Experience the Ultimate Day Sail on Michigan’s Inland Waters
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–3 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required; suitable for all ages and abilities
Overview
Discover Michigan’s inland waters aboard a flexible hourly day sail. Perfect for any skill level, this trip offers serene lake vistas and fresh, breezy adventure on the Great Lakes.
Day Sail - Hourly
Three to Six hours • All ages welcome! • Up to 6 Guests!
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About This Adventure
Experience unforgettable summer moments with our private yacht charters at stunning locations like East Tawas and Mackinac Island. Enjoy activities like swimming, paddleboarding, or kiteboarding, or create a memorable event, such as a proposal or celebration. Let us help you craft a unique adventure on the water!
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Duration
3-6 Hours
About
We have multiple locations to choose from throughout the summer including East Tawas, Mackinaw City, and Mackinac Island. Our crewed yacht charters would love to help you build a summer memory. Whether you are looking to swim, stand up paddle or Kiteboard in pristine landscapes, propose on Tawas Bay or under the Mackinac Bridge, or create a unique, private experience for a bachelorette or birthday party, we'd love to hear from you, drop us a line!
*Please note that these are private charters only with a rate of $200/hour.
Adventure Tips
Check the Weather Forecast
Michigan’s weather can change quickly; always review wind and storm conditions before booking your sail.
Bring Sun Protection
Reflective water can increase sun exposure, so apply sunscreen and wear a hat.
Arrive 15 Minutes Early
Early arrival helps with a timely boarding process and pre-sail safety briefing.
Wear Non-Slip Shoes
Boat decks can be slippery; sturdy, closed-toe shoes improve safety and comfort.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common loons gliding across waters
- Great blue herons perched among shoreline reeds
History
Michigan’s sailing tradition traces back centuries, anchored in fur trading and Great Lakes shipping since the early 1800s.
Conservation
Sail operators actively support sustainable boating practices to protect native ecosystems and maintain water quality.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Light Jacket
Protects against cool breezes common in springtime on the lakes.
spring specific
Water Bottle
Keep hydrated while soaking up the sun and fresh air on summer sails.
summer specific
Sunglasses
Low-angle sun in fall makes eye protection especially important.
fall specific
Warm Hat
If sailing during colder months, a warm hat helps retain body heat on the open water.
winter specific