Tues., Sept. 9: We take off on a fall tour to explore Door County, WI, and Mackinac Island, MI. Comfort and meal stops will be made along the way to Sister Bay, WI, located in Door County.

Wed., Sept. 10: Today we familiarize ourselves with Door County, which has over 250 miles of shoreline and is home to orchards, artist colonies, and many interesting sites and attractions. In Sister Bay lunch is included at Al Johnsons Sod-roofed Restaurant with time for shopping. Following lunch we will do some more sightseeing including a stop at a cheese shop, tour of the Door Peninsula Winery, and more. Enjoy the evening here in the area known as the "Cape Cod of the Midwest" as we take in the traditional Door County Fish Boil.

Thurs., Sept. 11: After two nights in Door County we travel down to Manitowoc, WI. A tour of the Natural Brick Ovens Bakery will have your taste buds awaiting a delicious purchase. From here we board the S.S. Badger Carferry for a leisurely cruise across Lake Michigan. There are facilities for eating, outdoor decks for relaxing on, as well as indoor seating and more. We arrive in Ludington, MI, this evening where we will stay for the night.

Fri., Sept. 12: A scenic days drive takes us through Traverse City and along Grand Traverse Bay to Charlevoix, and on to Mackinaw City, MI. From Mackinaw City we board Sheplers Ferry as it takes us across the Straits of Mackinac to Mackinac Island, MI. Once we disembark in Mackinac (pronounced "mack-in-awe") Island it will be like we have entered a Victorian Village. This image is preserved and enhanced by a small population of residents that maintain the Island. No motorized vehicles are allowed on the island, so you will see many bicycles, horses, and carriages. The evening is yours to enjoy on your own. Be sure to try some of their famous fudge.

Sat., Sept. 13: This morning a horse-drawn carriage tour of the Island will show us many of the highlights and historical and unique landmarks. Enjoy more of the beauty and history as we enjoy the grand buffet lunch at the Grand Hotel. The Grand Hotel features the longest front porch in the world in a beautiful setting. Later we will take the Sheplers Ferry back to Mackinaw City. Then, we cross the "Mighty Mac Bridge" and on to Marquette, MI, for the night. Marquette is located on the shores of Lake Superior.

Sun., Sept. 14: Homeward bound today routing through Duluth, MN, to home. We hope you have enjoyed your tour to Door County and Mackinac Island, and so much more! Thank you for traveling with Utopia Tours.

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