Experience Michigan’s Harbor Magic on the Guided Sunset Tour
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for beginners and those in average physical condition; some upper body strength helpful but not required.
Overview
Discover the magic of northern Michigan’s waterways on the Guided Sunset Tour in Honor. Paddle calm rivers as the sunset paints the sky and learn about local ecology and history in this immersive evening experience.
Guided Sunset Tour
Starting at $200 • 2 Hours •Up to 6 People • Rentals Not Included
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About This Adventure
Embark on a memorable Guided Sunset Tour, where you can paddle to Lake Michigan while soaking in breathtaking views and vibrant wildlife. Enjoy leisurely floats, exhilarating Upper Platte paddles, and cozy bonfires. Experience the thrill of the Fall Salmon Run and capture stunning moments in nature, making every trip unforgettable.
Guided Sunset Tour
Rates
- Guide (Up to 6 People): $200
Rental Pricing
- Single Kayak Rental: $30
- Tandem Kayak Rental: $60
- Canoe Renal: $45
- Clear Stand Up Paddle Board Rental: $35
- Stand Up Paddle Board Rental: $20
Duration
2 Hours
About
Enjoy everything UP NORTH has to offer . . . Lazy floats in the still of the morning, Sunset paddles to Lake Michigan, Bonfires, Amazing wildlife, fauna, and photographic moments, Wildly fun & fast Upper Platte Paddles, Fall Color Tours, experience the thrilling Fall Salmon Run on the Platte and so much more! We go the extra mile to make your trip the best experience possible.
Adventure Tips
Bring a water bottle
Stay hydrated before and after your paddle to keep energy up during the tour.
Wear layered clothing
Evenings can get chilly, so dress in layers to stay comfortable as temperatures drop after sunset.
Arrive early to get fitted
Ensure your paddle gear fits well by arriving 15 minutes before the tour start time.
Protect your camera gear
Bring waterproof cases or dry bags for your electronics to prevent water damage during the paddle.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- White-tailed Deer
History
The Isabella River area holds cultural significance for the Odawa people, who have inhabited the region for centuries.
Conservation
Tipsy Canoe and Brew follows low-impact paddling practices to protect fragile shoreline habitats and maintain water quality.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Lightweight waterproof jacket
Protects you from evening breezes and light rain during the tour.
summer specific
Comfortable water shoes
Keeps feet secure and protected while entering or exiting the canoe or kayak.
summer specific
Insulating fleece layer
Adds warmth as temperatures cool in early spring evenings.
spring specific
Dry bag
Keeps valuables and electronics safe and dry throughout the paddle.