easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the activity mainly involves relaxing and light moving on deck.
Enjoy a unique morning boat tour on the Manitou Brunch Cruise in Traverse City, Michigan, featuring freshly cooked brunch and scenic views over two relaxing hours.
2 Hours | 10:00am-12:00pm | Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Experience a delightful morning on the bay with a unique brunch aboard a ship, featuring a wood-fired cook stove. Enjoy a savory meal and your choice of refreshing beverages, including a complimentary drink. This two-hour adventure combines delicious food with the charm of sailing, making it a memorable start to your day.
Spice up your morning with a tasty beverage, a savory meal, and a glorious sail back in time! Greet the day on the bay with a full brunch, prepared right onboard the ship on our wood-fired cook stove, and a tasty eye-opening beverage. Choose from a spicy Bloody Mary, local L. Mawby sparkling wine Mimosa, Screwdriver, or non-alcoholic options. The first drink is included. Additional beverages may be purchased from the ship’s bar.
When making a reservation, please note any dietary restrictions. Can cater to vegetarians.
As our kitchen is not allergen safe, we do not offer gluten free options.
Adult (Ages 3+) - $80 2 and under - Free (no meal)
2 Hours 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
We endeavor to avoid/don't use: shell fish, fin fish, tree nuts, peanuts. We cannot provide an allergen free meal as we do not prepare food in an allergen free kitchen and cannot ensure that there will be no cross-contamination. We regularly cook with eggs, dairy, wheat, seeds, and legumes/soy.
Arriving 15 minutes before the cruise ensures you get a preferred spot with optimal views.
Temperatures on the water can be cooler; layering helps you stay comfortable during the ride.
Don't forget your camera or smartphone to capture the scenic harbor views and historic ship details.
The cruise may be rescheduled or canceled due to adverse weather, so confirm conditions before your trip.
The cruising area near Traverse City has been used for centuries by both Native American tribes and early settlers for trade and fishing.
Traverse Tall Ship Sailing actively supports Lake Michigan conservation efforts by promoting eco-friendly practices during their tours.
Protects against cool morning breezes and variable spring weather on the water.
spring specific
Blocks UV rays during the bright, sunny summer cruise hours.
summer specific
Provides shade and protects your face from the sun while aboard the ship.
summer specific
Useful for chilly fall mornings to keep your hands comfortable on deck.
fall specific