Boat Cruise - North Shore to Death’s Door Crossing

4.8 · 147 Reviews

Excellent Quality

Overview

Join us on a fantastic tour that perfectly captures the essence of Door County! Immerse yourself in the fascinating human history and stunning scenery, both natural and man-made. Your journey starts with a leisurely cruise along the north shore of Sister Bay, where you’ll witness some of the best man-made beauty this county has to offer. As we approach the towering bluffs of Ellison Bay Bluff Park, keep an eye out for Wisconsin’s largest private home along the bayside bluffs, and the County Park’s famous lookout! As you continue north towards Door Bluff Headland Park and into Gills Rock, we’ll share captivating stories of Northern Door County’s rich commercial fishing heritage, tales of the Lake’s historical shipwrecks, and even the fascinating story of a historic Death’s Door battle. Weather permitting, you’ll get you up close to Plum Island Lighthouse and maybe even catch a glimpse of the old Coast Guard station at Death's Door! Experience an adventure you won’t forget!

What's Included

Restroom on board

Additional Info

Specialized infant seats are available

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Wheelchair accessible

Reviews

4.8

based on 147 reviews

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From 52.00 USD per person

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