easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required unless actively sailing.
Enjoy a private 2.25-hour sailing adventure in Bayfield, Wisconsin, exploring the stunning Apostle Islands with licensed captains and your pets by your side. Whether you want to relax or actively sail, this trip offers unforgettable Great Lakes views.
One of our most popular tours!
Embark on an unforgettable sailing adventure in Bayfield, the Great Lakes' premier sailing port. This 2.25-hour trip invites you to either relax or actively participate under the guidance of licensed captains. Enjoy the stunning beauty of the Apostle Islands, and bring your pets along for the journey!
2 Hours & 15 Minutes
Private Trip Availability | 9am - 11:15pm, 11:45pm - 2:00pm, 3:00pm - 5:15pm or 5:45pm - 8:00pm
Get a taste of what makes Bayfield the most popular sailing port in the Great Lakes. Bayfield is in the Apostle Islands, so the beauty begins as soon as we leave the dock. The Islands provide protection from Lake Superior for a generally smooth ride. Take the wheel, help handle lines, etc., or just relax.
This trip is for people of all levels of ability with an adventurous spirit. During this 2.25-hour sail, you can sit back and relax or participate in the sailing under the guidance of our licensed captains. This trip focuses on sailing, not on sightseeing - for those wishing to see close shorelines or island features, check out our Discovery trip.
Feel free to bring your own cooler beverages and snacks!
Weather on Lake Superior can change quickly, so layering keeps you comfortable.
If you’re prone to seasickness, come prepared with medication or natural remedies.
Protect your footing on deck with shoes that provide good traction.
Stay hydrated and energized; light refreshments can make your trip more enjoyable.
Bayfield has been a key Great Lakes port since the 19th century, serving as a gateway for fishing, shipping, and regional trade.
Efforts in the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore focus on preserving the natural shoreline and protecting aquatic ecosystems from invasive species.
Protects against cool winds and light rain common on Lake Superior in spring.
spring specific
Prevents sunburn from strong UV rays reflecting off the water.
summer specific
Keeps hands warm while handling sails during cooler autumn days.
fall specific
Helps keep feet dry and warm when boarding from icy docks.
winter specific