
A perfect first afternoon
Coffee, the pier, a drink at the Sherwood, then dinner in the Village.

Explore Skaneateles
Coffee in town, an afternoon on the water, dinner by the lake.
Start close
The Village is about a mile away. Go in for coffee or dinner; stay for a walk along the water.
For a longer outing, Auburn makes an easy half day.
Plan a day
Check hours, cruise times, and lake conditions before setting out.

Coffee, the pier, a drink at the Sherwood, then dinner in the Village.

A spa morning, wine and views at Anyela's, then sunset back at The Landing.

Take a Mid-Lakes cruise, walk the Village pier, and stay downtown for dinner.

A Landing tradition
The Judge Ben Wiles is the flagship passenger vessel on Skaneateles Lake. When she passes The Landing, waving from shore is part of the day.
Two boats, two stories. The Barbara S. Wiles is the historic U.S. mailboat, retired from active service in 2024. The Judge Ben Wiles is the larger passenger vessel that hosts most sightseeing and dining cruises.
Check the current cruise calendar
Coffee, sushi, fish fry, or dinner at the Sherwood.

Cruise, paddle, swim, or leave the afternoon open.

A nearby vineyard, plus beer and cider worth the drive.

A rail trail, a waterfall, and the Village lakefront.

Park once and browse the Village on foot.

Pair Auburn's history with lunch or a brewery.
Around the seasons
Dates move. Check with the organizers before you go.
Bring a blanket and dinner. The lake does the rest.
Skaneateles Village
Go early for produce, picnic food, and something to bring home.
Skaneateles Village
Strolling characters, carols, and seasonal traditions bring the Village streets and lakefront into the holidays.
Skaneateles Village
Fall at The Landing
Walk the Village, take the long way through the hills, and come home while the trees are still holding the light.
The Landing's Guide
Search the places we'd send a friend, then save a few for later.