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Schooner & Sailboat Cruises - RI Statewide


Rhode Island – “the Ocean State” – is filled with people who simply love getting out on the waters of the Atlantic Ocean or beautiful Narragansett Bay (if you doubt that, notice all the boats under tarps in back yards and marinas during the winter). Several businesses will take guests out onto the water under the power of wind in sails – an adventure some people say was the pinnacle of their New England vacation. Sailing cruises are varied – they may leave from several ports on the bay or the ocean; they may last a few hours or a full overnight; they may dock on land for island tours or picnics or clambakes; they may hug the coastline or venture out into the deeps. Vessel types could include schooners, sloops, cutters or ketches (don’t worry; your captain will explain the lingo). Some sailing cruises could be for watching the sunset or could aim for sightings of whales, seals, sea birds, or iconic lighthouses. You could opt for a cruise that includes a scrumptious picnic or a memorable wine. You could even sail on one of America’s Cup Charters’ 12-meter yachts – breathtaking! Versatility is a virtue for sailing cruise companies and their captains. Guests may make a last-minute decision to hop onto a public tour or may plan ahead and arrange a private charter for a family or a special occasion like an anniversary or wedding event. A sailing cruise will stand out in memories of even the most thrilling vacation.

Sailboats Under the Bridge - America's Cup Charters - Newport, RI
America's Cup Charters

49 America's Cup Avenue Newport, RI, 02840 Phone: 401-849-5868

Board a legendary yacht at Newport Harbor and be prepared for breathtaking views

Cruises with America’s Cup Charters start in style, on the docks at beautiful, bustling Newport Harbor, RI. When you step onto your legendary yacht for a day cruise in Narragansett Bay or a customized charter cruise, that sense of style - as well as comfort - continues. Sail aboard the Weatherly, the 1962 Cup winner and one of only three surviving wooden America’s Cup defenders in the world; or the 1970 Cup contender Heritage, with its eye-catching varnished Sitka spruce hull; or the classic Gleam and Ozawa. No sailing experience is required — you can help raise the sails, take a turn at the helm, or just sit back and enjoy the breathtaking views.
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