The Newport Belle Riverboat Offers An Unforgettable Experience

Tyler James

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It doesn’t really get much better than visiting Newport on the Oregon Coast. Since I was young, I have visited Newport countless times, and it truly is one of my favorite getaways to this day – especially during the summer when you just need a place to relax and feel the cool breeze from the ocean.

While you may be familiar with all of the charming shops and delicious seafood restaurants, did you know you could spend the night on a beautiful riverboat docked on Yaquina Bay in Newport? While this isn’t the ideal family vacation, this is more designed for the perfect romantic getaway for adults.

Newport Belle

Newport Belle Riverboat / Facebook

The Newport Belle

This seasonal riverboat is known as The Newport Belle, and is the perfect getaway from the daily grind. Guests can enjoy the gorgeous view in Newport, while also being treated to complimentary wine and snacks. When you are ready to venture out, the riverboat is only 8 minutes away from the popular Oregon Coast Aquarium and just under 2 miles from the Yaquina Bay State Recreation Site.

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You’ll definitely want to check out Hatfield Marine Science Center too, which is just a few minutes away.

Oregon Attractions / Newport

The 5 airy rooms on The Newport Belle feature nautical wood paneling, casual furnishings and breakfast tables overlooking the water, in addition to en-suite bathrooms and free WiFi. A wood stove, three scenic decks, and private bathrooms with showers are all included.

The breakfast buffet, as well as evening wine and snacks, are served in a homey dining room or a laid-back sun porch.

Head over to Newport Belle’s website to learn more and reserve your spot now.
Newport Belle Riverboat Inn
Address: 2126 SE Marine Science Dr, Newport, Oregon
Phone: 541-867-6290
Feeling adventurous? Hit the link here for some awesome hikes on the Oregon Coast.

Written By Tyler James

Tyler James was born in Oregon and founded That Oregon Life in 2013 after finding peace and a renewed sense of purpose in the state’s forests, mountains, and coastline. What started as a personal connection to the outdoors became a way to help others discover new places, support local businesses, and appreciate Oregon’s quirks. He writes about local history, outdoor adventures, good food, and the occasional bit of satire, or whatever catches his attention before the coffee wears off.

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