Narragansett beaches are some of the most iconic in Rhode Island, known for their wide sandy shores, consistent surf, and vibrant coastal atmosphere. From the bustling energy of the Pier to family-friendly coves and scenic state beaches, Narragansett offers a beach experience for every type of traveler. Visitors searching for the best beaches in Narragansett will find a mix of surf spots, walkable beachfront areas, and easy access to restaurants, shops, and waterfront dining, all within minutes of each other. This is classic New England beach living at its most lively and accessible.

Narragansett Town Beach

Narragansett Pier —  the most popular beach in Narragansett, known for its wide sandy shoreline, excellent surf, and iconic Towers backdrop. Ideal for sunbathing, surfing, and easy access to shops and restaurants. Fees charged for both parking and admission.

39 Boston Neck Rd, Narragansett | More Information

Scarborough State Beach

Scarborough — large, family-friendly beach with gentle waves, a spacious promenade, picnic areas, and full amenities including restrooms and concessions.

970 Ocean Rd, Narragansett | More Information

Roger Wheeler/Sand Hill Cove State Beach

Sand Hill Cove — calm waters and a protected cove make this beach perfect for families with young children. Features playground areas and easy parking.

100 Sand Hill Cove Rd, Narragansett | More Information

Salty Brine State Beach

Galilee —  a small but lively beach next to the fishing port. Great for boat-watching and quick beach trips with calm, shallow water.

254 Great Rd, Narragansett | More Information