Mackinac Bridge History Cruise

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Mackinac Bridge History Cruise
Detail Cruise lasts approximately 1 hour.
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Mackinac Bridge History Cruise
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A vibrant red boat named UGLYANNE is moored at a wooden dock under a clear blue skyA vibrant red boat named UGLYANNE is moored at a wooden dock under a clear blue skyA vibrant red boat named UGLYANNE is moored at a wooden dock under a clear blue skyA vibrant red boat named UGLYANNE is moored at a wooden dock under a clear blue sky

Get ready for a breathtaking tour following the history of the Mackinac Bridge, one of the largest suspension bridges in the world, on this fun sightseeing cruise. This tour takes place in Mackinaw City, Michigan, and is perfect for those who want to learn more about the bridge and its significance in American history.

About the Tour

The activity starts with boarding the luxurious Star Line Mackinac Island Ferry and taking a relaxing cruise through the sparkling waters of the Straits of Mackinac. After navigating through the beautiful scenery, including the stunning Mackinac Island, the boat will dock beneath the Mackinac Bridge. Passengers then embark on a one-of-a-kind journey underneath the bridge, where they can admire the impressive engineering and learn all about its history from expert tour guides. The tour lasts around an hour and includes some fascinating history about the area. Visitors will not be disappointed with the extensive knowledge that the guides offer regarding the construction of the bridge, including the exciting stories of the workers who constructed this impressive structure.

The Mackinac Bridge has been the subject of many conservation endeavors over the years, thanks to its historical and cultural significance. It serves as a symbol of American ingenuity and continues to attract thousands of visitors each year. The unique nature of this activity is sure to leave visitors with an unforgettable experience. Some of the places that you will see on this cruise include:

  • Fort Michilimackinac
  • Olf Mackinac Point Light
  • Michigan's Straits of Mackinac

About the Boat


This incredible hour-long tour takes place on the Ugly Anne, a historic lobster boat from the Gulf of Maine. This authentic boat gives an interesting way to see the bridge while taking you underneath it. Guests will have the opportunity to purchase drinks and snacks while seeing the stunning panoramic views provided by the Ugly Anne. 

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 Pass By  Fort Michilimackinac Area
Step back in time with a visit to Fort Michilimackinac, a recreated 18th-century fort and fur trading village on the scenic shores of Mackinac Island, Michigan. Offering engaging historical reenactments, breathtaking views, and intricately restored buildings, this Outdoor Living History Museum is a captivating destination that unearths the rich tapestry of America's past.
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 Pass By  Mackinac Bridge
Spanning five miles over the Straits of Mackinac, the majestic Mackinac Bridge connects Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas. Known as "Big Mac" or "Mighty Mac," it offers breathtaking views of the Great Lakes. Whether crossing by car or by foot during annual bridge walks, visitors are sure to experience an unforgettable journey over this iconic American landmark.
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 Pass By  Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse
Experience history and maritime charm at Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse. Situated in Michigan's stunning Mackinac Island area, this iconic attraction offers breathtaking Lake Huron views. Step back in time, explore nautical artifacts, and climb the historical lighthouse for a unique encounter with Michigan's rich heritage. It's a must-visit for lighthouse enthusiasts and history buffs alike!
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 Pass By  Straits of Mackinac
Experience the captivating natural beauty of the Straits of Mackinac, located near enchanting Mackinac Island, Michigan. This vast expanse of sparkling blue waters offers breathtaking panoramas and aquatic adventures. Historical landmarks dot the shores, adding a touch of the past to the picturesque landscapes. Highlighting mighty freighters and the iconic Mackinac Bridge, the Straits offer unforgettable scenes for every traveler.
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 Pass By  Colonial Michilimackinac
Immerse yourself in the 18th-century life at Colonial Michilimackinac in Mackinaw City. This reconstructed colonial fort offers a fascinating exploration of fur trade history, military life, and indigenous culture. Engage with lively interpretative demonstrations and wander through 16 authentically restored buildings. This is not just a visit, but a journey back in time - an unparalleled historical experience on the tranquil shores of the Great Lakes.

Don’t miss this chance to see the grandeur of the Mackinac Bridge up close and admire its engineering excellence. The Mackinac Bridge History Cruise is the perfect way to explore the beauty and history of this iconic landmark. So get ready to be wowed, and remember to book your tickets in advance to guarantee your spot on this unforgettable tour.

Frequently Asked Questions for Mackinac Bridge History Cruise:
  • Approximately how long is Mackinac Bridge History Cruise?
    It lasts approximately 1 hour.
  • How many decks or levels are there aboard the Mackinac Bridge History Cruise?
    1 deck.
  • What lake or river does the Mackinac Bridge History Cruise cruise on?
    Straits of Mackinac.
  • How many passengers does the boat hold?
    Maximum of 25 passengers.
  • What is the dress code?
    Dress code is casual.

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