easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical effort required.
Discover Chicago from the water with the "Tour de Barco - Rio Chicago e Lago Michigan," a captivating boat tour that takes you through urban architecture and expansive lake views. Experience the city’s iconic landmarks and natural beauty in a unique and relaxing way.
Tour Regular em Inglês
Person (All Ages welcome): $43
90 Minutes
It is impossible to visit the city and not take a boat tour in the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. During the river tour, passengers will have the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful architecture of the city, take photos and learn about the history of Chicago. On the way to Lake Michigan, you will be able to take beautiful photos with the skyline of the city on the background. The tour lasts 90 minutes and the live narration will be in English. Starting point: Michigan Ave.
Q. Is transport to the meeting point included? A. No, guests are responsible for arriving at the meeting point themselves. The meeting point is located in a very easy to find, a popular location which, depending on your hotel location, can be reached on foot or by a short taxi ride.
Q. Any clothing or shoe recommendations? A. Not specifically, but we recommend wearing comfortable footwear and clothing appropriate to the season. A hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses are always a good idea in summer.
Your reservation is not automatically confirmed. Upon receiving your request, a member of our team will purchase the ticket(s)and email another confirmation to you. In the case of no availability, your reservation will be canceled.
Lake Michigan can get breezy even in summer, so layering is smart for comfort.
Arrive 15 minutes before departure for smooth boarding and to secure good seating.
Wear sunscreen and sunglasses, especially during midday tours to avoid sunburn.
Bring a water bottle to stay refreshed during the 2-hour tour on the water.
The Chicago River’s flow was reversed in 1900, one of the greatest engineering feats, to protect the city’s water supply.
Efforts are ongoing to maintain Chicago’s waterways clean and preserve native aquatic species amid urban development.
Protects against cool spring breezes on the water.
spring specific
Offers shade from Chicago's strong summer sun during the open-air sections.
summer specific
Ideal for quick walks around the boarding area and standing on deck.
fall specific
Essential to stay warm during cold-weather cruises on Lake Michigan.
winter specific