See Rhode Island’s beaches, lighthouses, towns, and mansions by bus in one day
8 Hours
Bus tour, Expert guide
Discover the culture, cuisine, scenery, and story of America’s smallest state on an 8-hour guided bus tour. Start in the capital city and travel around the Bay to see what makes Rhode Island unique.
Tours are subject to a minimum number of passengers. Your guide may take group photos for marketing—tell them if you don’t want to be included.
Cancel for a full refund unless you cancel within 24 hours of the tour. If the operator cancels because the minimum number of participants isn’t met or for another unforeseen circumstance, you can move to another start time or tour, or be refunded.
Arrive 10 minutes before departure.
Yes. All tours are subject to a minimum number of passengers. If the tour doesn’t reach the minimum, the operator will notify you beforehand.
Yes. Your guide may take pictures of the group and use them for marketing materials or social media. Tell your guide if you don’t want to be included or if you want to be tagged in a photo.
Experience Rhode Island Tour Booth. (1 Eddy Street)
This visitor center is a solid starting point for exploring Providence and Rhode Island, with most visitors pointing to the staff as the real highlight. Friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful, the team here has a knack for pointing travelers in the right direction with free maps, local tips, and plenty of literature to take away. A few visitors have noted the counter can occasionally be unstaffed, particularly during meetings, so it's worth calling ahead if you're making a special trip. That said, when staff are present, the experience seems consistently warm and useful, and the wealth of free information on offer makes it worth popping in during any Providence visit.
Very helpful staff. Heaps of pamphlets and maps too
Matthew Battrick
February 24, 2025
Very helpful staff. Heaps of pamphlets and maps too
Matthew Battrick
February 24, 2025