The fun begins with a boat excursion on Geneva Lake. Relax and enjoy the scenic beauty of the lake and the elegant estates. There will be time to shop the quaint Wisconsin town of Lake Geneva before continuing north to Sturgeon Bay, located in the heart of Door County. Meal: D
Today is filled with the charm of Door County. A local guide takes you to the quaint villages of Egg Harbor and Sister Bay. Highlights include a visit to a winery, a farm market and scenic Peninsula State Park with its Eagle Bluff Lighthouse. In Fish Creek, board your vessel for a narrated cruise on Green Bay past Eagle Cave, Ephraim and Millionaire’s Row. Tonight, dinner is at Nightingale Supper Club, a Sturgeon Bay tradition since 1913. Meals: B, D
Depart for Green Bay this morning and visit the National Railroad Museum to see the Dwight D. Eisenhower A4 Class locomotive. Later, tour The Farm, a living museum of rural America. Enjoy visiting this working farm from the live animals to the gardens and field crops. Meals: B, L
Begin the day at the Door County Maritime Museum. Located along the city’s busy working waterfront, the museum showcases the area’s rich maritime roots. Then, enjoy a 40-minute escorted tour aboard the Tugboat John Purves, an immaculately restored 1919 tugboat. Get the feel of daily life of their hard-working crew from her engine room, crew cabins and galley. Tonight, the Tour Manager hosts a Door County specialty, an authentic Fish Boil dinner that is as much fun to watch as it is to eat. After dinner, enjoy a musical performance at Northern Sky Theatre. Meals: B, D
Enjoy a full estate tour of Ten Chimneys. This legendary home of Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne is their most enduring legacy. Nestled in the rolling hills of southern Wisconsin, Ten Chimneys features the main house, the studio, the cottage and has hosted such celebrities as Noel Coward, Carol Channing and Katharine Hepburn. Return home with the memories of the autumn foliage and quaint villages of Door County. Meal: B
