Renowned Palm Beach yacht broker, Worth Avenue Yachts, has opened the latest of its global offices in Newport, Rhode Island. The new brokerage location will offer yachting enthusiasts a one-stop destination for Newport boat sales, charter, and new yacht construction.
Bristol | Rhode Island
Where To Stay
HOTELS
INNS / B and B / PENSIONS
Where To Eat & Go Out
CAFES
What To Do
CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS
OUTDOORS AND SPORTS
SHOPPING/SHOPPING CENTERS
Getting Around
CAR /VAN RENTAL
Marinas & Moorings
Yacht & Crew Services
CANVAS / UPHOLSTERY / CUSHIONS
CHANDLERY
CLEANING PRODUCTS
COMMUNICATION / SATELLITE / PHONE
COMPOSITE / GRP / CARBON WORK
ELECTRICAL / ELECTRONICS REPAIR AND SUPPLY
INTERIOR DESIGNERS / SUPPLIES AND DECORATIONS
METAL WORK
OUTBOARD MOTORS / TENDER SALES / SERVICE
RIGGING
SAIL MAKERS / REPAIR / CLEANING
SHIPYARDS / REFIT / REPAIR
WELDING / FABRICATION
YACHT AND HOME INTERIOR DECORATORS / DESIGNERS
Provisioning
BAKERIES / PATISSERIES
Useful Info
DOCTORS / MEDICAL CENTERS / HOSPITALS
Miscellaneous
CANVAS / UPHOLSTERY / CUSHIONS
INTERIOR DESIGNERS / SUPPLIES AND DECORATIONS
TRAVEL AGENTS
YACHT AND HOME INTERIOR DECORATORS / DESIGNERS
Bristol is a quiet and charming New England waterfront town that has always been linked to the sea with a rich nautical history. The town is perhaps most familiar to yachting enthusiasts as the home of the famous Herreshoff Manufacturing Company. Led by designer Nat Herreshoff – the “wizard of Bristol” - they built some of the most advanced yachts in the world from the 1870’s to the 1930’s, including several winners of the America’s Cup. Bristol is also patriotic at heart, with a red, white and blue stripe running down Main Street that marks the route of their famous Independence Day parade, started 1785, that is the longest running continuous parade in the nation. A walk through town reveals numerous well-kept colonial era homes, eclectic shops, and delectable restaurants along the serene, tree-lined streets. Major highlights include the America’s Cup Hall of Fame, the Herreshoff Museum and the Bristol bike path that runs for many miles with great views. The large natural harbor is home to several marinas , with several notable boat builders and marine services based in town.
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Unfortuntaley we decided not to proceed with publishing the guide book this year due to COVID19. Normally we go to print with the book mid-May and COVID was in full force by then. We continue to work on our website to keep it updated and we look forward to a better 2021!
Thank you!
Anne & Rick

We are thrilled to announce that the 2019 (the 11th edition!) of the New England Yacht Insider's Guide will be available soon from Maine to Connecticut, including Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and Block Island!
We are so grateful for our loyal advertisers, many of them supporting us since the very beginning, and all the wonderful friendships we built since we started the guides in 2009!
And once again, a huge thank you to Billy Back for this stunning cover and all the photos that make our guides so attractive!

The 2018 New England Yacht Insider's Guide is printed and on it's way to points all around New England!
For a PDF version, see: https://www.yachtinsidersguide.com/sites/default/files/yacht_insiders_gu...

Twenty-five Ted Hood-designed boats recently gathered in Bristol RI for an enchanting weekend to honor the many accomplishments of the late renowned yachtsman, sailmaker, and naval architect. The yachts’ owners, their friends, members of the Hood family and the marine industry participated in a three-day celebration.
The “Open Boat” cocktail party on Friday night attracted many guests, eager to see the fleet ranging from the original Robin (1959), the 12-meter Nefertiti to the majestic 116’ Whisper.
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