Comprehensive Door County day tour

• Water in bottles • Meal • Light refreshments

• Tips

• Service animals are permitted. • Not suitable for individuals with spinal injuries. • Not recommended for those with poor cardiovascular health. • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness. • Foldable walkers are allowed. Please inform us or let us know during our contact about lunch. • Notify us if you plan to bring a service animal. • We aim to offer a comfortable experience for all guests. However, our luxury van may present difficulties for guests with limited mobility or larger body sizes when entering and exiting. We suggest that guests with these considerations reach out to us beforehand to discuss possible accommodations or alternatives to ensure their comfort throughout the tour. • A DC 12 Volt Plug is available for an oxygen pump, etc. Please email for more details. • All daily excursions follow a suggested itinerary. Variability is typical, and not all locations may be included every day.

To receive a full refund, cancellation must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

• Visit the active Coast Guard Station situated where the Sturgeon Bay Canal meets Lake Michigan. Guests can walk onto the station grounds for a view of the Canal Light and the 1000-foot pier extending to the Pierhead Lighthouse, which features a distinctive deep red color and offers impressive views of Lake Michigan. • Stroll along the rocky shores of Lake Michigan's Whitefish Bay and observe the remarkable sand dunes, a gem of the state park. • Cave Point is a notable attraction in Door County, providing stunning views of Lake Michigan from the striking rock formations created by the caves. Each visit offers a unique experience. Learn about the Niagara Escarpment and the area's rugged landscape. Capture photos with natural frames, and hike along trails that may feature roots and rocks to see vent holes, while trying to avoid getting wet if it is windy. • Bailey's Harbor, once the seat of Door County, is rich in local history. Explore the origins of the county and the story behind the Ridge's Sanctuary as a protected site. Walk the boardwalk that links the Bailey's Harbor Range Lights and view the bird cage lighthouse. • The Washington Island Ferry departs from Northport Pier, providing transportation across Death's Door to Washington Island. From the pier, travelers can see the ferry as well as Plum and Pilot Lighthouses. Northport Pier is notably accessed via a famously winding road. • This area is central to Door County's Cherry Country, and if it is open during the visit, a stop will be made. This location is ideal for anything cherry-related in Door County, featuring a great selection of pies, fillings, preserves, and ready-to-eat treats, along with views of the family-maintained orchards. • A scenic drive along a tree-lined road leads to a small park on a bluff overlooking Green Bay. Visitors can navigate a stepped path down to an overlook that sits on the edge of a steep cliff, providing extensive views of the bay. There are plenty of vantage points for stunning vistas, even for those who prefer not to go to the main viewpoint. • A narrated tour through Sister Bay, highlighting its Scandinavian heritage, picturesque waterfront, and charming shops. • As the journey continues through Ephraim, spectators will enjoy impressive sights of Eagle Harbor, adjacent to this beautiful town featuring a vintage hamburger and ice cream shop, unique galleries, and ample scenic views. • Visit the memorial marking the final resting place of Simon Onanguisse Kahquados, the last Chief of the Potawatomi. • A stop at the lighthouse will be made if there is interest. There is a small fee for entering and exploring the inside, which is not included in the trip; viewing the lighthouse from outside is free, and it is approachable. Excellent views of the bay can also be enjoyed from outside the lighthouse. • Peninsula State Park is another highlight of Door County. Guests will traverse the park's scenic, tree-lined roads. The primary stop will be the Eagle Tower, though stops at Sven's Bluff and Eagle Bluff Lighthouse may occur depending on the group's preferences (not all stops are guaranteed). • Explore Fish Creek, recognized by Forbes as one of the 15 most picturesque small towns in the U.S. Visit the original Founder's Square, the harbor, and Sunset Beach. A drive along Millionaire's Row showcases a popular breakfast spot praised by Good Morning America. • In the town, visitors will find numerous dining options, distilleries, and shops, including the original Cupula House established by founder Levi Thorp, a Native American Museum that was once home to Chief Roy Oshkosh, the last Chief of the Menominee people. Before departure, a visit may be made to a winery and complimentary cheese tasting if the group is interested. • Discover the origin of the name Carlsville and learn about the businesses operating in the area. • A visit to George K. Pinney County Park