Sound Charters
New London, CT Area

ASTRO Experiences · New-london, CT
Curated local experience providers on the ASTRO Network — bonfires, beach setups, charters, and events worth remembering.
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New London, CT Area
Based in New London, Sound Charters specializes in private fishing charters and whale and dolphin watching tours in the waters off Montauk and Block Island.
New London, CT Area
Located in Niantic, this operator provides party boat fishing charters for various fish species, offering rod and reel rentals and fish cleaning services.
New London, CT Area
This business offers rentals for kayaks, paddleboards, and bikes, along with guided tours and lessons, providing opportunities to explore the Mystic River and surrounding areas.
New London, CT
Founded in 1870, the New London County Historical Society is the oldest historical organization in eastern Connecticut. Headquartered in the historic Shaw Mansion since 1907, the society houses a vast collection of cultural artifacts and archives. It shares New London County’s history with researchers and the community through tours and educational programs.
New London, CT Area
Departing from New London, CT, these 2-hour cruises offer tours past historic lighthouses and forts with experienced guides, providing scenic views and tales of seafaring legends.
New London, CT
Ferry Slip Dockominiums is a deep water marina in New London, CT, offering easy access to the Long Island Sound. Its deep and wide river and channel allow for quick sailing to open water, with no bridges or long river sails. The facility provides new electrical pedestals, a 50,000 lb. travel lift, WiFi towers, a large club room, a fully equipped kitchen, and laundry facilities.
New London, CT
The Custom House Maritime Museum in New London tells stories of the city's waterfront. It features permanent exhibitions such as AMISTAD: A True Story of Freedom, and displays of Vintage Dive Helmets. Visitors can also explore Kids Ahoy!, which traces nautical influence on children's items. The museum also offers climbs to the lantern room of New London Harbor Lighthouse, one of the oldest and tallest lighthouses on Long Island Sound.
New London, CT Area
The park offers historic boat tours and a water taxi service that links various historic and cultural sites along the Thames River in New London and Groton, along with themed cruises.
Photo by Jerry Dougherty.New London, CT
The Nathaniel Hempsted House is a stone dwelling built in 1759 for Nathaniel Hempsted by Acadian exiles. Adjacent to the Joshua Hempsted House, it survived the 1781 burning of New London. Visitors can explore this structure, which stands as a testament to 18th-century daily life and contributes to the understanding of colonial urban life and northern slavery.