Cruises visiting Mackinac Island
Close to the banks of Lake Huron in the State of Michigan, Mackinac Island promises a real journey through time. Originally inhabited by Amerindians, then occupied by French and British colonists, this small island measuring only a few km² still retains an atmosphere of yesteryear today, with its Victorian-style buildings and elegant horse-drawn carriages. Fort Mackinac, on the heights of the island, is a reminder of the conflicts that punctuated the history of this strategic place, a former fur trade centre. In addition to this scenery from the past, the island offers magnificent fine sandy beaches and is home to one of the oldest National Parks in the United States.
A Voyage Along the Great Lakes – with Smithsonian Journeys
From
Milwaukee
To
Toronto
8 nightsaboard the shipLE BELLOT
Next departure
A Voyage Along the Great Lakes – with Smithsonian Journeys
From
Milwaukee
To
Toronto
8 nightsaboard the shipLE BELLOT
Next departure
A Voyage Along the Great Lakes – with Smithsonian Journeys
From
Toronto
To
Milwaukee
7 nightsaboard the shipLE CHAMPLAIN
Next departures
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