Due to its wonderful quiet and rural character, Conanicut Island is ideal for pedaling.
Bikers can leisurely discover the whole island, as even the main roads are lightly traveled. They will enjoy pleasant views of the ocean, riding alongside historic properties and vast open spaces.
Beavertail Lighthouse and Park is 153 acres of mixed grassy, wooded and rocky areas, traversed by a network of paths for walking or cycling. Located at the end of Beavertail Rd, on the southernmost part of the island. Also home to a lighthouse built in 1856, with a small museum attached. It is a great place to enjoy spectacular views of East and West Passages, or to climb the rocks bordering the shore. Free admission.
Tel: (401) 423 3270
Mackerel Cove, a sandy beach situated on a narrow neck of land off Beavertail Road, is perfect for swimming and water skiing. This deep water bay offers protected anchorage, for a relaxing day onboard.
Other great swimming and diving spots are located off Fort Wetherill State Park, such as West or Fort coves