Bowen’s Wharf, the Anchor of the Newport Waterfront! Marina, restaurants & nightlife, tours, boutiques & galleries as well as events all year round.

Personalize your wedding party with our selection of custom pearl jewelry, watches and more, locally made by our skilled artisans in our Rhode Isl and based workshop. Visit our flagship store for more information.

Diego’s on Newport’s Waterfront specializes in Mexican style dishes with a modern twist. Our focus is fresh ingredients, homemade sauces and bold flavors. Our bar offers Newport’s widest variety of both Mexican inspired and prohibition age cocktails. Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner with brunch hours added on the weekends.

Jason Carbonneau founded Jason & Co. twelve years ago in the heart of downtown Newport. He loves to add sparkle to his client’s lives and whether you’re looking for a classic, refined piece of jewelry or a one–of–a–kind showstopper, his store truly has something for everyone.

Signature Almond Butter Toffee is h and-crafted in small batches with the best ingredients. Almonds, sweet cream butter, pure sugar, salt and dark chocolate are skillfully piloted through heat and cold to create a classic treat you can’t resist.

Featuring Molton Brown and other fine bath and body products for Men and Women as well as luxury home fragrances. Find the perfect gift to indulge yourself or someone special. We also specialize in provisioning yachts and preparing extraordinary gift baskets for special events.

The Cookie Jar…more than just cookies. Serving fresh, warm, cinnamon buns, muffins, croissants and breakfast s andwiches on the patio. Offering freshly baked cookies made from scratch daily using the finest ingredients.

Harbor tours and sunset cruises aboard M/V Gansett. Enjoy a 90 minute narrated boat tour with a complimentary taste of Rhode Isl and! Cruise in comfort as you tour scenic Newport and Jamestown. Choose from a selection of wine, beer, and signature cocktails while you nibble on classic New Engl and bites.

Scrimshaw, the art of engraving on ivory or bone. During the 19th Century, whaling voyages were measured in years, not months. Whale men would pass the tedious hours they had spent at sea in search of the whale by engraving and carving whale teeth and whale bone.