An excursion around Door County, WI will reveal 250 miles of shoreline, acres of woodlands, 40 islands and more lighthouses than any other county in the United States.

A Ferry will take you through “deaths door” to Washington Island for a narrated tram tour. See the Stave church, Schoolhouse Beach, & Ostrich Farm.

Tour the Maritime Museum to experience Permanent installations and revolving exhibits that tell stories of shipbuilding from the beginning of the 20th century, when the Bay had shipyards producing fishing trawlers, Navy vessels, ore carriers and some of the finest yachts in the world.

Drive through Peninsula State Park to tour one of the oldest lighthouses in Door County.

View a Light Station made of fine brick -Greek Revival style - located on the top of the north bluff where it looks out over Lake Michigan.

Windpoint Lighthouse built in 1880, is believed to be the oldest and tallest lighthouse still operating on the Great Lakes.

Visit the Southport Lighthouse for a guided tour. Built in 1884 it stands 55 feet tall and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.