AVAILABLE 24/7 / BOOK INSTANTLY 🚦 Pete, my Co-Host will be the person contacting you and setting up your trip ! Don’t underestimate the Yaris ! This one comes equipped with a great sound system compatible with Bluetooth, 36+ mpg ⛽️, and a ample amount of space for such a compact car ! This car will get you from point A to point B efficiently, comfortably, and most important, safely ! ✅ Full tank of gas at start. No more annoying empty gas tanks! ✅ Our cars are always detailed pre trip! ✅ We guarantee customer satisfaction EVERY single rental! *Guests location delivery price is negotiable and will rise and fall according to the address provided* ‼️ Trips of 30+ days receive 10% off ‼️ I am very flexible with booking dates, pick up, and delivery. The car is located for pickup 7 minutes from T.F. Green Airport in Providence, RI. Delivery to Boston and many other areas around New England is available ! This car comes detailed and in perfect condition. - Freshly sanitized - No accidents - No weird smells ::::::::::ATTENTION RENTER:::::::::: I take great pride in keeping my cars cleaned and SANITIZED. To prevent the spread of germs during this pandemic every car is sanitized and cleaned thoroughly with anti-bacterial before and after each trip. Rest assured you are driving the world's cleanest germ free rental car on the market! -Valid Driver's License is required upon pickup. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ TOURIST INFO Top Things to do in Rhode Island 1. Witness the “WaterFire Providence” Billed as one of the “top 20 events in North America” by National Geographic Magazine, the Providence WaterFire is a modern art installation found in downtown Providence during May and October. This unique multi-sensory attraction consists of volunteer fire tenders sailing down the river and lighting more than 80 floating bonfires along their way. The waterborne display is accompanied by new-age music to further perplex the gathering crowds. 2. Take a trip to the Roger Williams Park Zoo Drawing over 500,000 visitors every year, it is fair to say that the Roger Williams Park Zoo is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Rhode Island. The zoo, which can easily keep you entertained for a full day, has more than 100 species from around the globe. The Roger Williams Park is also home to a museum of natural history and the largest indoor botanical garden in New England. 3. Walk the Newport Cliffs This world famous path along the eastern shore of Newport is a great way to experience the grand architecture and natural beauty of the seaside city. The cliff walk is the first National Recreational Trail in New England and is around 3.5 miles in length. The walk requires a certain degree of physical fitness but is well worth the effort. Many of the grand mansions are visible from the walk although to do them justice, you should certainly attend a guided tour of their interiors. 4. Head to the Beach The state of Rhode Island has an impressive 400 miles of coastline and over 100 beaches. Travelers looking for a calm and relaxing beach should head to Third Beach in Middletown. Thrill seekers should make a trip to Easton’s beach in Newport, a surf beach just under a mile long with an excellent snack bar. 5. Admire the Newport Mansions The nine homes available to view in Newport will certainly impress you. Previously used as holiday homes for the affluent, the mansions are now maintained by the Preservation Society of Newport County. The most impressive of the mansions is arguably The Breakers; a 70 room, renaissance style house. Admission to the mansion includes an audio tour and the property is fully wheelchair accessible. Other notable buildings include The Elms, former residence of Mr and Mrs Edward Julius Berwind and Marble House which earns its name from the 500,000 cubic feet of marble within. 6. Catch a show at the Providence Performing Arts Centre A multi-use theater first opened in 1928, the Providence Performing Arts Centre is a popular venue for tourists and locals to enjoy musicals, theater and concerts as well as free local events. The reputation of the venue has grown in recent years and it has been chosen to host the opening of a number of national tours. 7. Varied Nightlife in Newport Newport’s nightlife has something to offer almost anyone. Start your night in an Irish pub with a plate of Shepherd’s pie and a pint of Guinness and round your evening off by checking out some live music in Newport Blues Café. The many pubs in Newport offer a wide variety of hearty home-cooked grub. 8. Drive the ten mile Ocean Drive The Ocean Drive, also known as the Ten Mile Drive by locals, navigates the south coast of Aquidneck Island. As well as some stunning views, the road offers vantage of a number of points of interest including King Park, New York Yacht Club and the US Coast Guard station. There are also some great spots along the route for sunbathing and swimming in isolation. MASSACHUSETTS EZ-PASS TRANSPONDER #5775648