easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, including families with children and seniors.
Discover Lake Superior’s shipwrecks on a glass-bottom boat tour in Munising, Michigan. This unique floating adventure blends history, nature, and family fun for an unforgettable outing.
Temperatures on the water can be cooler, especially in spring and fall; dress in layers to stay comfortable.
The boat has both enclosed lower decks and open upper decks for different viewing experiences and weather protection.
Early departures, like weekday afternoon tours, tend to be less crowded, allowing better views of the shipwrecks.
Photos through glass can be tricky; a waterproof camera helps capture clearer shots of underwater wrecks and lakeshore scenery.
Munising’s waterfront has a rich maritime history with numerous shipwrecks from the 19th and early 20th centuries caused by storms and rocky shoals.
Efforts to preserve Lake Superior’s freshwater ecosystem focus on minimizing pollution and protecting submerged cultural resources like shipwrecks.
To adapt to changing temperatures and breezes on the water.
spring specific
Protects against wind and rain during cooler months.
fall specific
Essential for sun protection during exposed upper deck time.
summer specific
Helps capture clear images of underwater shipwrecks and scenic views.