easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for travelers in general good health; minimal physical exertion required as most sailing tasks are handled by the crew.
Set sail on Lake Michigan’s waters aboard the classic schooner Margaret Ann for a sunset cruise that captures the heart of South Haven’s lakeside charm. Discover why this evening adventure is a must for both locals and travelers.
6 People Max
Set sail on the 37-foot Margaret Ann for a two-hour escape on the great lake. Whether you seek adventure at dawn, sun-soaked relaxation, or a romantic sunset with wine, this experience promises blissful moments and unforgettable memories on the water.
Come aboard the 37 foot Margaret Ann and embark on an unforgettable escape. Whether you are a morning person looking for an exciting way to start your day, a sun worshiper working on your tan, or an old fashion romantic who enjoys the company of a glass of wine and the sunset, you will find yourself in a state of bliss out on the water of the great lake.
2 Hours
The Margaret Ann offers open seating; arriving at least 15 minutes before departure ensures you pick the best spot for photos and comfort.
Evenings on Lake Michigan can get cool quickly, so bring a windbreaker or fleece even in summer.
The sunset and lighthouse views make for stunning photos; have your device ready for quick shots.
Lake conditions can shift rapidly; confirm cancellations are minimal in bad weather for safety and enjoyment.
South Haven lighthouse, established in 1872, guided countless sailors on Lake Michigan and remains a key historical landmark.
The Margaret Ann crew promotes Leave No Trace principles and works with local groups to minimize environmental impact on Lake Michigan.
Spring evenings on Lake Michigan can be crisp and breezy, so a windbreaker keeps you warm and comfortable.
spring specific
Protect your eyes from glare off the water during bright summer sunsets.
summer specific
Fall sails may feel chilly as the sun sets; a hat helps retain body heat.
fall specific
Non-slip shoes ensure safety on the boat’s deck, which can be wet.