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All trips depart from Central Falls Landing

15 Madeira Avenue, Central Falls, RI

 

- Along the Blackstone River -

 

 

Guided Nature & Heritage Tours
 

Sundays at 1 PM, 2 PM, 3 PM, 4 PM

 

Our well-informed guides can’t wait to welcome you aboard to share the history, ecology, and beauty of the region! We even provide binoculars and nature guides for you to use during your trip!!!

 

We've got a great schedule of expert guest speakers... check out our calendar here!
 

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Unguided River Cruises
 

Saturdays at 4 PM, 5 PM, 6 PM, 7 PM

 

Grab a drink at Shark's Peruvian, or BYOB, for a cruise to take in the scenery, listen to some relaxing music, and enjoy a nice evening on the water!!

 

Book ahead and show your tickets at Shark's Peruvian to receive 10% OFF food & drink on the day of your trip! Make a reservation to enjoy a meal once you return.

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Guided Kayak Group Tours
 

Every 2nd Saturday at 10 AM

(2024 dates: 7/13, 8/10, 9/14, 10/12)

 

July 13 tour is filling up! Get your tickets soon before they're all gone!!

 

Blackstone River Expeditions is excited to offer 90-minute guided kayak group tours on the Blackstone River departing from Central Falls Landing. On your journey you’ll learn about the Blackstone River Valley and explore the hidden spots along the river with the chance to see the many species of wildlife that call this waterway home including egrets, painted turtles, cormorants, osprey, and “Sam” the lone mute swan.

 

A great outdoor activity that is safe and fun for families!!!
 

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Don't forget...

The Explorer is available for charters as well

 

Perfect for that special family outing, business function, bachelorette party, fundraising event, and more!
 
 

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