Is this trip suitable for children?

Yes, the boat trip is family-friendly and suitable for most ages, but always check for specific age recommendations when booking.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

Yes, you are welcome to bring snacks and beverages for the trip.

Are pets allowed onboard?

Pets are generally not permitted on boat tours to preserve wildlife and ensure safety.

What is the cancellation policy?

Trips can be canceled or rescheduled up to 48 hours before the scheduled date, subject to the company's policy.

Is there shade or indoor seating?

The Voyageur II has shaded areas and comfortable indoor seating to keep guests comfortable regardless of weather.

Wear comfortable clothing suited for the weather, and bring layers, especially if you plan to stay on deck for extended periods.

Rock Harbor → Malone Bay | Ferry in Houghton |

Located in the remote wilderness of Isle Royale National Park in Michigan, Rock Harbor offers an exceptional setting for water-based adventures that showcase the island's rugged beauty. The journey aboard the Voyageur II is a highlight, providing a smooth, comfortable ride with panoramic views of the surrounding lakeshore, dense forests, and towering cliffs that make Isle Royale a unique destination. With stops at scenic trailheads and paddling sites, visitors can seamlessly combine boat trips with shoreline activities, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a multi-faceted experience. The Voyageur II's design emphasizes accessibility and comfort, allowing travelers to relax and take in the untouched landscape while learning about the area's rich natural and cultural history. Isle Royale's rocky coasts and clear waters support abundant wildlife, including seals and Bald Eagles, adding to the adventure's excitement. Whether you're spotting distant moose across the bay or dipping your toes in secluded coves, this journey offers a perfect blend of exploration and tranquility. The company is a trusted part of Isle Royale’s outdoor scene, celebrating the park’s preserved beauty with environmentally conscious operations. Their trips are tailored for those looking to appreciate the remote wilderness from a different perspective—on the water, with great views and a sense of discovery. This is more than a boat tour; it’s a gateway to the quiet majesty of Michigan’s northern lakes and the historic island landscape that has drawn visitors for generations. Since the park’s designation in 1931, the area’s rugged terrain and pristine waters have remained largely unchanged—ideal for sustainable tourism that respects and preserves this delicate environment.