See Seaplanes Like Never Before—From the Water!

One of the coolest parts of EAA AirVenture? The seaplane base. And the best way to experience it? A boat cruise that takes you up close and personal.

AirVenture is full of aviation eye candy, but one of the most unique (and underrated) experiences is the Seaplane Base on Lake Winnebago.

Tucked away from the main airshow, this hidden gem is where seaplanes take off and land right on the water. It’s peaceful. It’s scenic. And it gives you a totally different perspective on aviation.

But here’s a little secret: The best way to see it isn’t from land—it’s from the water.

Why a Seaplane Viewing Cruise is a Must-Do

1. Get Up Close to the Action

Watching a plane take off from solid ground is one thing. Watching a plane land on water within view of your boat? That’s an entirely different level of awesome.

2. See the Seaplane Base from a Unique Angle

The Seaplane Base is already one of the most scenic spots at EAA, surrounded by trees and tucked into a quiet bay. But when you’re on a boat, you get a full 360-degree view—something you just can’t get from shore.

3. Experience the Serenity of the Water

Let’s be real—AirVenture can be overwhelming. The crowds, the heat, the nonstop energy. A seaplane cruise lets you breathe. It’s peaceful, relaxing, and still gives you a front-row seat to some incredible aviation moments.

4. Perfect for Photographers and Aviation Lovers

Want the best shots of seaplanes in action? A boat puts you in the perfect position for some stunning photos and videos. Plus, you don’t have to fight for a good viewing spot—every seat on the boat is a good seat.

Book Your Seaplane Cruise Before It’s Gone!

This is one of the most unique experiences we offer during AirVenture, and spots are limited. If you want to see seaplanes like never before, now’s your chance.

Click here to reserve your seaplane cruise today!

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