Put-in-Bay Winery
Put-in-Bay Winery offers visitors a delicious selection of wine, historical tours of their property, and gorgeous lakeside views. Located at the Doller House Estate on Bayview Avenue close to the Jet Express terminal, a visit to the Put-in-Bay Winery is a must for both wine lovers and history buffs alike. Put-in-Bay Winery Details The Put-in-Bay Winery creates its own wine from the rich soil on the island. They follow the process of winemaking from the grape seed being planted to the bottling process, and eventually to either the wine tasting room or souvenir shop that allows you to take their...
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The South Bass Island Lighthouse greets visitors arriving on the southern point of the island from the Put in Bay ferry. First lit in 1897, this important part of Put-in-Bay’s history is much the same as it was when it was first built. One of the many things to do in Put in Bay includes touring the lighthouse. However, with its location on the very southern tip of the island, there are not many other Put in Bay attractions close by. If you plan on touring the lighthouse, a golf cart is a good way to get there. After your...
more informationPut-in-Bay Helicopter Rides
Imagine soaring above Put-in-Bay in your very own helicopter ride. Take in Lake Erie, the surrounding islands, and even Canada as you soar amongst the clouds. Put-in-Bay Helicopter Rides depart from the Put-in-Bay Airport and offers several spectacular tours of the region. Put-in-Bay Helicopter Rides Details Each tour has a two-passenger minimum and a maximum of three. Their state-of-the-art fleet is manned by expert pilots who are all quite a knowledge of the region. The Put-in-Bay Airport is located at 1494 Langram Road on the southern tip of the island They offer two distinct tours. The Yellow Tour gives you...
more informationPut-in-Bay Biplane Rides
If flying in an open cockpit bi-plane along the coastline of Put-in-Bay sounds fun then you’re in the right place! Enjoy the scenic views of Lake Erie and its islands from the sky in World-War ll biplanes that have been fully restored. The instructor will show you the basics and then let you take control. Your instructor will customize your flight based on your interest level. This means the instructor can do loops, spins, and rolls if you wish to! He will perform as many or as little aerobatics as you desire. The Put-in-Bay Biplane Rides are offered at the...
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The Put-in-Bay Tour Train is one of the best ways to tour and learn about the island and it is located close to where visitors get off of the Put in Bay ferry. This brightly colored train chugs all over the island. The open-air trolley allows for lovely lake breezes flowing through. The knowledgeable tour guide shares fascinating Put-in-Bay history throughout the tour that you simply can’t get with just a Put in Bay golf cart rental. Put-in-Bay may be a very small island, but it is packed to the brim with all sorts of attractions, and some incredible history....
more informationHeineman Winery Tours
Heineman Winery is a singular Put-in-Bay institution. Nowhere else can you find a world class winery and a cave with the largest geode in the world. Head to Heineman’s for a truly unforgettable experience. Heineman Winery History The oldest winery on Put-in-Bay, Gustav Heineman founded Heinemans in the late 1800’s,. An immigrant from Germany, Gustav was already knowledge about wine making from his home country. He recognized the unique ecology of Put-in-Bay and decided to open his winery here. Lake Erie produces a tempering effect, which allows for a longer growing season and rich soil. The winery opened in 1888....
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A visit to the Crystal Cave and Heineman’s Winery is so uniquely Put-in-Bay it is not to be missed. This little island is full of natural wonders, none more so than the Crystal Cave. The world’s largest geode can be found here. Made of crystals, the geodes are up to 3 feet in width! That is a very big crystal. This magical cave is almost otherworldly with walls covered in strontium sulfate, a bluish mineral called celestite. Crystal Cave History Heineman is Put-in-Bay’s oldest winery. Gustav Heineman immigrated from Germany and recognized that the unique ecosystem of the island would...
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