Something happens when you take that first step off the ferry. The air feels different. Crisper, almost fresher, with that perfect sea-salt tinge that seems to revitalize you as soon as it hits your lungs. The sound of waves both distant and immediate create a sense of relaxation that can only come from the other. Another place. Another climate. A place that distinctly isn’t there. You’re not on the mainland anymore.
What does the summer mean to you? Are there things you feel you just have to do as soon as the weather starts warming up? On Block Island, we have our own list. The number of things there is to do, places to see, and eateries to enjoy, truly come to life in the months ahead. With that in mind, we thought we’d share a few of the things you need to do this season on Block Island.
You hear it time and again. It’s the journey that matters most, not the destination. While this can be true for books and some road trips, Block Island remains a steadfast exemption to the rule. The Block Island Ferry and the island itself go hand-in-hand with each other. It only makes sense, then, that you aim to have just as much fun on your ferry ride over as you will once your feet touch the sand waiting on the other side.
