You can bike, the most popular mode of transportation if hills don't bother you. Or you can rent a car and drive the 10 square miles of the island end to end. You can even take a taxi.

This New England island offers a laid-back vibe with a dozen different beaches to explore, plus restaurants, a small town, and trails to wander all summer long.

Reporting from Block Island, R.I. — I am standing atop Clay Head, a 70-foot-high bluff, looking over miles and miles of open ocean on a clear summer morning. It is an ideal way to greet a day ...

With beach access free for all visitors, most beaches are a short walk from the harbor or accessible by bike. Exploring Block Island's coastline is a must-do summer activity! Outdoor Adventures Await ...

The Hamptons are a headache. And while Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard still offer cobblestoned charm, what none of those ...

With the ocean on your left, bike in a clockwise direction around the island. Almost immediately after leaving town, small fields with cedar-shingle houses appear on the right.

In fact, if you’re wondering what to do on Block Island to stay active and see the best of the island, I suggest biking around. Click here to discover the top places for moped and bike rentals.

While much of Block Island's pleasures come from beaching, boating and biking, there are plenty of opportunities to shop for unique treasures created by the many artists who flock here.

Bikes and mopeds, not cars, are the island standard. We reach the Block Island Southeast Light, a brick, octagonal Gothic lighthouse built in 1875.

NEW SHOREHAM, R.I. (WJAR) — This week on NBC 10's Summer of Fun, A.J. Mastrangelo and Molly Levine hop aboard the ferry to Block Island. The island is just south of mainland Rhode Island. The 3 ...