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Enjoy a private tour aboard one of our livery carriages. Your knowledgeable driver can customize the tour just for you, and take you to areas undiscovered on our public tour. The livery carriages will seat up to 8 persons and are rented by the hour with a one hour minimum.

Private livery carriages may be reserved for longer than one hour, in half hour increments, pro-rated at the hourly rate.

Rates (per hour)

• 1 - 4 People $210/hour ($315/1.5 hours)
• 5 People $262.50/hour ($393.75/1.5 hours)
• 6 People $315/hour ($472.50/1.5 hours)
• 7 People $367.50/hour ($551.25 /1.5 hours)
• 8 People $420/hour ($630/1.5 hours)

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Private Livery reservations are taken on the same day only. Please call our Carriage Tours Ticket Office at (906) 847-3325 between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM daily and ask for the Private Livery department in order to make a reservation.

For special events requiring private carriages for groups, please call our business office at (906) 847-3307 to make advance reservations.

*A one hour minimum rental is required.

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Since motor vehicles are not permitted to intrude on the natural beauty of Mackinac Island, there is no better way to visit this historic isle and see the legendary points of interest than by carriage. Carriage tours are available either by group tours, private tours or drive yourself carriages.

Mackinac Island Carriage Tours  offers both group and private tours.

Gough Livery  offers private tours and wedding carriage rentals.

Jack's Livery Stable   offers drive yourself carriages and saddle horses.

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public vs. private carriage tours

Public is a no dot the private is a 5 dot. We would not recommend the public carriage tours. We used to always take these, but they have become to commercial. You start out in one side carriage, then half way through they switch you to a larger carriage. However, while you are waiting for the switch, they stop at where there are stores, with the attempt to sell you more things. The one we were on last time, the people on the carriage tour were not well behaved. I know you can not blame the carriage tour for the way people behave. The grandson we had with us was disappointed because he could not hear anything the driver was saying. We felt it was a waste of our money. When we were there in June with another grandson, we took a private carriage tour. You find those carriages in front of the fort. They will take you any place you ask them, they are very knowledgeable. Our grandson, hand lots of question and our driver Rachael never lost patients with him. She was able to bring him into the conversation by asking him questions about what he was seeing. Since this was his first time to the island we ask for just an over view of the island. We took the hour tour, to go see Arch Rock would be an hour and a half tour. Since we were going to ride bikes later we knew that we could see this on our bike ride. The cost was 120.00 for the 3 of us for the hour. If you are a couple and have another couple with you, you can split the cost. The public carriage tour may be slightly cheaper, but the value of the private carriage tour is so much better. We will never take the public carriage tour again.

We have taken a couple of these tours at different locations. So much depends on your guide. The trip is broken into two parts. Our first guide did an excellent job and the tour was enjoyable and educational. Part two was through the state park without much to see but foliage. Our guide was a first timer and hadn't learned his script. Unfortunately, that made some of our fellow tourist nervous and restless. Too bad. The highlight of part two was the Arch Rock. That made up for the lack of a guide.

I've been on two carriage ride tours on Mackinaw Island - one was a carriage that took 20+ people and the other was after I was married and we had a carriage that took 2 - 6 people. Both times I was amazed on the knowledge the drivers had about the island. The smaller carriage tour was better - we were able to tour the town and learned about the different homes on the island and who they belonged to and the history of different buildings. We learned about the fort and the church... It was pretty amazing! I would defiantly go on a carriage tour again when we go back to the island. It was GREAT!

This was our first visit to Mackinaw island. We had asked a couple people on the ferry ride over what was the best way to see the island and were told to take the carriage ride. Boy, were we in for a disappointment! Despite many carriages just waiting, we had an hour wait. Our first tour guide had a terrible script to follow but he at least made it tolerable. Part way through, we had to disembark, get in another line for another carriage for the rest of the tour. The 2nd tour guide was just flat out awful in his talking points. We didn't finish the tour and instead choose to walk back to town from the fort. Everything that we saw on the carriage tour is either walkable or an easy bike ride. Save your money. The carriage ride was a total rip off!

There is a lot to talk about at Mackinac Island so I will just focus on this tour. This should be the first thing you do when you get to the island. (side note: Bring any map you have of the island with you since you will feel lost once you get off the boat) If you ask any of the numerous shop attendants where the carriage ride is located, they will all very kindly tell you that it is "right down the street". Head right. It is pretty far down and on the opposite side of the road. I had my slightly disabled Mother with me so it was a little hard on her with all the people walking on the sidewalk. Speaking of my Mom's trouble getting around, the workers on this tour were very accommodating and brought an extra step and a small platform to assist her. The tour was a little expensive but well worth the money! After you pay, they will tell you to come back 10 minutes before departure and sit on the benches nearby. You will board a 2 horse carriage with numerous bench seats (roughly big enough for 4 adults) and the driver will introduce him or herself along with the horses. The drivers are all very kind, funny, and open. (Ours was Connor) They will take you through the historic streets pointing out buildings of interest including the Grand Hotel. They are knowledgeable about the islands history and will add jokes and stories when appropriate. The carriage will end at Surrey Hill. You exit the 2 horse carriage and are advised that, when ready, to meet and board a second carriage for the second half of the tour. At this stop, there is a butterfly conservatory. It was nice and only cost a few more dollars. My 13 year old daughter enjoyed having butterflies land on her. In the big green and red barn there are old time sleighs and carriages. There is no charge to view them. Now, here is the part that you MUST MUST MUST do......eat a donut!!! Oh. My. Goodness!!!!! The first building, where the carriage dropped you off, houses the MOST INCREDIBLE DONUT you will ever eat! I purchased glazed and a cinnamon for my Mom. They were small, warm, crispy and airy. We both agreed that we needed one more! I believe it was called Aunt Mary's or Saint Mary's. I don't even like donuts but the minute you walk into the building the smell of fresh sweetness hits you and beckons you like a siren to the rocky coast! Ok, ok, enough about that! :) When you are ready, you will wait at the back of the building for a 3 horse green carriage to take you to the back half of the tour which ventures through the park areas and forests. You will get a new driver and new horses. (We had Katie) Again, the driver is funny and open and knows tons of history. It was very interesting and even held my daughter's attention. You will visit the beautiful Arch Rock. (No climbing but a great overlook) You will see the Fort and be given the option to exit the carriage and enter the fort for an additional cost (I think it was $16). As the tour winds down, you are given another option to depart the carriage and walk a short distance to the Grand. If you choose to stay on, you go back to Surrey Hill and get on a 2 horse carriage again and go back to where you started in town. The last driver doesn't do any talking but that's ok. Yes, the other drivers accept tips but they do not badger nor insist. Personally, I gave each one $2. If I could have afforded it, I would have given them more as they are very good at their job.

The whole ride was mostly about what The chambers own, rather then the island. You take a short trip up to another place were they drop you off. Push you thru a trinket shopping area, then get onto a bigger rig with three horses and take you out to arch rock, which is ok. Talking to island residents, they said that carriage tours don't own the rigs, they are owned by the 68 lease holders that get dividends for the year. We just happened to be on a tour that had a run away, were the horses bolted and they could not stop them. I felt really uneasy with that, and we had one person fell out of the carriage and had to be sent off the island to a hospital. The worst thing is all the carriages cluttering the roads and making traffic worst for tourist. And constantly be yelled at by carriage drivers to get out of there way. After checking into Mackinac Island laws, people have the right of way not the horses. But if you want a great horse and buggy ride go down to the park for the hourly tours. They give the best tour about the island, ask for Arrowhead Tours or Dale Golfs tour buggies. Those are the best tours on the island.

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Experience history and charm on your narrated carriage tour of the island…

Prepare yourself for a tour like no other! What you will experience is by far the most enjoyable and authentic way to view the island. Keep in mind there are no set departure times. You will be on the next available carriage once you have purchased your ticket at the ticket office.

THE TOUR INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING STOPS:

SURREY HILLS MUSEUM

Enjoy a leisurely visit through Surrey Hills Carriage Museum displaying historic carriages including a horse-drawn hearse, still used today, and an antique fire department pumper. Browse the on site gift shops or have lunch or a snack before boarding our open 3-horse hitch carriage for the second part of your tour. WINGS OF MACKINAC BUTTERFLY CONSERVATORY

(Additional Admission Fee) Open Mid-May through early October only. Discover life’s most beautiful insects! Enjoy a unique experience, strolling among hundreds of butterflies dancing and chasing each other in our climate controlled conservatory filled with lush flowers. 200 different species are represented. www.wingsofmackinac.com ARCH ROCK

The next stop is Arch Rock for an approximately 5 minute viewing of this breathtaking natural limestone formation. Reboard your carriage to continue your tour. FORT MACKINAC AVENUE OF FLAGS

(Additional Admission Fee) Open early May through early October only. Experience the sights and sounds of living history preserved in this American Revolutionary Era fort. As passengers depart arriving carriages, you may reboard as space is available to continue your island tour. www.mackinacparks.com RETURN TO SURREY HILLS MUSEUM

Board our 2-Horse carriage to return again to the downtown area. GRAND HOTEL

(Additional Admission Fee) www.grandhotel.com You may elect to end your tour at Grand Hotel, however, you would not be able to reboard other tour carriages after this stop. It is just a short walk down the hill to the downtown area from Grand Hotel, or you may call for horse-drawn taxi service at additional charge.

Please note that casual resort wear is appropriate at Grand Hotel during the day. No tank tops or cut-offs are permitted.

After 6:00 PM, evening wear is required in all areas of the hotel: coat and tie for gentlemen, and dresses or pantsuits for ladies.

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Grand Hotel Stables

With fewer than 200 Hackney horses living in America today, the Grand Hotel Stables provides a rare opportunity to see these elegant, high-stepping horses up close.

Visit our 8,700-square-foot working stable to learn more about these iconic Island animals, and take a free and interactive self-guided tour of the vintage sleigh and carriage collection. Our concierge is also happy to arrange Mackinac Island carriage tours and horseback riding.

Working Stable, Antique Carriage Museum

The Grand Stables, located minutes away from the hotel near Surrey Hill and just across from Wings of Mackinac Butterfly Conservatory, is free of charge and open to all Mackinac Island visitors. At 8,700 square feet and home to 12 horses, this working stable is a great way to see the horses up close.

The Grand Stables is also an antique carriage museum with approximately 30 antique carriages and sleighs on display from both Grand Hotel and Mackinac Island Carriage Tours.

Carriage Tours & Horseback Riding

The gentle clip-clop of horses is a familiar sound on Mackinac Island. Take a narrated group Mackinac Island carriage tour, starting downtown and stopping along the way at points of interest. Private carriage tours are also available, where you can choose your own itinerary and pick-up/drop-off points. Our Concierge Desk can help you design a personalized route, including parts of the island unseen by many.

For the more adventurous, saddle horses are a great way to explore Mackinac Island’s 40 miles of bridle paths. Or take a leisurely ride around the island in a drive-your-own carriage, available from local liveries.

For tour arrangements or more information, please contact the Concierge Desk, open to assist you with all your requests from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Or contact the Concierge directly by calling 906-847-3331 ext. 567.

Meet Our Horses

Maiden came from a farm in New Jersey where she was broke to drive as a young mare then turned out to become a broodmare. Lady is her teammate and daughter. She joined the Grand Hotel stables in 2019.

Lady joined the Grand Hotel team in 2019 with her mother Maiden. She came from the same farm as her mother, and they have adjusted well to make an incredible team pulling the Hotel’s VIPs.

Jester was bought as an untrained two-year-old. He spent the next two years learning the necessary skills needed to become the dependable horse he is today. Jester moved to the island in 2009 and has been with Grand Hotel ever since.

Crown has been with the Grand Hotel since 2020. He was raised on a farm in Illinois with Noble. Crown and his teammate Jester are best friends despite their age difference. Crown is full of personality and loves attention.

Royal moved to the island in 2019. Royal is a loving horse in the barn, but when it comes time, he is a focused workhorse and is great to train new horses.

Noble moved to the island in 2020 with Crown, but is the perfect match to Royal. Noble is a very serious horse but still loves to grab your attention.

Jake joined the Grand Hotel Stables in the 2021 season. He is our biggest horse in the barn and loves to eat, always looking for something delicious. He enjoys playing out in our paddock with his brother Elwood.

Elwood came to the Grand Hotel with his brother Jake in 2021. He is a great work horse and is focused on the task at hand.

Mario is a young horse that joined Grand Hotel in 2023 with big brother Luigi. He is learning the job and becoming a great work horse for the team. He is a big baby when it comes to love and attention and he is a big sweetheart.

Luigi came to Grand Hotel in 2023 with his little brother Mario. They are our smallest draft team and are enjoying the island life. Both brothers are focused on the road and learning new things every day.

Buzz and his brother Woody joined Grand Hotel for a short part of the 2021 season and came back in 2022. He is a good worker and always eager to see you coming at mealtime. He is a true gentle giant.

Woody came to Grand Hotel with his brother Buzz. He is a sweet horse and is always eager to work. He can often be seen holding his ears out to the side but is rarely bothered by anything.

Families can enjoy Grand Hotel’s dining options as kids 0 – 5 stay and dine free and kids 6 – 12 stay free and dine on the Modified American Plan for 50% off on our Camp Grand package

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Our mackpass is a great value that includes:.

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mackPASS to Mackinac Island (Round Trip Ferry and Carriage Tour)

Board the barrier free main decks of a Star Line Hydro-Jet ferry or one of our Classic ferries and enjoy a panoramic view of the Straits that includes the Mackinac Bridge. Sit back, relax and enjoy the area’s scenic beauty from the comfort of our glass enclosed cabins or our open air observation decks. Watch as Star Line’s Hydro-Jets produce their distinctive 35′ rooster tail spray!

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Mackinac Island Carriage Tour

Your 1 1/2 hour narrated carriage tour begins downtown, right in the heart of Mackinac Island plus makes stops at:

Surrey Hills Museum   – enjoy a leisurely visit through the museum displaying historical carriages and browse on-site gift shops.  Your tour will resume aboard their open 3-horse carriage.

Arch Rock is your next stop for an approximately 5 minute viewing and picture taking adventure of one of Mackinac Island’s most famous rock formations.

Fort Mackinac Avenue of Flags – Spend as much time as you wish enjoying historic Fort Mackinac.  As passengers depart arriving carriages, you may re-board as space is available to continue your island tour.

Return to Surrey Hills Museum and board one of the 2-horse carriages to venture back downtown or end at Grand Hotel.

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Fort Mackinac Admission (Located on Mackinac Island)

Self Guided Tour – You can spend all day or just an hour.  Fort Mackinac has live reenactments every 45 minutes in the peak of summer.

Constructed by the British during the American Revolution, Fort Mackinac served as an imposing sentinel in the Straits of Mackinac for 115 years. Within its 14 original buildings, you’ll enjoy informative and interactive exhibits, a children’s play area, and a Victorian-themed museum store. Outside, our 1880’s soldier interpreters play concerts of military music, fire rifles on the parade ground, and deliver a cannon salute over the harbor.

Grand Hotel Lunch Buffet and Admission 

Grand Hotel Admission Enjoy “America’s Summer Place” and walk the world’s longest front porch by adding on Admission Tickets to Grand Hotel if you are a non-guest.  Grand Hotel does adhere to an evening dress code after 6:30 PM.  Please click here  for more dress code information.

Grand Hotel Lunch Buffet Between noon and 2PM most days, the Grand Luncheon Experience draws international crowds for a one-of-a-kind experience. Regular offerings include fresh and composed salads, succulent oysters, mussels, and assorted smoked fish. Cheese enthusiasts can eat their fill of assorted and domestic cheeses with accompanying fruits and a variety of hot items at the nearest carvery station.

Original Mackinac Island Butterfly House and Insect World

Original Mackinac Island Butterfly House. It is the 1st of its kind in Michigan, and the 3rd oldest LIVE butterfly exhibit in the United States. The world-renowned facility has 1800 sq ft of tropical garden filled with hundreds of live butterflies from four continents. Located behind Historic St. Anne’s Catholic Church off Main Street.

Mind blowing family activity! Come cheer for the lumberjacks in this fast-paced competition of chopping, sawing, pole climbing, logrolling and more. Shows May-September. Covered grandstands, shows rain or shine. Concession stand and full service restroom. Wheelchair accessible. Plenty of parking. GREAT FUN FOR ALL AGES!. 1.5 miles south of Mackinaw City on US

MysteryTown USA™ is a walkthrough adventure that takes you on a journey through many of the world’s greatest mysteries! It’s inspired by many of the vintage roadside Americana attractions of yesteryear- while incorporating new technologies and atmospheres to give visitors a sense of wonder, awe and FUN! MysteryTown USA is a great family adventure for mystery lovers or non-mystery lovers alike… and it’s informative and entertaining for all ages- 2 to 92 and beyond!

The adventure lives on in our “Mystery Market™.” This incredible retail shopping experience immerses visitors in a world-class gift shop where one-of-kind gifts, memorabilia and atmosphere abound. There’s something for every mystery lover at our “Mystery Market™!”

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I visited Mackinac Island, voted the No. 1 travel destination this summer. No cars are allowed on the dreamy Midwest island.

• Mackinac Island is in Lake Huron in Michigan and it feels like it's part of a fairy-tale.
• The island has no cars and is filled with historic structures, sweet shops, and pretty cottages.
• The island's Grand Hotel is famous for its fancy dinners, high tea, and formal dress codes.

On Wednesday, USA Today announced its No.1 Best Summer Travel Destination as part of its 10Best Readers' Choice awards for 2024. Topping the list is one of the most beautiful islands in the Midwest: Mackinac Island.

Mackinac Island — pronounced "mack-in-awe" — sits in Lake Huron, directly between Michigan's Upper and Lower peninsulas. 

To get to the island, you fly into the small airport , or take a ferry from Mackinaw City and get dropped off downtown. From there, you can walk on foot, rent a bike, or take a horse-and-carriage "taxi."

Mackinac only has about 500 year-round residents , and over 1 million people visit each year . It's also home to over 500 horses because motorized vehicles have been prohibited since 1898 because they scare the horses. 

Keep reading to see what it's like. 

There are a few places to stay, but the historic Grand Hotel is worth a visit no matter what

Grand Hotel is one of the few remaining wood-frame hotels in the US and is a National Historic Landmark.

The property overlooks the lake, and its porch , at roughly 660 feet in length, is said to be the longest in the world.

The property, where no two rooms are decorated alike, was built by steamship and train companies in the late 19th century.

Back then, the hotel catered to the ultra-elite, wealthy guests who would spend their entire summers on-site. 

In honor of the historic site's grand history, there's still a dress code after 6:30 p.m. — guests must wear a coat, tie, slacks, dress, skirt, or pantsuit in the common areas. 

If you spend a night on-site, you'll have the chance to attend a spectacular three-course dinner in the grand main dining room .

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There's also a high tea in the parlor each afternoon. 

There are also stables, museums, and outdoor attractions 

Visitors can also check out Surrey Hill , home to attractions like the Grand Stables, where the Grand Hotel's current working horses reside. 

It's also a museum with antique carriages and sleighs on display dating back hundreds of years.

Some have been previously owned by prominent figures of the 19th century, like William Vanderbilt. 

Across the way is the Wings of Mackinac Butterfly Conservatory , which hosts hundreds of native and tropical butterflies.

The area also houses historic landmarks, like Fort Mackinac , the oldest building in Michigan, founded in 1780. 

The cluster of military buildings sits high on a coastal bluff and is no longer active, but it still serves as a historical attraction open to the public. 

You can also rent a bike and pedal around the outer rim of the island. The flat, leisurely 8.2-mile route hugs the coastline and offers gorgeous lake views . 

It's also worth visiting Mackinac Island State Park, which offers miles of walking trails , woods, and the signature limestone Arch Rock formation.

The area's also known for its fudge and live music

When you're downtown, grab some famous Mackinac Island fudge at one of the sweet shops on the main street.

You can watch people make fudge, and the shops are pretty generous with samples. 

It's also worth visiting the Pink Pony , one of the island's most popular restaurants , bars, and music venues with fabulous lake views from its patio.

This story was originally published on August 2, 2021, and most recently updated on May 24, 2024.

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Mackinac Island with Kids: What to Do and Where to Stay on Michigan's Idyllic Car-Free Island

W hen you tell people you’re going to Michigan’s Mackinac Island, they often get a wistful look in their eyes. Car-free for more than a century, this charming and thickly forested island (whose name is pronounced “Mackinaw”) evokes a bygone age with its Victorian homes, elegant hotels, horse-drawn carriages, and fudge. Lots and lots of fudge. With more than a dozen fudge shops, Mackinac Island is the fudge capital of the world, which might explain why it’s one of the most popular family vacation spots in the U.S. for kids (or anyone with a sweet tooth).

Surrounded by the rich blue waters of Lake Huron and the Straits of Mackinac, the tiny eight-mile island is blanketed in state park greenery. After arriving by ferry, you’ll spend your days strolling the adorable downtown, bicycling the lakeshore, and riding carriages past historic sites. Relaxing, listening to live music, playing lawn games, and drinking in the endless blue skies are popular pastimes on Mackinac Island.

But those are also just a handful of the things to do on Mackinac Island as a family. You can also kayak, mini golf, and attend special events like the annual Lilac Festival in June and the Fudge Festival every August.

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Family-Friendly Things to Do on Mackinac Island

Many families enjoy the simple pleasure of strolling the car-free streets of Mackinac Island. The island is dotted with boutiques, bookstores, restaurants, ice cream parlors, and fudge shops. The sweet lure of all that fudge and ice cream is all but impossible to resist as you listen to the clip-clop of horses through the adorable downtown. On our family vacation to Mackinac Island, my teen son thoroughly enjoyed the freedom of riding his bike around the island and to the many fudge shops.

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Speaking of bikes, you can easily rent bicycles and pedal around the entire island. Mackinac Island’s M-185 is the only U.S. highway where cars are banned. You’ll roll past gorgeous views of the Mackinac Island Bridge and make plenty of scenic stops along the way. You can also paddleboard or kayak the cool waters surrounding Mackinac Island if you’d rather get out on the water than on two wheels.

And if you’d rather let someone else do all the hard work of getting around, don’t miss a horse-drawn carriage ride with Mackinac Island Carriage Tours , whose Belgian draft horses will take you on an informative ride past the Grand Hotel, historic houses, parks, and stables. 

Active kids and teens will enjoy climbing to Mackinac Island’s Arch Rock , a natural limestone arch over the Lake Huron shoreline where you can climb the 207 steps for a great photo opp overlooking the aquamarine waters below. Arch Rock can also be reached by horse-drawn taxi or with a tour group for those who aren’t interested in the steps.

One of the more unusual things you can do on the island is  fire the morning cannon at Fort Mackinac.  Atop a bluff over Marquette Park, a Fort Mackinac soldier will help those over age 13 blast a wakeup call to the island. You can then tour the fort and explore the historical exhibits. 

Over at Mackinac Island Butterfly House and Insect World , you can enjoy the experience of live butterflies fluttering all around you in a warm, indoor tropical garden. Kids delight in seeing the different shapes, colors, and varieties, and bug lovers of all ages will appreciate the displays of insects from around the world. 

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Play a round of putt-putt at the  Greens of Mackinac at Mission Point Resort . This 18-hole mini golf course features real bent grass greens and serene views of the Straits of Mackinac. Grab a drink at Bistro on the Greens and swing for a hole in one. Glow golf lights up evening play with glow-in-the-dark golf balls.

Hop aboard a  Sip N’ Sail sunset cruise  to listen to live music as you sip a drink and sail past the Mackinac Island Bridge. The captain often allows passengers to take the wheel and steer. (While children under age four are free, this trip might be best enjoyed as adults-only.)

Where to Stay on Mackinac Island

There are no chain hotels on Mackinac Island. The famous  Grand Hotel  might be the most storied accommodations on the island. Considered one of the best family resorts in the U.S. , this large and luxurious hotel can boast that no two rooms are decorated alike. Rocking chairs and fresh flowers line the world’s largest front porch. Guests dress up for dinner. Golf, children’s programs, swimming, tennis, and shopping entertain overnighters, and day trippers enjoy visiting for afternoon tea to get a sense of the grandeur. 

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The only dog-friendly resort on the is Mission Point Resort , also known for its attractive grounds dotted with white Adirondack chairs overlooking the Straits of Mackinac. It’s a storybook location with many weddings held on-site. The heated outdoor pool and hot tubs make it fun to swim even on cool days, and the complimentary kids club gives parents a chance to reconnect while kids get their energy out. Farm-to-ferry dining can be savored al fresco or inside with sweeping views.  

Other family-friendly accommodations include the downtown Main Street Inn and Suites with connecting rooms. Bicycle Street Inn and Suites  is located by the ferry docks and offers rooms with balconies overlooking Main Street or Lake Huron.  Lake View Hotel  is home to downtown Mackinac’s only indoor heated pool.

Family-Friendly Dining on Mackinac Island

Mackinac Island is peppered with casual to fine dining restaurants and sweet shops. Let’s start with dessert since Mackinac Island is all about the fudge and ice cream. There are 13 fudge shops on Mackinac Island. Joann’s Fudge , Murdick’s Fudge , and Ryba’s Fudge are the main outlets where you’ll find fudge being folded on marble tables. (“Folding cools it down, making it less grainy,” the folks at Joann’s Fudge explained to me.)

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Ice cream is also a big deal on Mackinac Island. After all, what summer vacation is complete without lapping up a creamy treat from a waffle cone? The salted caramel ice cream from Moomers  was so magnificent that the four members of my family all had to share that flavor.

Round Island Kitchen  at Mission Point Resort makes the most delicious smoked whitefish dip with warm, buttered crostini.  Bistro on the Green  serves up sensational views next to a picturesque mini golf course while you enjoy Mediterranean-inspired dishes and indulgent chocolate mousse, often to the tune of live music. Pick up a picnic basket from the boutique at Mission Point and picnic on the lawn or at Marquette Park.

The iconic Pink Pony  is a downtown bar that’s been named one of America’s best outdoor dining spots. Breakfast, sandwiches, salads, and soups can be enjoyed on the balcony overlooking the harbor. 

How to Get to Mackinac Island

Reaching Mackinac Island is an experience in and of itself. Since it’s a car-free island, most people arrive by ferry. Board  Shepler’s Ferry  from Mackinaw City or St. Ignace and you’ll soon arrive to the sound of clip-clopping horse hooves on Main Street. From the ferry docks, your luggage can be transferred to your hotel while you stroll past fudge and ice cream shops to your destination, sweet treat in-hand.

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SUGGESTED ITINERARIES

Top ten attractions by age.

Not listed in order of significance.

MACKINAC BABY (INFANT TO 5 YEARS)

• Butterfly Houses

There are two butterfly houses on the island.  Wings of Mackinac  located at Surrey Hill and  The Original Butterfly House  located on McGulpin Street behind St. Anne’s Church. Both offer a wide variety of free flying butterflies from around the world.  Children can watch in amazement as the colorful butterflies fly among the lush, flowering plants.

• Playgrounds

There are a couple of great  playgrounds  for kids to enjoy – one located at the public school overlooking the water and another in the far corner of Marquette Park.

• Windermere Point

The  Dog House  is the place to grab hot dogs, brats and ice cream in a beautiful park setting with great views of the ferry boats, freighters and Round Island Lighthouse. Families like to skip stones into the water from the beach and see the kites flying high!

• Family Kite flying

Mission Point Resorts Great Lawn  is an ideal place for families to fly kites.  Enjoy lunch at  Bistro on the Greens  while overlooking the water and an 18-hole executive putting course. Parents can relax in the Adirondack chairs while children run and play.

• Fort Mackinac

Fort Mackinac  is great fun for the whole family. All age groups will enjoy seeing the soldiers marching, cannons blasting, rifles firing and history being retold through exciting reenactments. Be sure to save time to grab lunch at the  Fort Mackinac Tea Room  with spectacular views overlooking Marquette Park and the harbor.

• Mackinac Island Carriage Tours

Mackinac Island Carriage Tours  is the official tour of Mackinac Island State Park. Families will have a horse experience while learning about the history of the island while viewing limestone rock formations, flora and fauna and the Surrey Hill Carriage Museum, where there is also a small food court and souvenir shops. Surrey Hill also has a beautiful park to relax and watch the off duty horses. The Grand Hotel and Mackinac Island Carriage Tours offer tours of the new stables that house the  Grand Hotel’s Horses  and this is open to the public at Surrey Hill as well.

You can add attractions onto your Carriage Tour – such as admission to Wings of Mackinac Butterfly Conservatory and Fort Mackinac. Note: package may be purchased in advance online from  www.mackinacislandpackage.com

A private carriage tour is available for hire by the hour with a one hour minimum.

• Mackinac Island Public Library

The  Mackinac Island Public Library  offers a great selection of children’s books. Sit in the children’s corner and read stories with your child. The Public Library is a beautiful building and they sometimes have a fire going in the fireplace on cool days.

• Bike ride around the island

Mackinac Island’s main road,  M-185 , takes you along the perimeter of the island, with beautiful water views. There are a number of  bike rentals  that offer children’s bike seats, burleys and tag-alongs for your child to enjoy the trip with you. Stop off at British Landing for a snack or drink at the  Cannonball Oasis . You can also use the public restrooms at the British Landing Nature Center for a bathroom break.

• A Mackinac Picnic

Grab a  locator map  provided by the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau and go exploring on the island. This map details a number of picnic spots and restrooms.  Doud’s Market  offers a wide selection of picnic foods and beverages to take with you as you explore the State Historic Park. You can also pick up provisions at Boxwood Coffee Shop and Café and picnic at Mission Point Resort on the Great Lawn.

• Art Classes

Watercolor Café offers children’s art classes on certain days. Kids can create with café owner Kate, and take a little masterpiece home with them. Check out their website for classes:  www.watercolormackinac.com . Mission Point Resort offers Turtle Ornament Painting on select days, available to guests and non-guests of the resort.

Mackinac Sprout (ages 5 through 12)

Mackinac Island Carriage Tours  is the official tour of Mackinac Island State Park. Families will have a horse experience while learning about the history of the island while viewing limestone rock formations, flora and fauna and the Surrey Hill Carriage Museum, where there is also a small food court and souvenir shops. Surrey Hill also has a beautiful park to relax and watch the off duty horses. The Grand Hotel and Mackinac Island Carriage Tours offer tours of the new stables that house the Grand Hotel’s Horses and this is open to the public at Surrey Hill as well.

You can add attractions onto your Carriage Tour – such as admission to Wings of Mackinac Butterfly Conservatory, Fort Mackinac and Grand Hotel. Note: package may be purchased in advance online from  www.mackinacislandpackage.com

There are two butterfly houses on the island.  Wings of Mackinac  located at Surrey Hill and  The Original Butterfly House  located on McGulpin Street behind St. Anne’s Church. Both offer a wide variety of free flying butterflies from around the world.  Children can watch in amazement as the colorful butterflies fly around among the lush, flowering plants.

• Maze of Mirrors

Located on Main Street, the  Maze of Mirrors  is a fun attraction right in the heart of downtown. With 3D glasses, children of all ages can find their way through the maze.

• Haunted Theater

You can get your heart pumping, walking your way through the wax figures and a spooky maze in the  Haunted Theater . You can request the degree of scariness with the staff before you enter. You can’t miss this attraction on Main Street – you can find your way there by following the pipe organ music and screams of surprise.

• Greens of Mackinac at Mission Point Resort

You can work on your short game at the 18 hole executive putting course at  Greens of Mackinac  at Mission Point Resort. This picturesque par 2 course overlooks Lake Huron and Round Island. You may even be able to catch a glimpse of a passing freighter. Enjoy a bite to eat at the Bistro on the Greens after you play. There is also glow golf in the evening which makes for an extra fun round of golf.

• British Landing stone skipping

Take a leisurely bike ride out to British Landing. This rocky beach is filled with the stones sized for skipping.  Wear sandals or water shoes and dip your toes in the cool waters of Lake Huron. Be sure to grab snack or ice cream from the  Cannonball Oasis  while you’re there.

Fort Mackinac  is brimming with exciting reenactments demonstrating what fort life was like in the 1800s. You’ll see soldiers marching, cannons blasting, rifles firing. Explore the original buildings of the historic fort and be sure to visit the museum and gift shop.  Enjoy lunch at the Fort Tea Room overlooking Marquette Park and the harbor.  Your admission ticket to the fort also gives you access to some of the historic buildings on Market Street.

Mackinac Island’s main road,  M-185 , takes you along the perimeter of the island, with beautiful water views. There are a number of bike rentals that offer children’s bike seats, burleys and tag-alongs for your child to enjoy the trip with you. Stop off at British Landing for a snack or drink at the  Cannonball Drive Inn . You can also use the public restrooms at the British Landing Nature Center for a bathroom break.

• Pirate Cruise

Ahoy! Grab your best mates and go on an evening cruise upon a pirate ship! You’ll experience a real cannon blast as you pull into the harbor. Great fun for all. For more info visit:  www.mackinacferry.com

Mackinac Teen (age 13 to 19)

• Glow Golf at Mission Point

Around dusk, glow golf begins at the 18-hole par 2 putting course at  The Greens of Mackinac  located at Mission Point Resort. The golf ball and flags are lit up against the backdrop of beautiful Lake Huron.

• Mackinaw Parasailing

Mackinaw Parasailing  offers single and tandem flights.  You can soar up to 600 feet and get a bird’s eye view of the Straits of Mackinac and the island.  Morning flights are offered for the early bird.  Bring along your camera for some great shots.

• Bike to Fort Holmes

Grab an island map and some beverages from  Doud’s Market  and set out on a journey to  Fort Holmes .  Along the way check out some significant landmarks and state park trails.

• Horseback riding

Cindy’s  and  Jack’s  Riding Stables provide horseback riding tours into the state parks.  The minimum one hour tour has an option of a guide or take a map of set trails and explore on your own.

• Haunted Walking Tour

Scare yourself silly on an evening walk along the streets of Mackinac with  Haunts of Mackinac . A tour guide will lead the group and narrate, telling ghostly stories along the way.

• Kayak Tours

See the island from the water on a guided kayak tour with  Great Turtle Kayak Tours . Sunrise and sunset tours available as well as tours throughout the day.

Romantic Mackinac

• Sunset walks

There are countless scenic spots to take a sunset walk on Mackinac Island.  Check out Sunset Rock or walk up to  Fort Holmes , both in the interior of the Island.  Walk along the boardwalk on the shore for incredible views!

• Private Carriage Tour

Mackinac Island Carriage Tours  and  Gough Livery  offer a private horse-drawn tour of the island.  The minimum one hour tour is an intimate journey of the sites and history of the island.  Your personal driver will narrate and answer questions about the places you will see.  Take pictures along the way to capture the memories.

Grab an island map, provided by the Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau, and go exploring on the Island.  This map details a number of picnic spots and restrooms.   Doud’s Market  offers a wide selection of picnic foods and beverages to take with you as you explore the State Historic Park.

Cindy’s  and  Jack’s  Riding Stables provide horseback riding tours into the state parks.  The minimum one-hour tour has an option of a guide or take a map of set trails and explore on your own.

• Massage and spa

Mackinac Island offers some unique ways to relax.  An afternoon of spa treatments and a massage can get rid of the tension and stress.   Grand Hotel Spa  and  Lakeside Salon and Spa  offer a wide range of services to rejuvenate the body and mind – treat yourself to a couple’s massage at Lakeside Salon and Spa.

• Fine Dining

There are many great  restaurant  choices, from casual to fine dining.  Have dinner at one, dessert or after-dinner drink at another!

• Evening bike ride around the island

There are  bike shops  that will rent bicycles into the evening hours. You can even rent a bicycle built for two! Take a ride along the shore road or grab an island map and cruise trails in the State Park.

• Ballroom dancing at Grand Hotel (Must observe dress code)

Grand Hotel  is a great place to spend an elegant evening. You can dance to a live orchestra in their ballroom – open to hotel guests and the public. Get dressed up and put on your dancing shoes!  Be sure to go up to the Cupola Bar to see the panoramic views of the Straits of Mackinac.

• Sunset Cruise

Take a  Sip n’ Sail Cruise  and see beautiful sunsets in the Straits of Mackinac. If the weather conditions allow, the cruise will go under the Mackinac Bridge. Beverages and live entertainment make for a lovely evening on the water.

See the island from the water on a guided kayak tour with  Great Turtle Kayak Tours . Sunrise and sunset tours available as well as tours throughout the day. Make it even more romantic by choosing a tandem kayak!

The Great Outdoors on Mackinac

• Morning run around the island

In the cool hours of the morning, while it’s still quiet and calm, enjoy a run along the perimeter road,  M-185 . Take in beautiful sunrise and water views on a Sunrise Hike at Mission Point Resort. 

• Fishing charter tour

E.U.P. Fishing Charter  and  North Shore Fishing Charter  will supply you with all the gear needed for a fun day of fishing in the Straits of Mackinac.

Mackinac Island Carriage Tours  is the official tour of Mackinac Island State Park. Families will have a horse experience while learning about the history of the island while viewing limestone rock formations, flora and fauna and the Surrey Hill Carriage Museum, where there is also a small food court and souvenir shops. Surrey Hill also has a beautiful park to relax and watch the off duty horses. The Grand Hotel and Mackinac Island Carriage Tours offer tours of the new stables that house the Grand Hotel’s horses and this is open to the public at Surrey Hill as well.

• Drive Your Own Buggy

Jack’s Livery  offers Drive Your Own Carriages for those who want to try their hand as a carriage driver – and the horses know the route. Meander through the interior of the island or along the shore in a two, four or six passenger carriage

Nestled in the interior of the island, Wawashkamo offers a challenging course situated in a quiet, peaceful setting.  One of Michigan’s oldest courses, you can really go for an old-fashioned experience by using traditional Hickory Sticks.  You can also golf at Grand Hotel’s beautifully manicured course, The Jewel. There are horse-drawn taxi services and shuttles to get you and your clubs to the courses.

• Walking and Biking  Tours

Chad’s Wonderful Walking Tours and Inside Out Tours both offer narrated walking tours that can be customized. Mackinac Jane’s Audio Tours offers a self-guided audio tour. CAP Excursions will take you on a guided bicycle tour, with  an island local.

Bachelor’s Weekend

• Golf Wawashkamo

Nestled in the interior of the island,  Wawashkamo  offers a challenging course situated in a quiet, peaceful setting.  One of Michigan’s oldest courses, you can really go for an old-fashioned experience by using traditional Hickory Sticks. There are horse-drawn taxis to get you and your clubs to the course.

• Golf at Grand Hotel

Play Grand Hotel’s beautifully manicured golf course,  The Jewel . A horse-drawn shuttle will take you and your clubs from the Grand Nine to the Woods Nine – where you can grab a boxed lunch and drinks from Bobby’s Bar at the Woods Restaurant.

• Ugly Anne Boat tour

The Ugly Anne  is an authentic North Atlantic lobster boat and will take you on a cruise around the Straits of Mackinac. Go under the Mackinac Bridge or charter a private tour to neighboring islands. Scheduled tours out of Mackinac Island are available.

• Custom made knife

Create your own custom knife with a blacksmith at  Forge A Memory  located at Surrey Hills. You can make a great keepsake to take home with you.

• Dinner at Jockey Club

Jockey Club  offers group seating indoors or outdoors in a casual atmosphere. There is live acoustic guitar music.

• Night life and entertainment

On Main Street and beyond, you’ll find evening  entertainment  at local establishments.  Enjoy live music with some of Mackinac Island’s signature cocktails. Check out The McCartney Years live show, at Mission Point Resort. 

• Biking the trails

Head out into the  Mackinac Island   State Park  for some trail riding. Be sure to wear a helmet and grab an island map!

Ladies Weekend

• Lunch on the waterfront

Cool breezes and the sound of waves on the shore invite you and your friends to enjoy a casual lunch at the  Carriage House  at Hotel Iroquois.

Mackinac Island offers some unique ways to relax.  An afternoon of spa treatments and a massage can get rid of the tension and stress.   Grand Hotel Spa  and  Lakeside Salon and Spa  offer a wide range of services to rejuvenate the body and mind. You and your group can take over the salon suite at Mission Point Resort! 

• Grand Hotel self-guided tour and afternoon tea

The self-guided tour offers a look at the history and artwork displayed at the  Grand Hotel .  There are boutique shops in the hotel and you can relax with  Afternoon Tea  while listening to the soft sounds of harp music.

• Shop around town

You will find shops located in the downtown area and beyond. See a list of shops on our website:  https://www.mackinacisland.org/shop/

• Lounge with a book

Sit by the lake and relax with a book.  The  Island Bookstore  has newly published books, books on island history, magazines and more!

Mackinac Island State Park  offer many trails and scenic views to explore.  Grab a map and take a hike to some of the islands unique lime stone rock formations.

Rainy Day on Mackinac

Fort Mackinac  is great fun for the whole family. All age groups will enjoy seeing the soldiers marching, cannons blasting, rifles firing and history being retold through exciting reenactments. Be sure to save time to grab lunch at the Fort Mackinac Tea Room with spectacular views overlooking Marquette Park and the harbor.

• Mackinac Island Art Museum

The  Mackinac Art Museum  houses art exhibits throughout the season and holds a variety of classes. There is a kids’ craft room for youngsters to explore their creative side.

Mackinac Island offers some unique ways to relax.  An afternoon of spa treatments and a massage can get rid of the tension and stress.  Grand Hotel Spa  and  Lakeside Salon and Spa  offer a wide range of services to rejuvenate the body and mind.

• Stuart House Museum

Stuart House Museum  is filled with local history and interesting island facts. Located on Market Street.

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Mackinac Island in Michigan named No. 1 ‘Best Summer Travel Destination' by USA Today

It's the second year in a row the "car-free" island has won the award, by francie swidler • published may 23, 2024 • updated on may 23, 2024 at 1:37 pm.

The No. 1 best summer travel destination is in the Midwest, according to a new list.

Mackinac Island , in Lake Huron, between Michigan's Upper and Lower Peninsula has been voted the "No. 1 Best Summer Travel Destination" in USA Today's "10Best" Readers' Choice awards for 2024.

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According to editors, the list was curated by an "expert panel" that selected their "must-see places for a summer vacation."

After that, readers voted on their favorites to determine the top 10 winners.

"Between Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas, you’ll find Mackinac Island, where you’ll ride on horse-drawn carriages along car-free roads, observe fudge being made (and then sample it), and tour the historic Fort Mackinac," the Island's No. 1 entry reads. "This Lake Huron-based continental island is also home to Mackinac Island State Park, where you can hike, bike, kayak, and take photos of the local natural beauty, including the stunning limestone Arch Rock."

According to a spokesperson, it's the second year in a row the destination has earned the top spot.

“Earning this top honor for the second year in a row demonstrates just how special of a place Mackinac Island is to many people,” Mackinac Island Mayor Margaret Doud said in a statement. “I want to thank our island community for their unwavering commitment in creating unforgettable experiences for our guests and extend my gratitude to the all the individuals near and far who voted for Mackinac Island.”  

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The Island has also won previous USA TODAY 10Best awards, including landing the No. 3 spot on the list's Best Fall Travel Destinations for 2023.

One other midwestern destination also made the summer list for 2024: Door County, in Wisconsin , came in at No. 7.

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"It's hard to beat Wisconsin’s Door County, home to 300 miles of shoreline along Lake Michigan and every water sport you can imagine," the entry for Door County reads. "Paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, water skiing, and even scuba diving around shipwrecks are all among the aquatic activities available throughout this Midwestern destination."

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