Discover Block Island through a practical, old‑fashioned guide you can carry with you — a clear look at what this island offers, from its quiet lanes to its dramatic coastlines, with helpful tips for travelers of all means. This hand-book presents what makes Block Island unique: a sturdy, simple way of life still visible in the people, the roads, and the unspoiled views. Learn how the climate, sea air, and gentle beaches create a refreshing escape, and explore well‑planned itineraries that suit both frugal travelers and those seeking a modest touch of luxury. The text also outlines practical arrangements for getting there, choosing a place to stay, and planning a relaxed day on the island. - Places to visit: Beacon Hill for sunset views; the south cliffs and their historic light-house; the springs and their clear or iron‑tinted waters. - Ways to enjoy the shoreline: rambles on the beach, climbing the cliffs, and peaceful overlooks that invite quiet reflection or a light picnic. - Practical travel notes: how to reach Block Island by steamer or boat, where to go for fresh water, and tips on lodging options, dress, and daily pacing. - Handy hints for travelers: what to bring for comfort, how to manage baths and meals, and ways to fit the island’s gentle tempo into your plans. Ideal for readers of practical travel guides and anyone curious about a slower, sea‑side escape that blends nature with a distinct island character. If you’re planning a summer trip or a curious detour, this edition helps you compare Block Island to other resorts and decide if it matches your needs.
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