Breakwater Village – a blissful beachside retreat
Perched on the southern tip of ruggedly spectacular Rhode Island, Breakwater Village is the quintessential New England coastal getaway, with its secluded sandy bay, rocky coastline, clapboard cottages and calming ocean views. Breakwater stands on the edge of the gently bustling town of Narragansett, which lures visitors from all over the United States and beyond with its unspoiled beaches, chic boutiques, and waterfront restaurants where you can feast on rich lobster rolls and crunchy fried clams. Many Breakwater Village vacation rentals offer direct access to a private beach, so you can look forward to truly getting away from it all.
Get wet and wild at Breakwater Village
Breakwater Village's crashing waves make it an alluring year-round destination for surfers. If you're new to the sport, friendly surf schools offer private and group lessons for all ages and abilities. Or maybe you'd prefer to try your hand at a more leisurely pursuit like stand up paddle boarding or sea kayaking. The local waters are also teeming with fish, and keen anglers will relish the opportunity to head offshore in search of prize catches like swordfish, mahi-mahi and giant tuna. And if you're craving a little retail therapy, Narragansett's shops offer everything from hip beachwear to eye-catching jewelry.
Hazy summer days in Breakwater Village
Breakwater Village vacation rentals are in particularly high demand during the peak summer season of June to August. The weather at this time of year is typically gloriously warm, with long days and plenty of sunshine. The shoulder months of May and September are also great times to visit, with pleasantly mild temperatures and fewer out-of-towners competing for the most sought-after accommodation. Winters can be very cold, with plenty of snowfall. Rain is possible at all times of year, so be sure to pack something waterproof.
Animal encounters and magical marine life
Breakwater Village's abundance of natural wonders draws visitors back year after year. For a truly unforgettable day out, board a boat trip in search of local marine life. If you're lucky, you may encounter dolphins, sharks, giant sea turtles, ocean sunfish and majestic humpback whales. Nearby Block Island is also a natural paradise. Its verdant grasslands, maritime shrub land and sandy beaches are home to all manner of rare plants and animals, including the endangered piping plover and American burying beetle. Birdwatchers will be in their element, with peregrine falcons and red-tailed hawks residing here.
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