Discover St Ignace and the Eastern U.P.
Tours
Discover the charm and beauty of St. Ignace, MI, with our comprehensive tour services. Our company offers an array of delightful experiences, including Historic City Tours that whisk you through the rich heritage and captivating stories of the area. As the leaves turn and the landscape transforms, join us for our Fall Color Tours, where nature's palette comes alive in breathtaking hues. We also provide Event Shuttles and Labor Day Shuttles, ensuring seamless and convenient transportation for your special occasions and celebrations. For those with specific needs or desires, our Customizable Shuttles allow you to create the perfect itinerary. Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or simply in need of reliable transportation, our tours promise a memorable and enriching experience in the heart of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Mackinac Experience
The Mackinac Bridge connects Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas and stretches an impressive five miles long, making it one of the longest suspension bridges in the Western Hemisphere.
Construction on the Mackinac Bridge began in 1954 and was completed in 1957 after decades of discussion and planning. Before the bridge existed, travelers relied on ferries to cross the straits, which could be delayed for hours — especially during harsh winter weather.
The bridge officially opened on November 1, 1957, and was designed by engineer David B. Steinman, who specialized in suspension bridges around the world.
The total cost to build the bridge was approximately $100 million — a massive investment at the time.
Brand New Tour
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Brand New Tour -----
Adult $20 ---Children $16
Adult $20 ---Children $16
Tahquamenon Falls
The Upper Falls: One of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi River. It boasts a 50-foot drop and stretches more than 200 feet across, sending up to 50,000 gallons of water per second thundering over the edge.
The Lower Falls: Located four miles downstream, this section consists of five smaller cascading falls wrapping around an island
