Put-in-Bay Tours happen daily during the season. Find tours in the air, on the ground, and even below the ground! You will find walking, guided, and tours by train. Whatever you are looking for, chances are that Put in Bay can provide. Enjoy your Put-in-Bay vacation today!
Tours, Featured Things To Do
Put-in-Bay Winery: A Must-Visit Destination Put-in-Bay Winery offers a perfect blend of history, wine, and breathtaking lakeside views. Located at the Doller House Estate on Bayview Avenue, it is just a short distance from the Jet Express terminal, making it a convenient stop for visitors. Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or a history buff, the winery promises a delightful experience. 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...More Information
Tours, Historical
South Bass Island Lighthouse – A Historic Welcome to Put-in-Bay The South Bass Island Lighthouse is a historic landmark that greets visitors arriving at the southern tip of the island via the Put-in-Bay ferry. First lit in 1897, this lighthouse remains much the same as when it was first built and stands as a significant part of Put-in-Bay’s rich maritime history. 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...More Information
Tours, Island Fun
Soar Above Put-in-Bay with a Helicopter Ride! 🚁 Imagine soaring high above Put-in-Bay, taking in breathtaking views of Lake Erie, the surrounding islands, and even Canada. With Put-in-Bay Helicopter Rides, you can experience the region like never before! Departing from the Put-in-Bay Airport, these tours offer an unforgettable adventure for visitors of all ages. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a frequent island guest, this thrilling aerial experience will give you a whole new perspective on Put-in-Bay’s beauty. Put-in-Bay Helicopter Rides – Tour Details If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing Put-in-Bay from the sky, these expert-guided helicopter tours...More Information
Tours, Island Fun
Soar Over Put-in-Bay in a Thrilling Biplane Ride! 🛩️ If you’ve ever dreamed of flying in an open-cockpit biplane, now’s your chance! Put-in-Bay Biplane Rides offer a once-in-a-lifetime experience soaring over Lake Erie and its stunning islands. Feel the rush of the wind as you take in the breathtaking views of South Bass Island, Middle Bass, Kelleys Island, and even Cedar Point in the distance. Whether you’re looking for a smooth scenic flight, a thrill-packed aerobatic ride, or even a flight lesson where you take control, this is an adventure you won’t want to miss! Put-in-Bay Biplane Rides –...More Information
Kids Activities, Tours
All Aboard! Discover Put-in-Bay with the Iconic Tour Train For a laid-back, informative, and truly one-of-a-kind way to explore South Bass Island, look no further than the Put-in-Bay Tour Train. A longtime favorite of first-time visitors and return travelers alike, this charming open-air trolley offers an immersive sightseeing experience that’s equal parts fun and educational. Located conveniently near the Jet Express Ferry terminal, the Tour Train is often one of the first things travelers spot when arriving on the island. Painted in cheerful hues and chugging along at an easygoing pace, this train-on-wheels invites you to sit back, feel the...More Information
Put-in-Bay day trips can either be arranged on your own or organized by a local company. If you’d simply like to see the main attractions and sights, planning your own tour will typically be the best choice. You’ll pay less and be able to spend time at the sites that interest you. There are so many professional and informative tours on the island!
A regular passenger ferry service runs several times per day between Port Clinton and Sandusky no the mainland, over to Put-in-Bay on South Bass Island. There is no drive-able way connecting the Lake Erie islands to the mainland, unfortunately. However, due to the lack of big vehicles, there are many more beautiful unspoiled places to see.