Cruising The Great Lakes

Niagara Falls Peninsula

Cruising the Great Lakes and Canada

Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Lake Huron, Manitoulin Island, Sault Ste. Marie, Mackinac Island, Chicago

• Seeking a cruise in the Midwest area of the United States and Canada, there are specific tour operators available that cater to the Great Lakes as a destination. While cruising both sides of the United States and Canadian borders, you will enjoy the breathtaking scenery, ports of call, and historical excursions.

• Many of the cruises will depart in Montreal and conclude in Chicago. Montreal is a perfect city in Canada to experience a flare of Europe, with their old charm architecture to culinary food served in outside restaurants.

• The tour operators that I utilize have the finest ships on the Great Lakes. These ships have a maximum guest capacity of 202 passengers with a staff of 80 to ensure you receive the best service available. Staterooms are lovely and solo guests will enjoy double occupancy accommodations.

• Always wanted to experience Niagara Falls as a family, this is one of the ports of call included in the itinerary. You will enjoy the amazing views of the falls from the Skylon Falls restaurant. The Henry Ford Museum is another family friendly port of call that will appeal to the entire family with its 300 years of innovative history.

• Want to experience an island that caters to bikers, horse-drawn carriages, and walkers, then Mackinac Island will be a perfect cruise port for you. While touring the island, you can also enjoy turn of the century homes.

• As you will cruise your last day in Lake Michigan and then depart in Chicago the next day, you can enjoy the beautiful views from the ship. Chicago is an intriguing city to spend an extra day or two to tour their various museums, enjoy their sporting events, or stroll along the Navy Pier.

Build your family memories with a Great Lakes Cruise.