Experience the beauty of Wisconsin’s beloved Door County during the peak of the fall season. From picturesque shoreline views and charming waterfront villages to scenic state parks and iconic lighthouses, this three-day getaway is filled with the best the Door Peninsula has to offer. Enjoy guided sightseeing, unique local attractions, delicious regional dining, and plenty of time to browse quaint shops and markets. Along the way, you’ll savor a traditional Door County fish boil, visit a local winery and coffee roastery, explore the area’s rich maritime history, and take in the breathtaking autumn colors that make Door County one of Wisconsin’s favorite destinations.
Daily Itinerary
Tuesday, October 20
Motorcoach arrives for loading at Trinity Woods at 7:00am with a 7:30am departure to Milwaukee Catholic Home
8:00am – Load and depart from Milwaukee Catholic Home
Drive to Whitefish Dunes Park
Lunch at Al Johnson’s
Tour Peninsula State Park
4:00pm Door Peninsula Winery Tour and Tasting – Door County Coffee
6:00pm Pizza Party at Sonny’s – pizza buffet, salad, garlic bread, and dessert
Check into hotel following dinner
Wednesday, October 21
Breakfast at the hotel
9:00am Maritime Museum with guide
11:00am Fish Creek shopping including lunch on your own
Gills Rock – Charlies Smoked fish shop
4:30pm arrive at Old Post Office for 5:00pm Fish Boil – Ephraim
Return to hotel by 7:30pm
Thursday, October 22
Breakfast at the hotel & load luggage, depart from Sturgeon Bay at 9:30am
10:00am – 2:15pm Lighthouse Trolley Tour with lunch
Stop on the way home for an orchard and cheese factory visit
Return approximately 7:00pm
Pricing
Tour includes:
Luxury motorcoach transportation
Tour Escort
Two Nights Accommodations at Stone Harbor Resort in Sturgeon Bay
2 Breakfasts, 2 Lunches, 2 Dinners
Single Occupancy: $1,450 per person
Double Occupancy: $1,085 per person
Full payment is due by September 4, 2026. Reservations canceled on or before September 4, 2026, will receive a full refund. After that date, refunds are subject to the cancellation policy of the tour and travel suppliers. Travel insurance is strongly recommended.
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