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Traverse City Wine Tour: 4 Wineries on Old Mission Peninsula★ 4.93 (2,679) · 5h
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Traverse City Wine Tour: 4 Wineries in a Luxury SUV, Not a Bus★ 4.98 (554) · 4h–5h
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Traverse City: Leelanau Wine Tour with Exclusive Tastings★ 4.91 (435) · 5h
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Mackinaw City Sunset Cruise: Mackinac Bridge views from the water★ 4.76 (391) · 1hUS$ 36View ›
Old Mission Peninsula Wine Tour: 3 Wineries at Sunset★ 4.89 (266) · 4hUS$ 74View ›
Sunset Sail from Traverse City: Wine, Food & Bay Views★ 4.81 (250) · 2h 30mUS$ 229View ›
Detroit Architecture Walking Tour: Guardian Building & Interior Access★ 4.90 (250) · 2h 30mUS$ 99View ›
Designated Driver Wine Tour: We Drive Your Car★ 4.85 (188) · 5hUS$ 369View ›
Traverse City: Grand Traverse Bay Sail with Local Food & Drinks★ 4.89 (187) · 2h 30mUS$ 189View ›
Traverse City: Historical Ghost Lantern Tour & Ghost Hunting★ 4.82 (142) · 1h 30mUS$ 38View ›Top rated (4)
Old Mission Peninsula Wine Tour: Luxury SUV No BusesA wine and distillery tasting tour on Old Mission Peninsula near Traverse City, where you ride in a luxury SUV instead of a charter bus and sample wines at three to four wineries plus an optional distillery stop. The guide is a local wine expert who adjusts the route based on what you want to taste, and a complimentary bottle comes home with you. Tastings are included; food, wine flights and bottles for purchase are extra.Is it for me?Choose the public tour if you're comfortable meeting other wine drinkers and want a set route; pick the private or group option if you'd rather control which wineries you visit or prefer a smaller group. The SUV format and flexible stops are what set this apart from the larger tour buses that run the same peninsula.
Detroit Sweet Treats Food Tour: Donuts, Coffee & PastriesA walking food tour of Detroit's sweetest spots, starting in Greektown and ending at Campus Martius Park, where you sample donuts, coffee, pastries and chocolates while a local guide shares the city's history and architecture. The tour runs 1.5 to 2 hours and includes all tastings and a coffee stop; children from age 2 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're new to Detroit and want to understand the city's neighborhoods and comeback story through the businesses that define them, all in an afternoon. The 1.5- to 2-hour pace and wheelchair-accessible route work for families with young children and for anyone who prefers walking and talking to a longer sit-down experience.
Detroit: Downtown Walking Tour & Guardian Building ArchitectureYou walk 19 stops through downtown Detroit in two hours with a local guide who knows the city beyond the tourist version. You see the Spirit of Detroit, Hart Plaza, and step inside the Guardian Building to look at its architecture up close. The route doesn't loop back to the start, so you end up in a different part of downtown and leave with a sense of how the city actually works, not just what it looks like.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand downtown Detroit as locals see it rather than as a visitor checklist — the guide's knowledge and the route's refusal to backtrack mean you move through the city with purpose, not just coverage.
Mackinac Bridge Cruise: Shipwreck Stories & Local LegendsYou’ll board Ugly Anne for a Mackinac Bridge history cruise with live stories from locals about shipwrecks, Native legends, and life in Michigan’s north country. Drift past Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse and Colonial Michilimackinac while your guide shares tales you can’t find on plaques—plus there’s time for questions or just soaking up that strange hush under the bridge.
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Self-Guided Detroit Walking Tour: Spirit and HistoryThis self-guided walking tour of Detroit uses the WalknTours smartphone app to navigate you through the city's artistic alleys, art deco architecture and public spaces at your own pace. You start at Buddy's on Broadway, where Detroit-style pizza was invented, and move through stops including Parker's Alley, the Guardian Building, The Spirit of Detroit sculpture and the Monument to Joe Louis. The tour takes 45 minutes to an hour, and you control when you walk, when you stop and how long you linger at each site. After the walk, you get access to a virtual version of the same route to revisit it later.Is it for me?Solo travelers and anyone who wants to explore Detroit without a guide's schedule will appreciate moving through the city at your own pace—you stop when something catches your eye, linger as long as you want, and walk only the parts that interest you.
Detroit Walking Tour: 8 Hidden History Stories DowntownA 90-minute guided walking tour of downtown Detroit led by a historian who shares eight stories from the Motor City's past, including tales of Henry Ford, Joe Louis, and the city's architectural landmarks. The tour starts at Grand Circus Park and moves through North America's most impressive architecture. You can add a 30-minute extension to explore Detroit's strangest legends, and children from age 7 are welcome.Is it for me?Book the standard 90-minute tour if you want the core stories and the flexibility to explore downtown on your own afterward; add the 30-minute extension if you're staying longer and want to dig into the city's most enigmatic mysteries and legends.
Old Mission Peninsula Wine Tour: 3 Wineries, No Party BusA wine tour of Old Mission Peninsula departing from downtown Traverse City in a luxury SUV—not a party bus—with an expert guide, three winery stops, and views of Grand Traverse Bay's East and West arms. The vehicle seats small groups or couples, and wine samples are included at each stop. Pickup and drop-off happen in downtown Traverse City; the tour runs 3 to 4 hours, with afternoon and sunset departures available depending on the season. You choose between a shared public tour, a private SUV for your group, or joining a public tour in a luxury vehicle.Is it for me?Book the shared public tour if you're a couple or small group and want to split the cost with other wine drinkers; choose the private SUV option if your group of six or more wants the vehicle to yourselves and the flexibility to linger at a winery or adjust the stops. The afternoon departure works if you want three wineries without waiting for sunset; the sunset timing is worth it if you want to end the day on the water with the light changing over the bay.
Traverse City Wine Tour: 4 Wineries in a Luxury SUVA wine tour of Traverse City's Old Mission Peninsula stops at four wineries in a luxury GMC Yukon or Suburban, with pickup and drop-off in downtown Traverse City. Wine samples are included; tastings, flights, bottles and food are available for purchase at each winery. Tours run 4 to 5 hours depending on the group's pace, and groups of six or more ride in their own vehicle and receive a complimentary bottle of wine. Expert local guides lead the tour and can customize stops based on availability and preference.Is it for me?Book the semi-private option if you're a couple or small group who want expert wine guidance and bay views without the party-bus crowd. Choose the private vehicle if your group is six or more and you want to set your own pace and customize which wineries you visit.
Old Mission Peninsula Wine Tour in Traverse CityA wine tour of Old Mission Peninsula in a Cadillac Escalade, not a party bus, with stops at 4 wineries chosen by you and your guide. The tour runs 4 to 5 hours from downtown Traverse City pickup, includes wine samples at each stop, and pairs the tasting with views of both East and West Grand Traverse Bays. Groups of couples ride together; groups of 6 or more get their own vehicle. Minimum age 21.Is it for me?Choose the private Escalade if your group wants the full vehicle and the guide's attention to yourselves. Join the public tour if you're comfortable sharing the ride with another couple or small group—it costs less and the experience is the same. Groups of 6 or more automatically get their own vehicle, so the size of your party decides which option makes sense.
Menominee River Whitewater Rafting: Piers Gorge Class IV RapidsWhitewater rafting on the Menominee River is a 3-hour guided activity where you paddle through flat sections and Class IV rapids at Piers Gorge, running the same section twice so families can rotate who paddles and who watches from shore. Professional guide, shuttle service and all safety gear are included; children under 12 portage the Class IV section with an adult while others paddle, then switch roles on the second run.Is it for me?You paddle the raft yourself—this is not a tour where you sit and watch. Families with kids 5 and up can all go, though children under 12 walk around the Class IV section on the first run and paddle on the second, so parents can take turns in the big water and everyone gets a turn if they want one.
Traverse City Rickshaw Tour: Downtown, Commons & Local LifeYou’ll ride through Traverse City’s best neighborhoods by rickshaw—Front Street’s bakeries, Warehouse District’s street art, Grand Traverse Commons’ history—with a local guide who shares stories as you go. Expect unexpected details: bakery smells drifting by, laughter over windblown hair, and that feeling of being part of town life even if it’s just for an hour.
