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Ferry travel from RI of Block Island, Martha's Vineyard is simple & fun

Rhode Island > State > Getting Around > Ferries
Traditional or high-speed ferries take passengers from Point Judith, on the mainland of Rhode Island, and Newport to Block Island. Traditional and fast ferries cross from Block Island to Montauk, New York. A Jamestown-to-Newport ferry crosses between these two Rhode Island islands. A ferry route crosses from North Kingstown in Rhode Island to Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.
Close-up Traditional Ferry 500x250 - Block Island Ferry - Narragansett, RI
Block Island Ferry

304 Great Island Road Narragansett, RI, 02882 Phone: 401-783-7996 Toll-Free: 866-783-7996

The Traditional Block Island Ferry

Interstate Navigation will sail you away on the Bock Island Ferry! Begin your journey to island life from Point Judith, RI and enjoy a trip on a traditional passenger and vehicle ferry. Indulge in a treat from the snack bar or sip a legendary Bloody Mary before you enjoy Block Island's free public beaches, great restaurants, shops and historic landmarks. Stay on Block Island for the day or relax a little longer in a Victorian era hotel. The Block Island Ferry sets sail several times daily and can accommodate cars and motorcycles. Visit our website to view the schedule and rates or book passenger tickets. Hi-speed ferry service is also available from Point Judith, Newport, and Fall River, MA.
Hi-Speed Ferry 500x250 - Block Island Ferry - Narragansett, RI
Block Island Ferry - High-Speed

304 Great Island Road Narragansett, RI, 02882 Phone: 401-783-7996 Toll-Free: 866-783-7996

Block Island Ferry's High-Speed Option

Hurry up and relax by taking Block lsland's hi-speed ferry service! The ferry runs seasonally (May-October) from Point Judith and will deliver you to carefree island life in only thirty minutes. During the summer months, two more hi-speed locations are added in downtown Newport, RI and Fall River, MA. Wherever you sail from, you can get to Block Island quickly to enjoy the restaurants, shops, hiking, biking and free public beaches that await. Come for the day or enjoy a longer stay in a Victorian-era hotel. Boats depart multiple times daily. Visit our website to book your tickets online and view schedules.