You can step into yesteryear with a stay at The 1661 Inn & Hotel Manisses. Great locations, top-notch guest services.

A collection of exotic and domestic animals is maintained by Justin Abrams, owner of the 1661 Inn and Hotel Manisses.

A Airline Express serves BI-bound passengers traveling via T.F.'Green and Logan International airports or local Amtrak and Bonanza bus stations.

For pastries, desserts, ice cream, coffees and full breakfast, look for Aldo's on Weldon's Way.

A great place to bring the family for a casual lunch or dinner. Italian fare including pizza, pasta and seafood is served in the dining room, on the patio and in the spacious bar.

Amtrak has four stations relatively close to Block Island.

A carefully orchestrated dinner is served nightly at this Victorian inn. Elegant location for drinks and tapas. Stunning views.

Visit Block Island's one and only sunglass shop. Great range in pricing and quality.

Broker Gail Ballard Hall, who founded the firm in 1997, began her real estate career on Block Island in 1985.

This year-round B&B is convenient to Old Harbor and New Harbor, the airport, beaches and ferries.

For buying, selling or renting, we are your complete source.

Block Island's legendary beachside restaurant will come to you'to cater your island event with its signature cuisine and outstanding service.

Along the Greenway trails, in Rodman's Hollow, and alongside most nature trails, you will find blackberries, depending on the season. See if the kids can pick a pint!

BI Recreation Summer Camps.

This area is wild, sometimes windy, with rough seas. Special place to visit. No signage, no lifeguards. Walk in, pack out all garbage.

Located in the 'Hogpen' area of New Harbor, close to the marinas, this company offers rental vehicles all year-round.

This high-speed ferry service between New London and Old Harbor makes the trip in just over an hour.

This is Block Island's year-round ferry service, operating three large, car-carrying vessels and one large passenger-only ferry.

This waterside shop in New Harbor offers a full service bait and tackle shop as well as the finest fleet of local charter boats and guide services.

This store stocks goods you'd expect to find in a mainland pharmacy (except prescriptions): snacks and beverages, beach supplies, sundries, plus dvd rentals.

A collection of Block Island artifacts from the farming and fishing period to the rise of tourism in the Victorian era.

The well-equipped Block Island Medical Center offers round-the-clock urgent care, 365 days per year.

Broker Kate Atwater Butcher and her staff of friendly, experienced professionals look forward to introducing you to this special island.

The island's source for sporting goods. You won't be disappointed. Owner-manager has decades of experience.

Fresh Fudge anyone? Go where the locals go.

Located in the Old Harbor historic district, the Blue Dory Inn has garnered praise in national publications.

This fun, colorful boutique is the place to get the look you want for the summer.

With two large bars, two floors, a patio, outside bar and outside seating, this is the island's biggest nightclub. Acts nightly in summer.

Who loves chocolate? Fudge, candies and more. Home of the Sandy Feet Turtle.

Some of the island's best views are along Clay Head Trail. Easy hiking. No facilities.

Now open and newly revamped for 2010. Don't miss it.

Dorry's Cove is a special, tranquil place. No ammenities. Good place for a quiet swim, or tanning and reading.

Yoga, Pilates and more. Private and semi-private instruction available.

The trail traverses open fields that run to the edge of the bluffs.

Located in the lobby of the National Hotel. Health and beauty aids, pharmaceuticals (including Dramamine), sunscreen, disposable cameras, batteries, postcards, more.

An island tradition for more 30 years, Finn's serves lunch and dinner. Freshest of seafood from Finn's Fish Market next door.

Fred Benson Town Beach is Block Island's fully equipped bathhouse and pavilion. Food available.

A combination of trees and open fields makes this trail a good place to observe such raptors as the northern harrier.

On Chapel Street across from the BI Ferry, offering a selection of quality gifts, clothing and home decor.

The antique facade of this landmark store has inspired artists and photographers for decades. Boutique of the unique!

The eye-catching Gothic Inn is perched high, overlooking the whole of Crescent Beach.

Set in the heart of historic Old Harbor, the Harbor Grill is a great choice for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Great view of town and harbor.

Musician Heather Russo, with 25 years of performance experience, is available to perform at your next Block Island function.

This Victorian hotel features refined dining. Local ingredients with herbs and vegetables from the hotel's garden. Welcoming bar.

Bring skateboards or rollerblades (helmets required), or just hit the playground. Tennis courts, basketball court.

Tucked behind the Harborside Inn is an excellent selection of rental bicycles and new 2009 model mopeds, mountain bikes, beach cruisers, tandems and tag-alongs.

Block Island's graveyard features headstones dating back to the late 1600s.

Located on Chapel Street, just one block from Old Harbor, the Island Manor Resort is a short stroll away from the ferry, shops and beaches.

Musician and DJ Marc Scortino offers top-notch wedding entertainment, including full DJ service and live cocktail-hour entertainment.

This gallery overlooking Old Harbor from the 2nd floor of the Post Office building specializes in contemporary American paintings, drawings, photographs, and woodcuts.

'Kid Beach' is a well-sheltered beachfront at the south end of Crescent Beach. AKA Baby Beach.

Koru believes our health and the health of our environment are inherently connected. Full spa with wide array of offerings.

Original watercolors and limited edition Giclee prints of Block Island scenes by the artist. Available at Arts and Crafts Guild fairs, at the store 234 Water, at the Aurora Gallery, or by calling the artist.

Enjoy the best fishing New England has to offer, on the 36-foot Stanley Lobster yacht, 'Rooster.'

Mansion Beach is at the end of a dirt road by the same name. Deep sand. Parking available.

Practicing the Victorian art of decoupage, these artists create custom heirloom plates from wedding invitations or birth announcements.

Tours available with longtime island resident Vin McAloon, who claims to have been a cabin boy aboard Verrazano's ship when the explorer first spotted little Block Island.

The 150-foot cliffs along Mohegan Trail, the island's southernmost road. The views from the steps at Payne Overlook will take your breath away.

Comfortable 7-passenger, white Suburban for hire. This taxi is owned and operated by Monica Hull Shea, a year-round resident and direct descendent of original Block Island settlers.

Serving fresh seafood, steak and signature pasta dishes nightly. Lunch served daily.

Known for its steaks and ocean-side dining, this landmark hotel and restaurant is in the heart of town with outoor seating along massive wraparound porch.

The quickest way to get to Block Island is to fly New England Airlines.

This granite beauty at the northernmost tip of Block Island has had its tower restored and will reopen to the public in July.

Island favorite offering a varied, reasonably priced menu for lunch and dinner. Harbor views, outdoor seating.

'Quiet Alternative.' Newly renovated country inn set amongst spacious grounds at the center of the island.

This well-established pizza parlor serves lunch or dinner from its convenient perch in between beach and town.

'Purrrfect clothing for your lifestyle.' Huge sales all summer!!

Owned by broker Jennifer Phillips, an island resident for the past 26 years, this agency specializes in sales, rentals, and appraisal work.

Pond & Beyond paddling tours allow you to view wildlife and the scenic shoreline of the fascinating Great Salt Pond.

Established at the end of prohibition, this island fixture offers wine, beer, spirits, snacks, soda, ice, and tobacco products.

This unique ravine is a fine example of what's called a glacial outwash basin.

Many consider a sunset ride on the west side of the island to be the most memorable experience of a Block Island stay.

This luxury 42 foot Beneteau sailboat is available for crewed charters from a half day to one week.

'Clothing for your lifestyle.' It is often said that dogs on Block Island dwell in paradise.

Scotch Beach is a quarter mile north of Fred Benson Town Beach. Small lot, otherwise hike in from Corn Neck Road.

At the northern end of Block Island you'll find this granite marker on a pretty spit of land between Sachem Pond and Cow Cove, at the end of Corn Neck Road.

This grand red-brick beacon, a National Historic Landmark with gingerbread detail, nearly fell into the sea.

In a renovated barn on Spring Street'opposite the Manisses Hotel'you'll find work by Block Island artists on exhibit in a cooperative gallery space.

Longing for that delicious coffee flavor recognized worldwide? It's here on Block Island, too! Outdoor seating.

With more years on the scene than any other island agency, Sullivan knows the territory.

'Good Food' is the slogan of this charming eatery, a favorite of locals and regular visitors who come back for the unique sandwiches and salads.

Vail Beach in summer can be either rocky or deep in fine sand, depending on changes wrought by winter storms. Steep hike.

Adjacent to the Statue of Rebecca, this take-out cafe boasts some of the island's best outdoor seating, with views of Old Harbor and Water Street.

This resort shop features the best quality clothing, sportswear, hats and accessories at prices that match and often beat mainland pricing.

Call for transportation to and from the train and the Pt. Judith Ferries (all Interstate Navigation ferries).