The Cobblestone Shores of Lake Ontario Start the morning off with a tour of the Heritage Square Museum. Tour the historic buildings including a log cabin, school house and town jail. For an unusual shopping experience we will proceed to the L.W. Emporium of antiques and crafts. After a fabulous lunch awaits us along the shoreline of Sodus Bay. After lunch we transfer to the Lighthouse Museum and learn about the life of a lighthouse keeper. Climb to the top of the lighthouses and receive a certificate!

The Lighthouses of the Seaway Trail Spend a day exploring the Lighthouse of the Seaway Trail. The trail hosts 27 lighthouses, which illuminate the harbors of the legendary waterway of Lake Ontario. Your tour today will take you to Sodus Bay Lighthouse and Museum (2 Lighthouses). Built in the early 1800's the Lighthouse illuminated the Harbor for many British fleets in 1814. Learn how the light keeper raised his 10 children amidst the lighthouse and sea. Climb to the top and take breathtaking pictures of the Bay, the Lake and Harbor. Lunch today gives you a spectacular view of the Harbor. After lunch we visit "Heluva Good Cheese" and the L.W. Emporium Antiques and Craft Co-Op. Golden Hill State Park and the Thirty-Mile Point Lighthouse await your arrival. The 1875 Lighthouse was built with hand carved stones. A climb to the top gives you endless vistas of the Lake and on a clear day you may see the mouth of the Niagara River 30 miles away.

Want to arrive or depart the Belize Jungle Dome is style. This is looooaaaaddds of fun. Thanks to Michael Fay who visited us in September 2011. Also to Astrum Helicopters. http://www.astrumhelicopters.com/And this Video is Michael and Christine landing at Royal Belize Resort :

Thanks to Mark and Dawn Hungerford, our intrepid cavers/archaeologists, who explored the interior of Belize in May 2011 and took these excellent pictures.

Thanks to all of our guests who have posted on Trip Advisor. We have been awarded a Certificate of Excellence for 2011.

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Elizabeth and Mark Fryer stayed at the Jungle Dome in February 2011. Elizabeths Trip Review is on her Travel Blog here