

by Discover Sarasota Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$160.24This Sarasota trolley tour lasts one hour and forty-five minutes and focuses on the Amish and Mennonite communities that live and vacation in Pinecraft. The tour aims to build bridges of understanding by explaining the history, religious beliefs, values, and daily practices of these communities. It covers the seasonal migration of more than five hundred families who live in Pinecraft year-round and over five thousand who return each season from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana. The tour includes a stop at Der Dutchman Amish Kitchen Restaurant, where guests have thirty minutes for shopping and to sample pie. From the restaurant lobby, guests walk up a double staircase to Carlisle Gifts for about fifteen minutes of browsing Amish-related items. Another stop is at Alma Sue's Quilt Shop for fifteen minutes to learn about Amish quilting traditions. The trolley is air-conditioned and provides bottled water and snacks during the trip. In April, the itinerary may change to include a visit to a local Amish furniture maker to explore the role of carpentry in Amish culture, as many seasonal visitors will have returned home. Guests must be at least ten years old and able to walk short distances at stops.
Der Dutchman Amish Kitchen Restaurant
This stop lasts about 30 minutes and offers Amish gifts for purchase and a chance to try their pie samples.
30 min
Alma Sue's Quilts
Spend 15 minutes at Alma Sue's Quilt Shop learning about the history and meaning of Amish quilting traditions.
15 min
Carlisle Gifts Sarasota
From Der Dutchman’s lobby, a double staircase leads to Carlisle Gifts where guests have 15 minutes to shop.
15 min
Behind the Breakfast House, off Fruitville and Osprey.
End point
Behind the Breakfast House, off Fruitville and Osprey.


by Discover Sarasota Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$160.24This Sarasota trolley tour lasts one hour and forty-five minutes and focuses on the Amish and Mennonite communities that live and vacation in Pinecraft. The tour aims to build bridges of understanding by explaining the history, religious beliefs, values, and daily practices of these communities. It covers the seasonal migration of more than five hundred families who live in Pinecraft year-round and over five thousand who return each season from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana. The tour includes a stop at Der Dutchman Amish Kitchen Restaurant, where guests have thirty minutes for shopping and to sample pie. From the restaurant lobby, guests walk up a double staircase to Carlisle Gifts for about fifteen minutes of browsing Amish-related items. Another stop is at Alma Sue's Quilt Shop for fifteen minutes to learn about Amish quilting traditions. The trolley is air-conditioned and provides bottled water and snacks during the trip. In April, the itinerary may change to include a visit to a local Amish furniture maker to explore the role of carpentry in Amish culture, as many seasonal visitors will have returned home. Guests must be at least ten years old and able to walk short distances at stops.
Der Dutchman Amish Kitchen Restaurant
This stop lasts about 30 minutes and offers Amish gifts for purchase and a chance to try their pie samples.
30 min
Alma Sue's Quilts
Spend 15 minutes at Alma Sue's Quilt Shop learning about the history and meaning of Amish quilting traditions.
15 min
Carlisle Gifts Sarasota
From Der Dutchman’s lobby, a double staircase leads to Carlisle Gifts where guests have 15 minutes to shop.
15 min
Behind the Breakfast House, off Fruitville and Osprey.
End point
Behind the Breakfast House, off Fruitville and Osprey.