Sightsailing

Newport’s Finest for Wining and Dining

sightsailing — Wed, 13 Jun 2012 23:56:05 +0000

While we all know that Newport is the ideal location for sailing, sunny beaches, and mansions, it’s also the perfect place for eating and drinking! Newport, RI is home to some of the most fantastic restaurants and bars in the US. Our team at Sightsailing has compiled a list of our favorite places to go. Be sure to make a reservation, and tell them that Sightsailing recommended you!

Restaurants:

The Black Pearl – Bannister’s Wharf – The Black Pearl, located in the heart of the city’s bustling waterfront, is one of Newport’s best-known and best-loved restaurants. From the warm ambience and classic cuisine of their Commodore’s Room and Tavern to the al-fresco charm of their Waterside Patio and raw bar, the Black Pearl has something to offer everyone.The Black Pearl is open seven days a week. Seasonally closed Jan. 3 to Feb 12.

The Clarke Cooke House – Bannister’s Wharf – Renowned for its innovative cuisine, it is legendary as a spot to meet and greet. For locals and visitors alike, the Clarke Cooke House is the quintessential Newport experience. Chef Ted Gidley uses the freshest ingredients to create imaginative dishes. Inspired by his experience in the finest French kitchens, his cooking remains true to Newport’s seaside New England heritage.

Fluke – Bowen’s Wharf – Located in the heart of downtown Newport, Rhode Island, Fluke overlooks Bowen’s Wharf and Bannister’s Wharf, offering harbor and sunset views of Narragansett Bay. Fluke has gained a reputation as one of the best restaurants in the Newport restaurant scene in less than five years. Fluke’s relaxed, modern American cuisine is perfect for any occasion. Fluke also has one of the best cocktail selections in town!

Bouchard – 505 Thames Street – Bouchard Inn & Restaurant is one of Newport’s premier dining and lodging establishments. For over 20 years, Bouchard has been providing artfully-inspired dishes and comfortable rooms and suites for visitors. All located within the very heart of Newport just steps from the harbor, Bouchard is close to everything Newport has to offer, from shopping and attractions along the waterfront to Newport’s famous mansions.

Perro Salado – 19 Charles Street – The name Perro Salado – the “Salty Dog” – speaks to the spirit of this vibrant seaside restaurant that serves fresh, authentic Mexican cuisine. Chef Dan Hall brings the wisdom of his years spent in Miami and New York kitchens to his Newport restaurant. His own unique and modern interpretation of Mexican flavors boasts beautiful ingredients – always fresh, and often organic and locally-sourced.

Scales and Shells – 527 Thames St – Scales & Shells is a seafood restaurant in every sense of the word. Their goal from day one has been to serve the freshest, highest quality seafood to their customers, and do this by running their own fish truck every day. (Cash only!)

TSK (Thames Street Kitchen) – 677 Thames St – TSK is farm to table food at its best. Located on Lower Thames, TSK specializes in bringing the freshest local ingredients into their kitchens, and serving them in unique and modern dishes. The menu changes almost every day, so every visit is a special occasion! BYOB.

Castle Hill Inn - 590 Ocean Drive – The Mansion’s chefs artfully craft fresh local fish, regional meats, and produce into a distinctly native, seasonal menu, served in four dining rooms. From appetizers to desserts, imaginative presentation and exceptional taste characterize Castle Hill Inn’s fine dining experience.

Aquidneck Pizza – 27 Aquidneck Ave, Middletown - For over 29 years, Aquidneck Pizza has served proudly as one of Aquidneck Island’s premier family restaurants. Located right across the street from Easton’s (First) Beach in Newport, Rhode Island, the newly renovated restaurant features two beautiful dining rooms, a full bar, fireplace, and lounge complete with stunning views overlooking First Beach and Newport, RI’s famed Cliff Walk. We love to sit upstairs and order from their wide pizza selection, which is the best pizza around!

One Eighty- 8 Broadway - Go to One Eighty° and enjoy casual upscale dining in the heart of Newport. Located on historic Broadway, One Eighty° offers a unique, year round dining experience to visitors as well as locals. The warm atmosphere of the restaurant, housed in an historic 1850′s building, reflects the comforting yet creative cuisine that has become a tradition here. Their diverse menu includes – small plates, grilled thin-crust pizzas, succulent rib-eyes, fresh seafood and daily specials to list a few. Great prices and great ambiance. There is also a bar in the basement called “On The Rocks”, which is an entertaining late-night hang out!

Griswold’s Tavern – 103 Bellevue Ave - Experience fine food and spirits at Griswold’s Tavern. The menu is generally American cuisine with a mix of Mexican dishes. From bar food and burgers to salads, steaks, and seafood, there’s something for any palate at Griswold’s. Experience patio-like dining during the spring and summer when their garage-door-sized windows open up.

Mama Luisa’s - 673 Thames St – Another Lower Thames favorite, Mama Luisa’s serves genuine Italian cuisine in a cozy ambience. Located in an old house, the restaurant is divided into two small rooms, lending an intimate air to the dinner. For authentic Italian food, straight out of Nonna’s kitchen, try Mama Luisa’s!

Puerini’s – 24 Memorial Blvd W - A favorite for locals and tourists alike, Puerini’s is a small family-run casual restaurant. Signature dishes include some of the best veal in town, as well as hearty pasta dishes and antipasti. They have a nice outdoor patio for those wanting al fresco dining.

Lucia Italian Restaurant - 186 Thames St #B - ”Lucia Italian Restaurant” is located on Thames Street just across from Brick Market Place at the summit of a half-flight of stairs. Enjoy their authentic Northern Italian Cuisine, intimate atmosphere and friendly service. The founders came from Italy, Vicenza ( a pretty city 30 miles west from Venice) and Rimini (a famous seaside city resort on the Riviera Adriatica). The restaurant serves authentic Northern Italian Food, unique flavors, fresh ingredients and creative recipes prepared by Italian chefs.

Pasta Beach – 7 Memorial Blvd - With the chefs and owner behind the counter conversing in Italian, it is clear that Pasta Beach offers truly authentic Italian food. The decor, like the menu, is simple and fresh with marble top tables and rattan bistro chairs. Menu items range from ultra thin crust pizza, pasta dishes, sandwiches, and salads. Everything is made with the freshest ingredients available. A limited number of reservations are accepted.

Trattoria Simpatico- 13 Narragansett Ave #1, Jamestown RI – Another great spot for al fresco dining, Trattoria Simpatico specializes in high-quality, fresh foods using local ingredients. Since 1993, proprietor Phyllis Bedard has dedicated herself to creating a fun, casual and welcoming environment for her guests to enjoy a great meal and good company. Often selected as a romantic spot, they have hosted a number of engagements, first dates and ongoing romances, in addition to making a fun and friendly atmosphere for friends and family to gather and enjoy good conversation and great food.

Rhumbline – 62 Bridge St - Rhumbline Restaurant is situated in a lovely old colonial home near the Visitor Center in the historic Point Area of Newport. The chef, Ian McIntyre, makes specials every night, and when available, will use what is fresh in his garden. He specializes in American continental cuisine and makes use of local seafood and produce. He has a varied menu serving fish, beef and pork. The restaurant will gladly create a custom menu for private parties of up to 100 people, and it is a popular place for rehearsal dinners. On Friday and Saturday evenings there is live jazz piano music for your listening pleasure. Overall, it is a very elegant and comfortable dining experience here. Parking is also available at the Visitor Center.993, Proprietor Phyllis Bedard has dedicated herself to creating a fun, casual and welcoming environment for her guests to enjoy a great meal and good company. Often selected as a romantic spot, they have hosted a number of engagements, first dates and ongoing romances, in addition to making a fun and friendly atmosphere for friends and family to gather and enjoy good conversation and great food.

Franklin Spa – 229 Spring St – Newport is not a town well-known for its breakfast, but Franklin Spa takes the cake for best breakfast spot in town. Franklin Spa has been serving breakfast and lunch fare on the corner of Spring St. and Franklin St. since 1999. Located centrally just a block from Thames, makes Franklin Spa a great place to stop either for all-day breakfast or a quick bite before heading out to tour Newport. The restaurant’s great food and affordable prices attract both locals and tourists, while the comfortable, friendly atmosphere brings many back.

Atlantic Grille – 91 Aquidneck Ave, Middletown - “The Grille” serves up great pancakes, eggs, specialty wraps, killer eggs benny…variations on the benny too (served only on the weekends and holidays), and a slamming daily specials list. They have also added an extensive and delicious dinner menu, and now have a full bar.

Slice of Heaven – 32 Narragansett Ave, Jamestown - Since 2001, Slice of Heaven has been committed to achieving the highest quality bakery standards. All Slice of Heaven bakery items are scratch-made on the premises using only the finest ingredients available. Proprietors Steven and Maria Liebhauser invite you to enjoy a delicious treat at their place or yours.

Bars:

Pour Judgement – 32 Broadway – Hands down, the best beer selection in Newport. Their beer menu changes constantly, so you never know what special limited-edition microbrew will strike your fancy. They do have a complete bar with wine and mixed drinks. In addition, Pour Judgement serves the best bar food in town. This is a favorite spot for the locals, so getting a table can be hard.

The Fastnet Pub – 1 Broadway – What would Newport be without an Irish bar? The Fastnet is where we get our fill of Kilkenny, Irish lasses, and live music. Great beer, excellent service, and guaranteed entertainment. If you like to see people in running clothing, stop by after 7 pm on Thursday nights, when Fastnet plays host to the Newport Run & Chug Club.

The Clarke Cooke House – Bannister’s Wharf – Yes, we listed the Cooke House as one of the best restaurants. It’s also one of the best bars… actually, 5 of the best bars, in town. The first floor is the Bistro, with live music and views of passersby on the wharf. One set of stairs up is the Midway Bar, more intimate with a fireplace. Up again is the Candy Store, where you can watch over action on the wharf and check out the classy folk on their way up to the Sky Bar, the Cooke House’s highest floor bar. In the basement level is the Boom Boom Room, where the dance floor is monitored by video cameras, playing the action on TV screens at the bar. There is NEVER a dull moment on any floor at the Cooke House!

22 Bowen’s Portside – Bowen’s Wharf – Believe it or not, outdoor restaurants and bars are few and far between in Newport. 22 Bowen’s has a great outside area called Portside, which sits right up against the side of the wharf (with our boats Aquidneck, Sightsailer, and Starlight all residing next door). The four sided bar allows for the absolute best people watching in all of Newport, with the drinks being an added perk!

The Rooftop at the Hotel Viking – 1 Bellevue Ave – Boasting incredible hill-top views and live jazz music, the rooftop bar at the Hotel Viking is a place that you can’t afford to miss. On the corner of Touro Street and Bellevue Ave, the Viking is perfectly located between restaurants, shops, parks, and more. The bar experience is classic and relaxed with a distinct Newport vibe.

Cafe Zelda’s -528 Thames St – Obviously, Newport has a few sailor bars. Just a few. Zelda’s is our favorite. The restaurant does make some amazing food, but the bar has a charm all it’s own. With regatta pictures, trophies, and signs plastering its navy blue walls, Zelda’s is the perfect spot for after-sailing beers that turn into all-night fun.

@ the Deck – 1 Waites Wharf – Formerly known as the West Deck, @ the Deck is a very happening spot in town. Located right on the water on Waites Wharf, the bar has a great view and a fun ambiance. This is not a quiet spot for those looking to relax with a glass of chilled Pinot Gris. Get ready to sing and dance!

The Fifth Element – 111 Broadway – The new spot for the Fifth Element brings a bit of NYC to Newport. With more of an urban lounge scene, the Fifth Element boasts a full bar, dine-in restaurant, and live music on weekend nights.

Narragansett Cafe – 25 Narragansett Ave, Jamestown – Affectionately known as “The Ganny”, the Narragansett Cafe is one of the coolest and most laid-back bars in the area. There is never a dull moment at the Ganny. Pool table, darts, shuffleboard, and live music are just a few of the things that attract all of the locals in the area.

America’s Cup in Newport

sightsailing — Wed, 13 Jun 2012 22:53:22 +0000

For the first time, America’s Cup racing will be held inside Narragansett Bay, with excellent spectator views of the race course from the AC Village at Fort Adams. The regatta will give the public an opportunity to watch the world’s top sailors compete in the state-of-the-art AC45 wing-sailed catamarans, which will be the first time the high-tech boats will be raced on the east coast of the U.S.

Synonymous with the name America’s Cup, the spectacular harbor of Newport has played host to some of the most legendary America’s Cup battles in the competition’s 160 year-old history. Newport continues to attract the leading yachtsmen and women from around the world annually, hosting some of the world’s major sailing events on its waters. Now, the 2012 ACWS event brings the America’s Cup experience back to Newport after almost a 30-year absence.

In addition to being the only east coast host of the high-tech AC45 wing-sailed catamarans, Newport also has the honor of seeing the first ACWS circuit champion crowned. The highlight of each ACWS stop is the spectacular, winner-takes-all fleet race on final Sunday, where teams put points on the board to take the overall title. The final race on Sunday, July 1 in Newport could be the ultimate decision maker for the ACWS champion.

The AC45 racing schedule is as follows:

Friday, June 22
6:00 – 10:00 pm ACWS Newport Downtown Kick-Off
6:00 – 7:00 pm    Navy Band, Queen Anne’s Square
7:30 – 8:15 pm    Live Improv by Bit Players, International Yacht Restoration School
8:45 – 10:00 pm    America’s Cup Film, Queen Anne’s Square

Saturday, June 23
10:00am – 12noon Sail Newport Fidelity Investments Family Sailing Festival
11:00am America’s Cup Village opens
AC45 Team Training
Exploration Zone Ribbon-Cutting
Sail Newport Youth Regatta
5:00pm America’s Cup Village closes

Sunday, June 24
10:00am – 12noon Sail Newport Fidelity Investments Family Sailing Festival
11:00am America’s Cup Village opens
AC45 Team Training
Exploration Zone open
Sail Newport Youth Regatta
5:00pm America’s Cup Village closes

Monday, June 25
10:00am – 12noon Sail Newport Fidelity Investments Family Sailing Festival
11:00am America’s Cup Village opens
AC45 Team Training
Exploration Zone open
Sail Newport Youth Regatta
5:00pm America’s Cup Village closes

Tuesday, June 26
10:00am – 12noon Sail Newport Fidelity Investments Family Sailing Festival
11:00am America’s Cup Village opens
Exploration Zone open
Sail Newport Youth Regatta
Opening Press Conference
2:00pm AC45 Practice Racing
5:00pm America’s Cup Village closes

Wednesday, June 27
10:00am – 12noon Sail Newport Fidelity Investments Family Sailing Festival
11:00am America’s Cup Village opens
Exploration Zone open
2:00pm Official ACWS Practice Racing
4:30 – 8:00pm ACWS Newport Opening Ceremony
4:30 – 6:00pm Music: The Ravers
6:00 – 6:45pm Welcome from the Governor; Intro America’s Cup teams
6:45 – 7:45pm Music: The Ravers
8:00pm America’s Cup Village closes

Thursday, June 28
10:00am – 12noon Sail Newport Fidelity Investments Family Sailing Festival
11:00am America’s Cup Village opens
Exploration Zone open
12 noon – 4:00pm Race Day – Fleet & Match Racing
7:00pm America’s Cup Village closes

Friday, June 29 Healthy Oceans Day
10:00am – 12noon Sail Newport Fidelity Investments Family Sailing Festival
11:00am America’s Cup Village opens
Exploration Zone open
2:30 – 4:30pm Race Day – Match & Fleet Racing
7:00pm America’s Cup Village closes

Saturday, June 30
10:00am – 12noon Sail Newport Fidelity Investments Family Sailing Festival
11:00am America’s Cup Village opens
Exploration Zone opens
2:00 – 4:30pm Race Day – Speed Trials & Fleet Racing
7:00pm America’s Cup Village closes
8:00 – 11:00pm America’s Cup Party (by invitation only)

Sunday, July 1
10:00am – 12noon Sail Newport Fidelity Investments Family Sailing Festival
11.00am America’s Cup Village opens
Exploration Zone opens
2:30 – 4:00pm Race Day – Match & Fleet Racing Finals (Live NBC coverage)
6:00pm (approx) Prizegiving in America’s Cup Village

ACWS Newport Match Racing Champions
ACWS Newport Fleet Racing Champions
ACWS Season One Prizegiving

7:00pm America’s Cup Village closes

For this exciting occasion, Sightsailing will be offering special sails on Aquidneck, Sightsailer, and Starlight. The sails coordinate with the America’s Cup racing, but this does not mean that our boats will be following the AC45 boats during their races. We will see the boats while in the bay around Fort Adams and Castle Hill, and will spend time spectating the racing while also sailing our general course. Each sail will vary in terms of time spent watching the America’s Cup boats and time spent viewing the other sights. These boats are 45 foot catamarans, meaning they are smaller and faster than Aquidneck and Sightsailer. This will be an incredible sight from both water and land!

AC45 Race Course

Our sailing times and prices for the event are as follows:

Aquidneck:

Saturday June 23rd – Wednesday June 27th

10:00 am: $30.00 + tax per person

12:10 pm: $30.00 + tax per person

2:10 pm: $30.00 + tax per person

4:15 pm: $30.00 + tax per person

6:45 pm: $37.00 + tax per person

Thursday June 28th – Friday June 29th

10:00 am: $30.00 + tax per person

12:10 pm: $35.00 + tax per person

2:10 pm: $35.00 + tax per person

4:15 pm: $30.00 + tax per person

6:45 pm: $37.00 + tax per person

Saturday June 30th – Sunday July 1st

10:00 am: $35.00 + tax per person

12:10 pm: $40.00 + tax per person

2:10 pm: $40.00 + tax per person

4:15 pm: $35.00 + tax per person

6:45 pm: $37.00 + tax per person

Sightsailer:

Saturday June 23rd – Friday June 29th

11:15 am: $35.00 + tax per person

1:15 pm: $35.00 + tax per person

3:15 pm: $35.00 + tax per person

5:15 pm: $35.00 + tax per person

7:00 pm: $37.00 + tax per person

Saturday June 30th – Sunday July 1st

11:15 am: $35.00 + tax per person

1:15 pm: $40.00 + tax per person

3:15 pm: $40.00 + tax per person

5:15 pm: $35.00 + tax per person

7:00 pm: $37.00 + tax per person

Private Charters: June 23rd – July 1st

1.5 hours: $645.00

3.25 hours: $1240.00

Starlight:

Saturday June 23rd – Friday June 29th

2 Hour Private Charter: $300.00

4 Hour Private Charter: $600.00

Saturday June 30th – Sunday July 1st

2 Hour Private Charter: $350.00

4 Hour Private Charter: $650.00

Tickets for each sail go on sale 7 days before the scheduled departure date. Please visit our website at www.sightsailing.com to purchase tickets and read more about what we do. We hope to have you join us for this rare and exciting chance to see the America’s Cup in Newport!

For more information on the America’s Cup event in Newport, please visit the event site here.

Visiting Newport, RI – A Local’s Guide

admin — Wed, 13 Jun 2012 20:51:45 +0000

Did you know that in addition to being the sailing capital of the world, Newport, RI is also one of the most beautiful and historic destination spots as well? Founded in 1639, Newport was established before the founding fathers of the U.S. had even considered writing the “Declaration of Independence”. Known for its incredible sailing, mansions, sandy beaches, and fresher than fresh seafood, Newport has more to it than meets the eye. Check out our locals guide below on what to do when visiting the city by the sea!

1) Drive Bellevue Avenue, home to many of the famous mansions of Newport. From The Breakers to The Elms, Marble House to Chateau-sur-Mer, the mansions are a fun and historic experience for all members of the family. Our favorites are the Breakers and Marble House. Their operating schedules change seasonally, so make sure to plan out your tours accordingly.

2) Bellevue Ave. will feed you onto the “Ocean Drive“. This ten mile winding road, leads you along the coastline of southern Newport, allowing for mansion and ocean views. For a turn-by-turn route explanation, click here.

While on the route, stop at the Inn at Castle Hill, a renowned relais-chateau located at the mouth of the Narragansett Bay. Have a drink on the lawn, relax in one of the many Adirondack chairs, take in the sunset…. With sweeping views of Newport, Jamestown and Narragansett Bay, this is easily the best view in Newport!

2) Stop at Brenton Point State Park on Ocean Drive. Enjoy a wide-angle view of the Atlantic Ocean while flying kites and having fun in the sun. Every Sunday there is a spectacular kite-flying festival.

3) Explore one of the biggest historic sites in Newport – Fort Adams, also located off of Ocean Drive. The fort, built in 1841, too 33 years to build and is one of the largest, best preserved forts on the East Coast. Get the complete history by taking one of their tours! It is now used as the site for the Folk Festival and Jazz Festival, in addition to countless other events throughout the year. Fort Adams is also a great place to ride bikes, walk dogs and play sports!

5) What would Newport be without its beaches? Located close to the downtown heart of Newport is Easton’s Beach, also known as First Beach. At 1 1/4 miles long, it’s a great beach for families and those walking from their place of stay. The beach offers parking for a fee and is neighbors to the Atlantic Beach Club and the Save the Bay Exploration Center. To reach this beach, drive up Memorial Avenue towards Middletown, and you can’t miss it on your right hand side.

Second Beach (Sachuest Beach) is located about 5 minutes east of First Beach. While driving past First Beach, simply stay right at the fork by the Atlantic Beach Club, and follow that road up and down the next hill. Again sitting to your right side, Second Beach is a 2 1/2 mile long ribbon of beautiful, sandy dunes and beach. Parking is also offered. If you don’t time it right, you could end up in quite a beach traffic jam, so we recommend you head there early in the morning or closer to the lunch hour.

Driving past Second Beach and taking a left at the campground leads you to Third Beach. About 3/4 mile long, this beach is much calmer and more protected than First or Second. With no surf, this is a perfect beach for kids.

6) Like to walk? Here are some of our favorite routes:

A) All over Newport! Get out of your car and walk Newport’s side streets, particularly in the “Point” neighborhood (located between Van Zandt Ave and Long Wharf) and along Spring St (runs parallel to Thames St from Ruggles Ave to Broadway). Newport has more colonial-style architecture than New York, Boston, and Philadelphia combined! Beautiful homes date from the 1600-1900′s.

B) The Cliff Walk. Starting on Memorial Ave (at the top of First Beach) and ending on Bellevue Ave at the intersection of Ocean Drive, this path has breathtaking views, with the ocean on one side and the mansions and private homes on the other. The Cliff Walk has multiple start/end points. We recommend beginning your walk at the 40 Steps (at the end of Narragansett Ave), and follow the path to the right. This way you will quickly be walking behind many of the mansions. Make sure to wear your walking shoes as the word “cliff” in the title hints at the rocks you’ll be climbing along the way.

C) Sachuest Point. A natural wildlife refuge, this series of walking trails takes you through the southernmost section of Middletown, RI at the end of Second Beach. With over 2.5 miles of trails, you’ll have great views of Tiverton and Little Compton to the east, the Atlantic Ocean to the South, Middletown to the West, and lots of deer, rabbits, mink, and birds you’ll meet along the way!

7) The International Tennis Hall of Fame, located on Bellevue Avenue, is a museum and sports ground in one. The museum features the entire history of the sport, with historic artifacts, photographs, posters, and player memorabilia. After perusing the museum, visitors are able to see the grass courts where great tennis players have competed since 1881. Championships are still held on these grounds every July, so if you’re a tennis aficionado, you know when you’re coming to visit Newport!

8 ) What would vacation be without a little shopping? The entire downtown area of Newport is a shopper’s dream. Stroll up and down both Upper and Lower Thames to find souvenirs, the latest clothing trends, homemade fudge, and nautical regalia. Bowen’s and Banister’s Wharf, located off of America’s Cup Ave, are home to smaller shops and galleries. Check out Spring Street and Broadway if you’re into funky and vintage finds. Lastly, who can forget Bellevue Avenue, home to the finest in all things fashion, beauty, and home goods?

9) Eating out: where to start? Newport, Middletown, and Jamestown have hundreds of restaurants and bars, all being good. With fresh seafood in abundance throughout the area, it’s hard to go wrong. Visit www.gonewport.com to read about featured restaurants and weekly deals in town.

10) Make sure to visit us at Sightsailing on Bowen’s Wharf! We offer public sailing tours and private charters on three different sailing vessels. We hope to see you in Newport soon!

Summer 2012 Sailing

admin — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 22:45:34 +0000

We are now booking for 2012 summer sailing.

For PUBLIC SAIL Tickets aboard Schooner Aquidneck, Sightsailer and Private Charters on Starlight:
CALL: 401-849-3333
For PRIVATE CHARTERS aboard Schooner Aquidneck or Sightsailer CALL: John Hirschler: 401-862-4718

QUESTIONS:
Feel free to call us with questions, however please first consult the FAQ section of our site to see if your question is answered there. Our ticket office can get extremely busy at times, so if your question is not urgent, please email us at info@sightsailing.com rather than call. We will respond promptly.

Welcome to the blog

admin — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 20:54:14 +0000

Hi! We plan to use this blog to let you know about major sailing events in Newport this season, special sails we may be offering and other Read More...