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1. 5-Hour Traverse City Wine Tour: 4 Wineries on Old Mission Peninsula

2. 5-hour 4-winery Traverse City Wine Tour on Old Mission Peninsula

3. 4-Hour Traverse City Sunset Wine Tour: 3 Wineries on Old Mission Peninsula

4. Traverse City Old Mission Peninsula Sunset Wine & Distillery Tour

5. 5-Hour Traverse City Wine Tour: 3 Wineries on Leelanau Peninsula

6. Private Sunset Sightseeing Cruise in Lake Leelanau

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10. 5-hour 4-winery Traverse City Wine Tour on Leelanau Peninsula

11. Proposal and Engagement Sunset Wine Tour in Traverse City

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Experience the elegance of all-inclusive winery tours in our Cadillac Escalade, offering intimate, scenic journeys complete with culinary delights.

Vine & dine Tour- All-Inclusive with Wine, Lunch and more

If you’re celebrating a special occasion as a couple or desiring an intimate outing with a few close friends, our All-Inclusive Vine & Dine Tour is tailor-made for you. This curated experience begins with complimentary transportation in our Cadillac Escalade from any hotel, Airbnb, or residence within a 25-mile radius of Baroda. Revel in the company of an expert and congenial guide as you visit three wineries along the Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail.   Please let us know if you have a specific winery you would like to visit and we can accommodate your request.  At each stop, you will be treated to a wine tasting of your choice which includes the wine consultant’s tip.  

During the tour, you’ll savor a delicious lunch accompanied by a crafted cocktail at a charming local restaurant. For your comfort, bottled water is provided throughout your journey. Please note, the driver’s gratuity is not included in the package.

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Vineyard Adventures- All-Inclusive with Wine & picnic lunch

Join us for a relaxed and enjoyable tour of scenic vineyards on this laid-back experience which includes a Grape and Grain wine tumbler and visits to three of our favorite vineyard locations. Guests are treated to a reserved wine flight at each stop which includes the wine consultant’s tips.  Lunch features an individual charcuterie box and includes a sandwich of your choice from Feeling Grazey  along with a glass of wine. 

The lunch is picnic style and for your comfort, we provide lawn chairs and blankets to use during the tour. Please note, the driver’s gratuity is not included in the package. 

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There’s a saying among winemakers that “grapes love beautiful places.” The Traverse Wine Coast bears eloquent witness to its accuracy -- when the vineyards of the Old Mission and Leelanau peninsulas are surrounded by four seasons of nature’s beautiful displays and perched on hillsides with sweeping views of Grand Traverse Bay.    The region's wineries have gained an international reputation for the clean, elegant taste and bouquet of their wines. Many people love to visit the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail and the Wineries of Old Mission Peninsula to sample the award-winning wines.    Take your own self-guided tour or visit during one of year-round wine trail events. Let someone else do the driving by engaging one of Traverse City’s wine-savvy tour operators to arrange a tour.   

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Wine tour companies, limousine services and other transportation services michigan’s wine trails make it easy to visit a few wineries at a relaxed pace. driving through the picturesque wine regions can add to your touring experience, but sometimes it’s nice to sit back and let someone else take the wheel while you take in the scenery and chat with your companions..

We’ve come up with some suggestions to add to the fun of wine touring. Whether you prefer an organized group tour or a more intimate outing, consider some of these alternatives for your next wine-tasting excursion.

                                     SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN                                              

Domaine detroit wine festival, create your own bus or van tours to michigan’s wine regions, for twenty-five (25) or more guests. tours depart from the city of your choosing. enjoy a day trip to southern michigan wineries or a two (2) night adventure to the traverse city area. call chuck jackson at 313-505-3032 for more information., party bus detroit party bus detroit travels anywhere in michigan, accommodating parties of up to 35. the company will help those who are unsure of where to go set up an itinerary and will call ahead to set up reservations. visit  www.partybusdetroit.com  for more info., van hove limousine van hove limousine offers a rotation of tours that offer stops at many different michigan wineries and cider mills, many on the michigan thumbs up wine trail. located in fraser, van hove provides limousine services and party bus rentals to surrounding areas such as royal oak, sterling heights, warren, clinton township, macomb township, eastpoint, st clair shores and more. visit  vanhovelimousine.com/about-us ., frankenmuth funships sit back and relax while the captain guides you along the cass river on a quiet electric boat. enjoy a wine and chocolate tasting or choose from a variety of refreshing beers or soft drinks upon your river tour. river tours generally run from the beginning of may through october (weather permitting). tours are offered seven days a week, and reservations can be made by calling 989-652-3400. for more information, visit https://www.frankenmuthfunships.com/boat-tours .,                                     southwest michigan                                             , fruitful vine tours fruitful vine tours will take you to an array of southwest michigan wineries where you’ll be able to sip and sample classic tastes, new concoctions, bold fruit wines, specialty ice wines and more. travel via vino coach or tractor-pulled open-air wine-o-wagon. reserve seats at https://fruitfulvinetours.com . call (269) 978-8777 or email [email protected] for more information., grape and grain wine tours offering all-inclusive wine tours. book two to six guests in a cadillac escalade or fourteen in a shuttle rental. private shuttle rentals are also available. a six-hour create-your-own itinerary is especially popular with groups of up to 14.  visit www.grapeandgraintours.com  or call 269-231-0365., coastal tours specializing in tours to wineries and breweries in naugatuck, douglas, fennville, and south haven, offering “join in” group tours on specific dates as well as private tours. enjoy safe, reliable and fun transportation on a 14-passenger bus. reserve at https://www.coastaltours.org/ or contact [email protected], michigan party bus michigan party bus offers luxurious party buses, no matter where you might be in the mitten. for more information, check out http://www.michiganpartybus.com/ ., windy city tour company offering tours of wine trails around chicago and other parts of the midwest, along with tours to craft breweries and artisanal distilleries.  whether you are visiting chicago or are planning a special event like a birthday or wedding party, you can arrange a private tour tailored to your specifications. specializing in anniversary and bachelorette parties. for tour descriptions, visit the online booking platform or call 847.902.0733 to learn more about the offerings., tim’s tours offering southwest michigan wine tours. also, if you need transportation services for a wedding day or a bus for special events and parties, tim’s can personalize every event. they’ll plan your wine tour, or you are free to make your own, custom itinerary.  if you would like to charter a wine tour for a group of family or friends, please visit http://tims-tours.com/contact-us/   or send an email to [email protected] for further information. (note: sunday tours are recommended, as they are more relaxing and less busy than saturday tours.), harbor country adventures just a short drive from chicago and the detroit metropolitan area, the new buffalo/ michiana area offers lots in the way of exploration and entertainment. hop aboard one of harbor country’s relaxing cruise ships, book an adventure on a “rocket boat” or choose to explore and sample the numerous wineries and/or distilleries in the area known as “harbor country.” to book a tour, call 269-231-5867 or visit  https://www.harborcountryadventures.com/., hops noggin tours this wine tour takes you into the heart of southwest michigan wine country. enjoy a traditional tasting experience at four area wineries. for more information, call (269) 921-1613 or visit https://hopsnoggin.com/., untapped sights & tours this small business’s mission is to provide fun and stress-free transportation to wineries, breweries, and other attractions in west michigan, primarily the saugatuck, douglas, fennville, south haven, and allegan areas. untapped sights & tours offers both private rentals and join-in rides on its 14-passenger bus. to learn more, visit untappedsightsandtours.com , email [email protected] , or call 616-212-3378.,                                     northern michigan                                                .

Designated Driver TC Providing drivers to take the wheel in your own car for wine, brewery, distillery and sightseeing in and around the Traverse City area. Staff helps you choose wineries to visit and makes reservations for you based on availability. To book a driver, click here , or call 231-486-8055.

Vine ride specializing in small-group, half-day tours of petoskey area wineries. reserve a handful of seats in a seven-passenger van or book the whole van for a private group experience. wine tours include pick-up and drop-off at your petoskey area lodging; visits to four wineries; complimentary snacks; and transportation that earns its vine ride name open year-round. we are fully licensed and insured. for more information, visit vine ride online at  www.mivineride.com  or call 231-709-3450. email is the best way to reach the staff at vine ride: [email protected], champagne shuttle and tours llc this family-owned business will help you choose the wineries that best fit your needs or you can join in a tour that is already set. also providing transportation for other activities and offering competitive rates for tours up to five hours long. visit   www.peninsulawinetours.com  or call 231-633-wine (9463)., grand traverse tours offering public wine tours that anyone can join in with any amount of people seven days a week, 361 days per year. also offering private customized tours, with pick-up and delivery at most traverse city lodging properties. visit grandtraversetours.com  or call 231-947-7433., gt wine tour enjoy a tour designed for your group or share the tour with friends you haven’t met yet. private tours are available for a by-the-hour price. gt wine tour will take you and your party to wineries or other destinations of your choosing on your time frame. tour the wineries of leelanau and old mission peninsulas, and in traverse city. visit  www.gtwinetours.com  or call 231-946-5466., traverse bay tours offering tours of leelanau and old mission peninsula wine country. a professional chauffeur will  transport you from your hotel to area wineries. also providing bachelorette party wine tours and wedding, birthday or other special event transportation. brewery tours and combination tours are also offered. multiple vineyards will be visited during your tour. leelanau and old mission wine tours are available all year long, and last approximately four hours. fully licensed and insured. visit   www.traversebaytours.com or c all 231-342-7274 for information and reservations., traverse city wine girl.

Traverse City Wine Girl provides excursions for couples or small groups. Groups of 6 or less can tour the wineries of their choice with reliable, accommodating transportation. Visit tcwinegirl.com to learn more or call 231-492-0048.

Traverse City Wine and Beer Tours Tour the Leelanau and Old Mission Peninsula in a tie-dye wrapped Kool Bus, a Mercedes Sprinter Van. Also available for weddings, proms, bachelor/bachelorette parties, anniversaries, game days and other occasions. Visit  www.WineAndBeerTours.com  or call Jody at 231-499-2656 to make a reservation. MDOT Certified.

The vineyard inn relax in a luxury limo coach while a local tour guide takes you on a scenic tour of wineries and local attractions on the leelanau or old mission peninsula. visit  www.vininn.com  or call 231-941-7060 for more information., car trek/the karaoke cab car trek (the karaoke cab) specializes in limousine and taxi service, winery/ brewery/color tours, airport shuttles and transportation, graduation/bachelorette parties and more. for more information, visit https://www.cartrektc.com/ or call 231-620-2249., the magic shuttle bus the magic shuttle bus is a traverse city-based tour company specializing in group tours and event transport. to book a tour, call 231-492-6144 or visit https://magicshuttlebus.com/., good guys good guys specializes in old mission and traverse city winery tours. a personal chauffeur will guide you through local wine country in a luxurious fully loaded van. to book a wine tour, call 231-846-5623 or visit https://goodguyset.com/..

NoMI tours operates a 14-passenger shuttle for transportation to wineries, ciders, and breweries in the Traverse City area. Open year round. Tour wine hot spots like Shady Lanes Cellars, Ciccone Vineyard, Bonobo Winery, and more. To learn more, visit nomitours.com

Up North Tours Offering join-in wine tours for individuals, couples and small groups to enjoy the Old Mission and Leelanau wineries, with pick-up at most area hotels. Hop aboard one of Up North Tours’ Ford Transit vehicles and a driver will take you to four different wineries on the Old Mission Peninsula. For more information, call 231-624-3485 or visit https://upnorthtour.com/.

Tall ship sailing sample a medley of local wines and enjoy catered mediterranean cuisine from silver swan homemade foods as you sail the sparkling waters of grand traverse bay. for more information, call 231-941-2000 or visit https://tallshipsailing.com/., road runner tours offering tours of antrim county. your road runner will pick you up at any location and take you to your destinations. to book a tour, call 231-392-3114 or visit http://www.roadrunnermi.com/., sunset premier shuttle.

Tour through the Petoskey Wine Region, Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail, and the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail with your private group. Offering luxury transportation and extra storage for coolers and wine cases. Too book a tour, call 231-497-1182 or visit sunsetpremiershuttle.com/

                                 SPEND THE NIGHT AT A WINERY                                  

After a fun day of wine tasting, wake up to a steaming cup of fresh coffee and delicious breakfast fare with panoramic bay views and vibrant vineyards. Staying overnight at a Michigan winery offers a fabulous way to completely indulge in wine country. All of these stays include a fresh breakfast and complimentary wine tasting.

Chateau Chantal B&B, Old Mission Peninsula, Traverse City A curvy drive through vineyards to the European-inspired chateau boasts panoramic views of East and West Grand Traverse bays at Chateau Chantal. Stay in one of 12 bright, elegant guests rooms or the two-bedroom apartment. www.chateauchantal.com

Brys Estate Vineyard & Winery, Old Mission Peninsula A former barn on the 111-acre estate has been transformed into a storybook 2-bedroom, 1 3/4-bath, 1,100-square-foot guest house with a fully equipped kitchen and great room. Enjoy vineyard views from every window, as well as breathtaking views of the East Grand Traverse Bay. For more information, visit www.brysestate.com

The Inn at Chateau Grand Traverse, Old Mission Peninsula, Traverse City Down the road, the Inn at Chateau Grand Traverse sits among the vines in a tranquil wooded setting next to the winery. Unwind at the end of the day from your private balcony or the extensive wraparound deck with a complimentary bottle of wine and beautiful views of West Grand Traverse Bay. Six contemporary guest rooms are located within the large communal home that features lots of nooks and rooms to sip wine and relax. www.cgtwines.com

The Inn at Black Star Farms, Leelanau Peninsula, Suttons Bay Across the bay in Suttons Bay, the Inn at Black Star Farms was voted Best Wine Country Hotel by USA Today 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards 2020. The elegant equestrian farm offers a variety of experiences beyond wine tasting. Stay in one of the 10 rooms and enjoy a complimentary bottle of wine, a daily happy hour with small bites and wine tasting in the reserved VIP Barrel Room. www.blackstarfarms.com

Highland Hideaway B&B at Pleasantview Winery, Harbor Springs Located at Pleasantview Vineyards and Winery, Highland Hideaway B&B in Harbor Springs is a beautiful Victorian mansion that sits high atop a hill in a peaceful wooded and garden setting. Stay in a cozy queen guest room or one of two private houses, and wind down in the evening by relaxing in the hot tub or a sauna in — what else — a wine barrel.

Silver Leaf Vineyard & Winery offers a rustic cottage for overnight guests. The cozy log home boasts views of the vineyard and neighboring cherry orchard. For more information, click here .

Throughout Michigan, there are excellent B&Bs and inns within easy driving and biking distance of the wine trails. For an extensive list of B&Bs across the state, visit  www.laketolake.com , the web site of the Michigan Lake to Lake Bed & Breakfast Association, or call 616-738-0135 for a printed directory.

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SOUTHEAST High Five Pedal Tours: Choose from a craft beer tour, wine tour, progressive restaurant tour, bookstore tour or a custom tour of your choosing. http://highfivepedaltours.com/

The Michigan Pedaler: Explore Detroit on a 15-passenger rolling bar. Pedaling is optional, you can listen to your own music and there is plenty of cooler space for your drinks. For more information, call 313-744-3272 or visit https://www.michiganpedaler.com/

SOUTHWEST Backroads Bikeways: A network of 12 self-guided bicycle tours on paved roads, with lengths from 5 to 60 miles. The routes travel over streams and through rolling hills, with meadows, parks and forests. For more information, including detailed trail maps, visit  www.applecidercentury.com  or call the Three Oaks Spokes Bicycle Club toll-free at 888-877-2068.

NORTHWEST Grand Traverse Bike Tours:  Grand Traverse Bike Tours is a full-service bike tour company located in the heart of Leelanau wine country, just minutes from Traverse City. Offering a selection of packages ranging from single-day winery tours to self-guided tours and basic bicycle rentals. Experience a tour in the company of an expert guide or go on your own with a self-guided tour. Visit  www.grandtraversebiketours.com .

Leelanau Peninsula:  The 17-mile Leelanau Trail provides a paved off-road connection between Traverse City and Suttons Bay. Running through the last of Leelanau County’s former railroad corridors, the Leelanau Trail features picturesque forests, farms, vineyards, lakes and ponds. For maps and more information, visit the TART Trails website,  www.traversetrails.org .

Old Mission Peninsula: Drive just north of Traverse City on M-37 to Bluff Road or take Peninsula Drive north from Traverse City to where you can park on the roadside. Haul out the bike and enjoy fresh air and views of Grand Traverse Bay. Head inland to bike the five miles along M-37 that connect four wineries.

Kayak, Bike and Brew: Kayak, Bike & Brew (KBB), also known as KaBrew, is a Brewery Pub Pedal and Paddle through Traverse City’s beautiful urban TART bike trails, Boardman Lake and river and West Bay, lasting about four hours. Guides will lead you on an urban paddle through downtown Traverse City to Rare Bird Brewpub. For more information, call 231-760-8828 or visit https://www.kayakbikebrew.com/

STATEWIDE The Michigan Department of Transportation has numerous resources about biking in Michigan. Visit  www.michigan.gov/mdot  and click on “roads & travel.” You’ll find extensive information about biking on the state’s roads and trails. You can also order regional bike maps and other bike trail publications.

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Water to Wine-Wine Tasting Kayak Tour, Grand Traverse Bay:  Water-to-Wine Wine Tasting Kayak Tour teaches a bit of kayak technique and includes a paddle on Grand Traverse Bay and a little gourmet beach dining followed by private wine-tasting at a couple of boutique wineries. For more information, visit https://www.mi-paddleadventure.com/ or call 231-882-5525.

Kayak Brewery Tours: Gather some friends or join an existing group and set up a kayaking or biking adventure that will take you from brewery to brewery in downtown Traverse City. To book a tour, visit https://kayakbrewerytours.com/ or call 231-760-8828.

Waters D’Vine: Waters D’ Vine is focused on the organic natural beauty of local wine, eats and ecology. Experience a unique perspective of historical downtown Traverse City while biking the TART trail and kayaking through the Boardman Lake, river and mouth of West Bay. For more information, call 231-970-0004 or visit https://www.facebook.com/WatersDvineTC/

The River Outfitters: The River Outfitters offers kayaks, bikes and stand-up paddleboards for rent, or you can join a guided or unguided tour. For more information, visit http://therivertc.com/ or call 231-883-1413.

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Vino Coach Tours are fun and informative! A knowledgeable and friendly tour guide will escort you on our clean and comfortable 14 passenger Vino Coach. You will learn all about Southwest Michigan’s grape and wine industry (plus a little more) from an expert. Sit back, relax in comfort, and enjoy your stress-free day!

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15 Beautiful Vineyards And Wineries In Michigan

October 10, 2022 by //  by  Midwest Explored 1 Comment

Are you looking for wineries in Michigan? You are in the right place.

There are so many things to do in Michigan. Here I will walk you through the best wineries in Michigan.

I will also tell you all you need to know about Michigan vineyards and let you know which vineyards are on the Michigan wine trail.

You might be surprised to find that Michigan has over 140 wineries across the state with four certified American Viticulture Areas. 

In fact, Michigan is the fourth-largest grape-growing state in America with over 13,500 acres of vineyards. There is much more to Michigan than the state parks , beautiful islands , ski resorts , and waterfalls .

Michigan really is a great state for a weekend getaway or a road trip and what could be better than taking part in a Michigan wine tasting.   

Michigan wines are rising in popularity and with good reason, they are delicious. Whether you like red white, rose, or fruit wines this state delivers.

Michigan’s soil, topography, and cooler climate provide the perfect conditions for certain grapes. 

Wineries are so popular here that the state has several wine trails and I can’t think of a better way to spend a sunny afternoon or a cold one for that matter. 

So are you ready to see some of the best wineries in Michigan? Grab a glass of red, pull up a chair, and let me walk you through vineyards in Michigan.

Mari Vineyards, Old Mission Peninsula, Traverse City

If you are looking for a little bit of Tuscany in Michigan then this could be it. This Traverse City winery would not look out of place on the top of any Italian hill.

Here they make beautiful red and white wine in an Italian style. Enjoy the wine in front of the open fire with friends or have a tasting after a walking tour of the facilities.

On the tour, you see the production facility, wine caves, and tasting room. The tasting room has incredible views of the Estate and East Grand Traverse Bay.

This is one of the best wineries in Traverse City and a great way to spend the morning or afternoon.

Chateau Chantal Winery, Old Mission Peninsula, Traverse City

Think sprawling mansion house estate in a beautiful setting and you have what this Michigan vineyard has to offer.

It’s one of the oldest vineyards on the Old Mission Peninsula and the views from here are truly spectacular.

Robert and Nadine Begin opened the winery in 1993 and it’s now in the hands of their daughter Chantal Begin-Dalese. The wine is great and the popularity of this Traverse City winery continues to grow.

If you want to sip great wine in a European-style chateau with an enviable view then this is the place.

Oh, and you can also stay here with guests being allowed into the tasting room after closing to sample whatever is left from the day.

There are beautiful Michigan golf courses in Traverse City to explore as well!

Round Barn Winery, Distillery, And Brewery, Baroda

If you are after something a little more unique than your typical winery how about a winery in an old Amish round barn?

The barn was built in 1911 and was transported from Indiana and reassembled on the site.

This barn gives this estate a whole different feel but it is every inch as beautiful. Here they also brew beer and spirits as well as wine so it really is a great southwest Michigan winery.

This place has none of the snobbery normally associated with wineries. It’s one of the best places to visit in the Midwest. Here you get live music on the weekends.

The vineyard is a family-owned and operated business and has created many award-winning wines. I

Their Black Walnut Creme liqueur and Salted Caramel liqueur are a must-try.

This is a happening vibrant place that is simply stunning whatever the season. It’s one of the wineries in New Buffalo Michigan you simply have to visit.

Tabor Hill Winery And Restaurant, Buchanan

This southwest Michigan winery is somewhat of a gem. It is a family-owned and operated winery in Michigan that offers award-winning wines and upscale dining.

This vineyard is built on the foundation that great wines are their best when matched with outstanding food, hence the restaurant.

The classic dishes served here have a unique twist and pair perfectly with the vineyard wines.

The wine shop offers tastings and from Friday to Sunday, The Cellar bar offers wines, craft beer, and cocktails.

If you have more than eight people then call ahead for a tasting to ensure there is room.

This winery is also part of the Sip and Savour Michigan wine trail.

It would make a fantastic Midwest weekend getaway .

St. Julian Winery, Paw Paw

St Julians has to be high on your Michigan winery tour list! It’s the largest, most awarded, and longest operating winery in Michigan.

They offer dry and sweet wines as well as hard ciders and spirits.  

This winery in Michigan makes 1.5 million gallons of wine annually all under the watchful eye of Nancie Oxley the state’s first female winemaker.

Here you can get a complete wine tour with wine tasting of course. 

This Michigan vineyard has been operated by the same family for four generations and is passionate about the farms and fruits that Michigan can yield. This place is a real must-visit.

There are so many epic cabins in Michigan if you plan to extend your trip!

Resort Pike Cider And Winery, Petoskey

If you love sparkling wine then this is the Southwest Michigan winery for you.

This Petoskey winery is a no-frills kind of place that is all about comfort and ease.

They take carbonation seriously and are passionate about getting the right blend of sugar, and acidity to produce the best product.

The original barn was lovingly renovated and the site is perfect for the relaxed atmosphere of this place.

If you are after a more relaxed winery experience then this is the place to come.

Detroit Vineyards, Detroit

If you think wine goes best with a huge side of industrial cool then this is the place, for you.

While this Detroit vineyard might look a little different, it takes its job very seriously.

Here they work with growers all over the state to ensure they get the best fruits for their Michigan wine.  Everything they produce started life on a Michigan Farm. 

One of the country’s largest urban wineries it’s open for tasting and has a wine bar that opens Wednesday through Saturday.  Michigan wine tasting here really is a must.

White Pine Winery, St Joseph

One of the best things to do in St Joseph is to visit wineries that produce some of the best southwest Michigan wine and has enviable location.

The lakeshore location, warm hospitality, and delicious wine should be enough to convince you to pay this place a visit. It is the perfect Midwest romantic getaway . 

The owner and winemaker Dr. Dave Miller takes his vines seriously with MS and Ph.D. degrees in grapevine physiology.

He lets the grapes speak for themselves and intervenes as little as possible with the finished product. 

The vineyard works on using sustainable principles in grape production so vineyard practices use the latest methods to reduce the impact on the environment. 

This dedication is what makes the wines here so delicious. If you are really serious about wine then this is one of the wine tours in Michigan for you. 

Black Star Farms Winery And Spirits, Leelanau Peninsula, Traverse City

If you like your vineyards in Michigan big and spectacular with lots to see and do this is the place for you.

This sprawling estate is surrounded by rural farmland and rolling hills of the Leelanau Peninsula 160 acres. 

Founded in 1998 this Leelanau winery has garnered a great reputation with acclaimed wines, a luxurious inn, wine-paired culinary events, and great hospitality. 

There’s a three-mile on-site hiking trail here, numerous patios to enjoy a glass of white, horse paddocks and of course, strolling through the vines is also an option. 

The wine everybody comes here for is the Capella Ice Wine which is a wine loved by many. It is quite an unusual grape variety that only grows in certain conditions. 

It does get busy here so plan accordingly. This Michigan winery tour is phenomenal and well worth the 15-minute drive from Traverse City. 

Shady Lane Cellars, Leelanau Peninsula, Traverse City

If you are looking for a winery in Michigan that is aesthetically pleasing then you can’t get much better than this one.

This boutique estate winery and vineyard has all the European vibes and is just incredibly beautiful. 

This Leelanau winery is just minutes from downtown Traverse City yet feels like a world away.

The wines here are also exquisite with a fantastic Merlot. Some of the best Michigan wine is served here.

There is an outdoor tasting bar and patio which is very impressive. Looking at the view with a glass in hand in beautiful surroundings is what this place is all about.  

Tasting the wines of Michigan in these surroundings is pure bliss.

When it comes to wineries in Michigan make sure this is high on your list of ones to visit.

Chateau Aeronautique Winery And Blue Skies Brewery, Jackson Is One Of The Unique Wineries In Michigan

Founded by Lorenzo Lizarralde an international airline pilot in a hanger on a grassy runway this is one of the wineries in Michigan that offers something a little different.

This place gives wine flights a different meaning. 

The Chateau is built with an airport theme with a grass runway and a 1956 Cessna 172 parked in a hangar which is also the cellar. The name gives this place away, it’s run by someone who loves planes and wine. 

If you are after something a little unique then this is it.

Petoskey Farms Vineyard And Winery, Petoskey

You won’t find any of the glitz and glamour here think rustic and exposed beans and that is what this Petoskey winery is all about.

The views are incredible the wine is lovely and the intimate feel of this place is somewhat comforting. 

Named One of the Best 25 Wineries in the United States by Reader’s Digest it takes its winemaking seriously.

During the winter you can enjoy wine inside a cozy tasting room and in summer there are three outside patios and wood-fired pizzas on offer. 

Just a few miles from downtown Petoskey this is one of those lovely low-key wineries in Michigan.

If you are in the area pop in and savor the view and the wine.

Chateau Grand Traverse

If you are a fan of Riesling wines then this is the place for you. When Edward O’Keefe Jr. decided to establish this winery he started somewhat of a revolution in the Michigan Wine industry.  

I can’t help but feel this winery in Michigan is more of a way of life than a winery although it produces excellent wines.

The motto here is ‘Unhurry, Unworry, Unwind’ and it seems to be present in everything they do here. 

Located on the Old Mission Peninsula, in Traverse City, this is Northern Michigan wine country at its best.

They hold your hand here making sure the experience is just right for you. This is one of those Michigan winery tours that will suit novice and serious wine buffs alike.

They have a patio serving food, an inn, and views over the vineyards some first planted 40 years ago. Some of the best Michigan wine is served here. And it’s a lovely place to spend some time.

Robinette Apple Haus And Winery, Grand Rapids

This Michigan winery markets itself as a family destination and it’s a fun place to visit with lots of activities for children and adults alike. 

This Michigan winery has been a West Michigan staple for over 100 years now and has lost none of its old-school charms. 

As the name suggests the wine here is made of apples but is just as delicious as any other wine you may have tasted. 

 Here you can stroll around the 125 acres of orchards, enjoy a taste of Michigan at the Apple Haus or take a winery tour. 

Also, don’t forget to get a picture with the huge apple its a must for everyone who visits.

Fenn Valley Vineyards,  Fennville One Of The Coolest Wineries in Michigan

This winery in Michigan is a 240-acre farm where they grow and produce everything on-site. It has become a popular site, particularly on the Michigan wine trail with Vine Wine’d running through the site. 

Here they believe wine should be approachable and they take the mystery out of making great wine. 

They mix education with entertainment for a unique offering. There is nearly always something happening at this winery

Their tours are designed for novices and wine buffs alike and whatever your knowledge of the craft of winemaking you will enjoy it. 

The vineyards have been family-owned and operated since 1973 with the goal of producing world wine from locally grown grapes. 

And they achieved that when it comes to wines of Michigan they don’t get much better than they do here.

Packing List When Exploring Wineries in Michigan

If you are searching, here are some  tips on how to pack lightly when packing to explore wineries in Michigan.

A  concealed travel pouch  may be one of the most important items you bring along when discovering vineyards in Michigan. 

It is  always   important  to protect your personal information. Identity thieves are everywhere.

This  unisex RFID blocking concealed travel pouch is  lightweight and comes in several colors. It has lots of organization to give you peace of mind. You can place it under your clothes next to your body to carry your ID safely.

If you have a pouch already that does not come with RFID protection, as I do, these  RFID  sleeves  are the perfect solution.

If you are planning on taking a lot of pictures with your phone you will definitely want to consider an  external charging battery . This  Anker high-speed phone charging battery  is  the exact one  I carry with me on all of my trips.

I like that it holds its charging capabilities for several uses so I do not have to worry about it while out and about, and if I forget to recharge it at night, it will still be good to go the next day.

My daughter gifted me with this  FugeTek selfie stick and tripod   setup for my birthday. I absolutely love it! It is made of lightweight aluminum and is so easy to use.

It has Bluetooth connectivity and is a breeze to use for taking Insta-worthy selfies while on your romantic getaways in Michigan.

I never much believed in using packing cubes when traveling. That is until I tried them. Now I am hooked. These are the exact cubes I use to stay organized when I pack for a trip!

You will want to bring your own  refillable water bottle  with you. 

I never leave home on a trip without my  Bobble filtration bottle .  The 18.5-ounce size is perfect for your adventures and it fits nicely in the pocket of a backpack.

You can get the replacement carbon filters here.

Perhaps you are traveling a long distance and packing space is a premium in your suitcase, or in your car. Then this  set of collapsible silicone foldable water bottles  would work well for you. Would not take up much space at all. 

You will want a  backpack or daypack  with you to store snacks, your water bottle, phone, extra clothes, etc.. . No matter the time of day or evening.

This   foldable water-resistant backpack   would be great. And it comes in many different colors.

As you can see when it comes to wineries in Michigan, there are many to choose from.

Whether you choose to try some of the southwest Michigan wine, go on a Michigan wine trail, or visit one of the St Joseph wineries you will have an amazing time.

Wines in Michigan really are some of the best in the world and all of these wineries are welcoming and delightful.

I hope you have a great time sampling some of the best Michigan wines and please come back and tell me all about it.

If you are in the UP one of the coolest things to do in Sault Ste Marie is to visit their winery!

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Southwest Michigan Wineries and Wine Tour Limousine

Second Nature Limousine is Proud to be an Approved Transportation provider to all The Wineries In Southwest Michigan. Our knowledgeable staff and drivers, combined with our luxurious, highest quality vehicles, have made us the Southwest Michigan Wine Tours leader.

Sit back and relax while sipping wine in one of our wonderful vehicles and allow our knowledgeable chauffeurs to take you to the beautiful Southwest Michigan wineries of your choice. Please also feel free to ask us for any suggestions on a tour as well, we would be happy to share our knowledge on them with you – the choice is yours! Visit our Links Below to view the wineries we service in Southwest Michigan.

The Majority of Wineries Below all require Reservations prior to the date you choose to visit. Please feel free to email or give them a call, as the policies change from week to week, month to month.

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What are Michigan wine tours?

Southwest Michigan wineries tours are guided tours that take visitors to various wineries and vineyards in Michigan, USA. The tours allow visitors to taste and learn about local wines and wine-making processes.

How many wineries are there in Michigan?

Michigan is home to over 150 wineries spread across several wine regions. Some popular wine regions in Michigan include the Leelanau Peninsula, Old Mission Peninsula, and the Lake Michigan Shore.

What can I expect on a Michigan wine tour?

On a Michigan wine tour, you can expect to visit multiple wineries and vineyards, taste various wines, and learn about the wine-making process. You can also meet the winemakers and vineyard owners and ask them questions about their craft.

Are Michigan wine tours only for wine enthusiasts?

No, Michigan wine tours are for anyone who loves to explore new places, try new things, and have fun. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or just someone who enjoys a glass of wine now and then, you’ll find something to enjoy on a Michigan wine tour.

Do I need to book in advance for a Michigan wine tour?

Yes, it is recommended that you book your Michigan wine tour in advance, especially during peak season. This will help ensure you get a spot on tour and a more personalized experience.

What is the best time of year to go on a Michigan wine tour?

The best time to go on a Michigan wine tour is between May and October, when the weather is mild, and the vineyards are in full bloom. However, some wineries may be open year-round, so it’s worth checking their schedules.

Can I bring my food and drinks on a Michigan wine tour?

It depends on the tour operator and the wineries you’re visiting. Some tours may allow you to bring your food and drinks, while others may provide snacks and beverages as part of the tour package. It’s best to check with the tour operator before you go.

Can I buy wine during a Michigan wine tour?

Yes, most wineries allow visitors to purchase wine during the tour. Some wineries may also offer discounts on purchases made during the tour.

Are Michigan wine tours wheelchair accessible?

Most Michigan wine tours are wheelchair accessible, but it’s best to check with the tour operator beforehand to ensure that the tour route and facilities can accommodate your needs.

How long do Michigan wine tours usually last?

Michigan wine tours can last from a few hours to a full day, depending on the tour package and the number of wineries you visit. It’s best to check the tour itinerary before booking to get an idea of the length.

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WELCOME TO ST. JULIAN WINERY & DISTILLERY

For over one hundred years, St. Julian Winery has piloted the Michigan wine industry. As the longest operating, largest, and most-awarded winery in the state, our commitment to excellence has always been a pillar to our existence. We strive to offer our customers the very best, from our award-winning dry and sweet wines, to our hard ciders and spirits. Enjoy our wide variety of products and join our  Wine Club  or Spirits Club for exclusive releases and events. We have 6  tasting rooms  throughout Michigan located in Paw Paw, Union Pier, Dundee, Troy, Frankenmuth, and Rockford.

We can ship our wines & ciders right to your door and offer  $5  shipping on mix and match cases! Don't feel like ordering an entire case? Join our  Shore to Door Discount Group  for discounted shipping rates or use our  Wine Finder  to see stores near you that carry our products. Earn  loyalty points  every time you make a purchase online or in our tasting rooms!

Free to join, Wine Club members receive discounts, complimentary tastings, access to exclusive award-winning wines, club events, and unparalleled service. We invite you to join the Wine Club and savor the benefits.

We love being Wine Club members! Getting free tastings in the tasting rooms along with all the amazing exclusive wines, discounts, and events make it perfect for any wine lover!

We moved to a different state, but we are so happy that we still can enjoy our Wine Club membership. We get our Michigan wine fix and get to try brand new wines each quarter!

St. Julian has been owned and operated by the same family for four generations. The company’s passion for local farms, real Michigan fruit, and the production of quality wine and juice have been upheld for 100 years. This long-term commitment to creating outstanding wines using only Michigan fruit has made St. Julian the largest and most-awarded winery in Michigan. 

St. Julian’s portfolio of award-winning wines has over 100 products and include distilled spirits, ciders, every type of wine from internationally recognized dry wines to award-winning sweet wines, classic dessert wines and wines using innovative wine-making techniques.

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Michigan wine month: Events to check out in Detroit

May is Michigan Wine Month, and in honor of the designation, the Michigan Wine Collaborative is presenting Taste Michigan Invades the D with a host of events May 17-19.

On May 17, the collaborative is joining with various Detroit restaurants to offer multiple-course tasting menus paired with wines from Michigan. Some will features the winemakers themselves. For example, Shady Lane Cellars executive winemaker Kasey Wierzba will be featured at an event at Freya.

More than a dozen restaurants and wine bars are hosting events. They includes Ash Bar at the Siren Hotel,  Brix, Detroit Shipping Company, Freya, House of Pure Vin, Mudgie's, Motor City Wine, the Norwood, Presley's Kitchen & Bar, Savannah Blue, Sullivan's Steakhouse and Takoi. (One event takes place on May 16 at Corktown's Alpino with O'Brien Vineyards.

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For information and tickets to specific tastings, visit tastemichigan.org .On May 18 from 3 to 7 p.m., Michigan Wine Collaborative, Vintage Michigan Wine Club and Taste Michigan will present Uncork Me Michigan at Comerica Park to showcase Michigan-made wines, cider and meads. This inaugural event will feature more than 30 Michigan-based makers with unlimited wine sampling. It's $55 (plus fees) per person and includes a commemorative tasting glass. A $10 (plus fees) designated driver ticket is also available. Tickets are available at eventbrite.com .

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The wine weekend concludes on May 19 with the second annual MichiganWine Expo at the Royce. Six Michigan wineries will be featured and offering a selection of tastings and discounts on all wines. Time slots available are 2-3:30 p.m. and 3:30-5 p.m.

For more information on Taste Michigan Invades the D, go to tastemichigan.org .

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14 Picturesque Towns In Michigan You Should Have On Your Bucket List

• Michigan offers a plethora of charming towns with beautiful views, outdoor adventures, and top-rated tourist attractions. It's a treasure trove for travelers.
• Munising is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise with waterfalls, hiking trails, snowmobiling, fishing, and more. It's the perfect town to experience the wild side.
• St. Joseph is a culinary and drinking haven with delicious food, wineries, breweries, and a bustling downtown. Nature lovers can also enjoy the stunning beach and waterfront views.

Michigan is a treasure trove of charming pint-sized towns boasting beautiful views, elegant hotels, and outdoor adventures that no one can afford to miss. This slew of towns beckons the modern traveler away from the stress of their city lives and invites them into the world of forests and lakes, the gamut of all four seasons, and not to forget stately museums, eclectic shops, and top-rated tourist attractions in Michigan that people simply cannot miss.

Most of these places on the Michigan map have a wealth of attractions, from pretty vineyards to 64-mile lengthy shorelines to massive dunes lying 400 feet below sea level, making it one of the most beautiful and bountiful of the 50 states. It's time to find out more about the most beautiful towns in Michigan that are sublimely picturesque and offer something for everyone.

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More Picturesque Towns In Michigan You Should Have On Your Bucket List

Michigan is the perfect place to have a laid-back getaway! It boasts numerous picturesque small towns with a diverse array of activities and absolutely extraordinary natural wonders. This list has been updated with four more of the prettiest towns in Michigan, so why wait? Pick a destination and plan a great vacation.

Munising is among the best towns in Michigan for outdoor enthusiasts. Located within the stunning Hiawatha National Forest, the town is studded with incredible natural splendor, ranging from crystal-clear waters to lush green forests. With numerous cascading waterfalls, hiking trails, and endless outdoor adventures, Munising is certainly the place to experience the wild side. From snowmobiling through the Hiawatha National Forest, fishing, kayaking, and scuba diving to camping under the stars, Munising is the pretty town to create memories !

• Things to do in Munising: Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Boat Tours of Pictured Rocks, Kayaking in Munising Bay, Munising Falls, Hiking in Hiawatha National Forest

St. Joseph is the best town to visit in Michigan for those looking for culinary delights or drinking experiences. St. Joseph offers the most delicious foods in Michigan, along with cuisine from around the globe. A tour of a winery or brewery allows visitors to sample a diverse range of beers and wines. Outside of food and beverage experiences, the town boasts a busy downtown with a variety of wonderful retail stores and the Curious Kids' Museum and Discovery Zone, which offers educational fun. And for nature lovers, there is a stunning beach where they can unwind amid spectacular views.

• Things to do in St. Joseph: Silver Beach County Park, St. Joseph North Pier Lighthouse, Curious Kids' Museum, Whirlpool Compass Fountain, The Heritage Museum and Cultural Center

Nestled along Lake Michigan, Ludington is one of Michigan’s best waterside towns. With a historic lighthouse, a bustling downtown scene, and water sports, the town has something for everyone. From canoeing, boating, kayaking, and fishing to hiking a scenic trail, there are multiple ways to explore, whether one is looking for fun on the land or in the water. Ludington is also a great destination for history buffs, with several historical structures dating back to the 19th century in the Historic White Pine Village. Plus, there is the Ludington Maritime Museum, which delves into the region's maritime history.

• Things to do in Ludington: Ludington State Park, Big Sable Point Lighthouse, S.S. Badger: Lake Michigan Carferry, Ludington Waterfront Park, Pere Marquette River Canoeing and Kayaking

Harbor Springs

Harbor Springs is a quaint harbor town with all the charms of Michigan, including a stunning shoreline, exciting activities, and lovely attractions. Petoskey State Park is attractive with its golden coasts and striking blue waves, while Zorn Park Beach is one of the best spots in the state to unwind. The unrivaled paths and trails are favorites of tourists and locals alike. For those who prefer a winter wonderland, Nubs Nob Ski Resort is the place to be! Trying luck at the Odawa Casino is another fascination for visitors, as is enjoying local flavors.

• Things to do in Harbor Springs: Golfing, Boating and Sailing, Hiking and Biking, Winter Sports (Skiing, Snowshoeing), Shopping and Dining

Marquette may have been regarded as one of the bigger cities in Michigan's Upper Peninsula (which is the ultimate winter destination) . Still, it has residents of fewer than 22,000 and hence makes it to the list of small towns in Michigan.

Nestled on the shores of Lake Superior, Marquette is a haven for tourists during the summers. And why not, when there is so much to do in this town year-round? Even if a traveler does not want to do the regular stuff involving ski boots and hiking, there are plenty of other options to explore, including visiting museums and incredible lighthouses worth visiting in Michigan and the Great Lakes .

• Things to do in Marquette: Try hiking up Sugarloaf Mountain, try cliff diving at Presque Isle Park, try snowboarding, skiing, and ice fishing in the winter wonderland

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Although the population counts of these best small lake towns in Michigan keep dwindling, the towns get prettier. LeLand is a case in point; with a population under 500, it still packs a massive punch with its pretty touristy destinations and rightly earns its place among the many picturesque and charming towns in Michigan.

Straddling two beautiful lakes, Lake Michigan and Lake Leelanau, the coastal gem is a favorite among travelers who want to have it all. The museums, shops, and restaurants are all within walking distance; no wonder this charming town is known as a "walking around" town.

• Things to do in LeLand: Explore Fishtown for its fishing shanties , go for a scenic trip around Manitou Islands, check out a local winery at Verterra Winery, shop for souvenirs at Leland Gal, and try the delicious sandwiches at Village Cheese Shanty

South Haven

South Haven, with its bright red lighthouses standing tall like a shining beacon jutting out into Lake Michigan, along with its beach town heritage and maritime history, screams of summer fun. Chicago's residents love to troop to this sleepy town for weekends as it is a few hours away from the city. Although dubbed a small town, it has as many as 70 shops, restaurants, and boutiques.

• Things to do in South Haven - Go for a leisurely walk to the historic lighthouse, explore Lake Michigan on a tall ship or a water taxi, and walk the 16-mile stretch of roadway to explore artisans and galleries

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Looking for the perfect adventure offering in a rustic setting? Head straight to Calumet, 30 miles southwest of Copper Harbor at the edge of the Keweenaw Peninsula, which is one of the most picturesque towns Michigan has in store. It's known for its rugged terrain and the stunning Lake Superior shorelines.

This charming town is the ideal place for outdoor recreational activities, especially its many hiking trails along the scraggly coastline. Calumet also offers a quaint downtown with many galleries, gift shops, coffee houses, and more; vacationers need plenty of time to discover the real Calumet.

• Things to do in Calumet - Visit the renowned Keweenaw National Historical Park , catch a show at the Jewel Box Opera House, and head to the Swedetown Recreation Area for its wooded trails

Mackinac Island

Mackinac Island is a captivating car-free area in Michigan that has been on the bucket list of avid travelers for years. Guests can get around the towns via boats, carriages, kayaks, and bicycles, making it one of the most environmentally friendly towns in Michigan.

With its statuesque grand dame properties, the town offers a great architectural walk where tourists enjoy the architectural splendor in all its magnificent glory. Add to that great dining options and its iconic and delicious fudge, and travelers cannot have enough of this magical island town.

• Things to do on Mackinac Island - Enjoy a sunrise paddle with popular tours, sip elegant tea at the Grand Hotel, explore the Governor's Summer Home, and marvel at the collection at the Richard and Jane Manoogian Mackinac Art Museum's

Frankenmuth

The idyllic town of Frankenmuth is chock-a-block with restaurants, shops, and homes reminiscent of a German village, including the quintessential German things' beer, schnitzel, bratwurst, pretzel rolls, and more. Just three square miles in size, Frankenmuth is as picture-perfect as it gets, with a covered bridge and a storybook-like Bavarian Inn.

The town boasts unique events like the beer-tasting festival and the ultimate shopping bonanza at Bronner's Christmas Wonderland , making one feel like it's Christmas all year round.

• Things to do in Frankenmuth: Swim at Zehnder's Splash Village Hotel & Waterpark and taste local wines at Prost! Wine Bar & Charcuterie, ride through town in horse-drawn carriages, and enjoy ziplining at Frankenmuth Aerial Park

Petoskey is one of the most scenic towns in Michigan, thanks to its magnificent architectural splendor and lakefront vistas that will entice travelers to the place again and again. The town has a bustling downtown, a pretty lighthouse, and a place to explore exciting water sports.

Work around the itinerary to include a slice or two at the Mighty Fine Pizza and tease palettes with sparkling ciders and wine from one of the many wine breweries. It is the destination for travelers looking to immerse themselves in peerless scenic beauty, fancy restaurants, and luxurious accommodations.

• Things to do in Petoskey: Enjoy walking, biking, and hiking at Bear River Valley Recreation Area , enjoy the niceties of a bustling downtown through the Vintage Downtown Petoskey Trolley, visit the Little Traverse History Museum for many of its collections and exhibits, and indulge in shopping and dining in Petoskey’s Gaslight District.

Ann Arbor is a bustling university town in South-East Michigan. Often voted as one of the best places to live in Michigan, it is a hub of innovation, technology, and a happening downtown scene. It's also located less than an hour's drive from Detroit and ensconced in the picturesque setting of the North American Great Lakes. This town is easily one of the most serene and relaxing destinations on the Great Lakes and effortlessly marries the big city culture with small Midwestern town values.

Ann Arbor, or Tree Town, as it is popularly known owing to the thick forest, offers stunning Huron River vistas making it a breathtaking place to live even if one is past his university years.

• Things to do in Ann Arbor: Visit the venerable University of Michigan, kayak to the Huron River, enjoy artisanal cheese and bagels at Zingerman’s Deli, and for an interactive rollicking time, visit Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum and the largest annual art fairs in the nation, Ann Arbor Art Fair

Related: A True College City: The Ultimate Guide To Ann Arbor & Things To Do

Grand Rapids

Thanks to all-year great Grand Rapids weather, it is an easy-breezy and fun spring getaway. Also known as America's best beer city, with 30 breweries and a Beer City Ale Trail, it boasts a fantastic art scene and an inspiring music scene; the town offers an array of world-class attractions for each family member.

Grand Rapids, named after the Grand River, occupies the county seat of Kent and invites one to miles of pristine beaches and unbelievable lake vistas with dreamy sunsets. No wonder Grand Rapids is right up there as one of the best towns in Michigan, as there are so many unique things to do in Grand Rapids.

• Things to do in Grand Rapids: Visit Grand Rapids Public Museum, head to the Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park , visit the Grand Rapids Art Museum, enjoy trail hiking at Blandford Nature Center, and head to The Fish Ladder Park and marvel at the grand architectural style of Meyer May House

Traverse City

Nestled in the brilliant blue waters of stunning Grand Traverse Bay lies the gorgeous Traverse City, an epitome of the charming American small town; it serves as a social and cultural hub of northern Michigan. An absolute haven for sailors, swimmers, beachcombers, and kayakers, the glacier-carved backdrop of undulating hills, deep freshwater lakes, and rolling hills makes Traverse City a must-visit town.

Hailed as a foodie town, it invites people on a fantastic gastronomical journey. From local taverns to posh restaurants, the city chooses to please the eclectic taste buds of visiting travelers with an unmatched flair.

• Things to do in Traverse City: Visit the Sleeping Bear Dunes to explore beaches and miles of lakeside views, stop at the State Theater to catch a historic movie palace for retail therapy, visit The Village at Grand Traverse Commons, discover microbreweries and micro-distilleries on wine trails and visit the three lighthouses, Mission Point, Frankfort, and Grand Traverse

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We had a group of 8 people going to the wineries in Baroda. Last minute, we decided we did not want to risk a DUI and needed to find transportation. Rochelle was able to accommodate our group, we felt a little uneasy with how the communication was going back and forth, but decided to book. The bus came right on time and picked us up at our bed and breakfast. The only weird thing is that there was a lot of flies in the bus. We pointed it out to our driver when we went to our first stop, and he took care of it while we were inside of the winery. He took us to every place we wanted to go to, and did not charge us extra for going over our time. If you are looking for a fancy bus that plans your stops, knows a lot about the area, and covers your tastings- this is not the transportation for you. If you are looking for an affordable bus that will take you where you need to go, and accommodate to last minute changes and to what you want to do- book it!

This was a wonderful Transportation Service. Rochelle was very prompt in answering the phone and assisting me. It was very easy to book my trip and when we needed an earlier pick up time she went out of her way to accommodate our group. The drive was very courteous and prompt, nicest man. I would definitely recommend this company and book another trip with Rochelle anytime I was in Michigan. Thank you.

If I could rate this ZERO stars I would. I used this "companies" shuttle bus for transportation this weekend and highly regret it. After an amazing weekend with friends, the only thing that ruined it was having to get the police involved after being dropped off. Rochelle is a very unprofessional and sketchy woman. Felt very very unsafe and WOULD NEVER recommend to anyone, especially women.

We had a great experience! Mitchell was our driver for a wine tour and he was amazing! Fair price for excellent service. He arrived right on time and was always there within minutes when we texted that we were ready to head to our next stop. Definitely recommend A Call Away and would use them again if in the area!

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Lovable Michigan Travel Deals: Memorial Weekend stays, wine happy hours

• Updated: May. 16, 2024, 8:25 a.m. |
• Published: May. 16, 2024, 8:05 a.m.

Sherri Campbell Fenton, proprietor at Black Star Farms, pours a glass of wine in Suttons Bay.

• Tanda Gmiter | [email protected]

The travel deals keep pouring in as prime vacation season gears up across Michigan. We try to share a good mix with you each week, whether you’re planning a multi-day stay at a nice resort or you’re just in the mood for a little daytrip adventure.

This week’s deals include an historic spot on Mackinac Island with a view of the harbor. It even comes with a little lilac sapling to take home (we love this!). And then there’s a Mid-Michigan outdoor adventure spot with daytrip hiking itineraries all spelled out for you. For wine lovers heading Up North, we’re sharing a Happy Hour special with you.

Here are this week’s travel finds:

Black Star Farms

This award-winning winery has two tastings rooms - one on Old Mission Peninsula and its flagship location near Suttons Bay. They are good spots to visit anytime, but working their Happy Hours into your trip planning is always a win. Here are the details:

Black Star Farms Happy Hours in the Tasting Rooms: Fridays from 3 to 6 p.m.

• 50% off wines by the glass
• 10% bottle purchases to go
• Rotating cocktail specials

There are lots of lodging options at Crystal Mountain this summer. Photo provided by Crystal Mountain.

Crystal Mountain Resort

Crystal Mountain Resort in Thompsonville has a fast-approaching deadline for a Memorial Day Weekend stay: Reserve two nights of lodging over the holiday weekend by Friday, May 17 and get a third night of lodging free.

“This Memorial Day weekend, celebrate the start of a Crystal Mountain summer with exciting events and activities for everyone,” resort staff said. Find all the details and a list of the activities on the website here.

“This special offer is available when staying Friday, May 24 through Monday, May 27 in hotel, suite, or condominium accommodations.”

You can make a reservation online, or call 855-819-4221.

Island House Hotel has large front porches that overlook the harbor. Photo provided by Island House.

Island House Hotel on Mackinac Island

One of Mackinac’s historic landmarks is offering a sweet deal to early-season travelers.

Island House Hotel, which is Mackinac’s oldest hotel, sits directly across from the marina and has a fantastic waterfront view. The sprawling hotel is not only a state landmark, it’s the only hotel located within the boundaries of Mackinac Island State Park and is actually owned by the state.

Right now, Island House is offering a Spring Special through June 15. You can find the package details on the website here.

“Treat your taste buds to new seasonal dishes masterfully crafted by expert chefs. Stroll through freshly decorated storefronts adorned with the latest Michigan-made treasures. Relax and enjoy the fresh air while rocking on the porch, as the harmonious clip-clop of horse-drawn carriages creates a timeless soundtrack to your spring escape,” hotel staff said in advertising the Spring Special.

Package Details:

• For 2024 stays arriving between May 3 and June 15
• Accommodations in a room style of your choice
• Take home a live Mackinac Island lilac sapling
• Includes a full breakfast each morning in the 1852 Grill Room
• Includes a slice of chocolate Mackinac Island fudge from Ryba’s Fudge Shop
• Includes round-trip Mackinac Island ferry tickets

Clare County tourism staff have a Spring Color Tour itinerary all set for a Mid-Michigan adventure. Photo provided by Clare County CVB. Clare County CVB

Spring Color Tour in Clare County

Finding adventure in the Middle of the Mitten is not hard to do - you just have to know where to look. The Clare County tourism bureau is rolling out the welcome mat for what they call “Spring Color Tours.”

“Clare County is called ‘The Gateway to the North’ for good reason; most of our county is undeveloped wooded lands that turn into an amazing display of color during the spring,” tourism staff said. “With colors and scenery rivaling fall, we invite you to explore Clare County on a Spring Color Tour.”

The tourism bureau there has sample itineraries and travel tips all ready for you, so you don’t have to do a lot of research before you head out on the road. You can find more on the Color Tour route and maps on the website here.

“The route is all primary roads and will be well worth the journey,” tourism staff said. “If you have more time to enjoy the colors, traveling throughout any part or our county and walking the Green Pine Lake Pathway hiking trail would be well-worth your time.”

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