Sightseeing -- Shopping is just the beginning of Mount Dora's intrigue. The town's fascinating history and natural legacy intertwine to enhance the town's mystique.

Historic Trolley Tour -- The one-hour trip through time begins right here at the Lakeside Inn, the very spot that spawned the keepsake town of Mount Dora. Learn about its resident ghost, old families and matronly namesake as you see where they lived and built the town.

Gilbert Park -- Locals and visitors alike gather here to stroll, picnic, crawl around the playground, feed the ducks, or cast a line next to the world's smallest lighthouse. It's only a short walk from the Inn. On the way you may catch lawn bowlers dressed in tournament whites and engrossed in competition.

Nature Boardwalk -- Just past Gilbert Park, a one-mile nature boardwalk crosses the water out to Palm Island, where cypress and oaks provide habitat for a number of bird species. Alligators poke their gnarly snouts out of shallow shore waters.

Royellou Museum -- Incarcerated in Mount Dora's erstwhile jail, this museum holds memories of days past. It remember the town's original handle, named after the postmaster's three children: Roy, Ella and Louis.

The Captain Doolittle -- Experience the "Real Florida" aboard the 32 passenger luxury pontoon cruisers. Relax and enjoy a stress free narrated eco-tour on the Lake Harris chain of lakes while learning about the area and the wildlife. Experience the "most beautiful mile of water in the world" the Dora canal as described by famous sports writer Grantland Rice. Dock & Dine Cruise times @ 10 a.m. & 4 p.m. Dora canal cruises only at 2 p.m. and Champagne sunset cruises Thursday, Friday & Saturday. Credit cards are accepted. Call toll free 1-866-269-6584 or see our website --Click Here!