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Mackinac Island: "One of the top 10 islands in the world"--Condé Nast Traveler

It’s an Island suspended in a forgotten, more innocent time. Relive the simple pleasures of life: A leisurely carriage ride on silent, uncrowded streets. Slowly dancing face-to-face with your loved one on the romantic floors of the Grand Hotel. Or simply sit and wonder at a star-splattered sky. Come to our Island. Stay the night and make it your island. On Mackinac Island every day is timeless, every night precious. Catch the feeling at www.mackinacisland.org.

    

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Island Life - Mackinac Island

Island Life - Mackinac Island
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Leave the ordinary at home this summer and set sail for picturesque Mackinac Island. A place filled with forts and uncharted paths. Horse rides, bike rides and games we play all day.  Come immerse yourself in the majesty and sanctuary of Mackinac Island.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Mackinac Island Hotel, The Island House

Mackinac Island Hotel, The Island House
One of the first summer hotels on Mackinac Island, the Island House was built fin 1852 as a beachfront resort. On the list of Historic Hotels of America, the Island House is Mackinac Island’s first “green” certified property.

Photo courtesy of Terry W. Phipps

Mackinac Island Hotel, The Harbour View Inn

Mackinac Island Hotel, The Harbour View Inn
Built for Madame La Framboise, celebrated fur trade pioneer, Harbour View Inn is just three blocks from downtown. Glorious guestrooms, a quaint parlor, deluxe continental breakfast served daily and a relaxing outdoor spa.

Photo couresy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Hotel on Mackinac Island, The Lake View Hotel

Hotel on Mackinac Island, The Lake View Hotel
Lake View Hotel continues to offer great service, style and location in her third century. A generous blend of comfort and value and a host of on-site amenities including 85 charming guest rooms, indoor heated pool and whirlpool.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Mackinac Island's Main Street Inn & Suites

Mackinac Island\'s Main Street Inn & Suites
Located on historic Main Street, Main Street Inn and Suites offers pillow top beds, turndown service, eight suites with balconies, including a 2-bedroom suite and two honeymoon suites, 10 deluxe standard rooms and a game room.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Hotel on Mackinac Island, Lilac Tree Suites & Spa

Hotel on Mackinac Island, Lilac Tree Suites & Spa
Lilac Tree Suites and Spa is Mackinac Island’s only all suites hotel featuring living areas, bedrooms and marble trimmed baths – many with whirlpool tubs and balconies. They also offer many amenities and spa treatments.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Hotel on Mackinac Island, Mission Point Resort

Hotel on Mackinac Island, Mission Point Resort
In 1942 Mission Point Resort was built with the idea that it was to become the center for ideological training and hosting international conferences in America. This Mackinac Island hotel continues to be a gracious host with endless amenities.

Photo courtesy of Mission Point Resort

Mackinac Island Tour, West Bluff

Mackinac Island Tour, West Bluff
Mackinac Island is a national historic landmark drawing thousands of visitors each day. The carefully preserved architecture reminds us of the creation and development of America and her frontiers in the last five centuries.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Design

Mackinac Island Tour by Horse-drawn Carriage

Mackinac Island Tour by Horse-drawn Carriage
To protect the horse culture, motor vehicles are restricted on Mackinac Island. Navigating the roadways is done by foot, bicycle or horse-drawn carriage. Public and private horse-drawn tours are offered daily May through October.

Photo courtesy of Monroe Davids

Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island

Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island
Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island features 385 guest rooms with no two alike, exceptional dining and numerous activities for guests. Step onto the world’s longest porch for spectacular views of the Straits of Mackinac and the Mackinac Bridge.

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The Mackinac Bridge

The Mackinac Bridge
Mackinac Island is located east of the Mackinac Bridge in the waters of the Straits of Mackinac. A meeting place for centuries, the island has acted as a bridge between many cultures throughout history and during the creation of America.
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Hotel on Mackinac Island, Hotel Iroquois

Hotel on Mackinac Island, Hotel Iroquois
Nationally recognized for excellence – Hotel Iroquois is one of Travel & Leisure Magazine’s top 500 hotels. This beautiful waterfront hotel offers 46 guest rooms, suites and waterfront dining in the Carriage House dining room.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Hotel on Mackinac Island, The Chippewa Hotel

Hotel on Mackinac Island, The Chippewa Hotel
Built in 1902, the express purpose of this hotel on Mackinac Island has been accommodating and boarding visitors comfortably. Chippewa Hotel is home to the famed Pink Pony Bar and Grill, which was established in the late 1940s.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Mackinac Island Biking– The Main Mode of Transportation

Mackinac Island Biking– The Main Mode of Transportation
Biking on Mackinac Island is easy with a level circumference of just eight miles - families, friends and hopeless romantics on bikes (or foot!) can take in the breathtaking scenery along M-185, one of Michigan’s most scenic highways.

Photo courtesy of Terry W. Phipps

Mackinac Island Hotel, The Inn at Stonecliffe

Mackinac Island Hotel, The Inn at Stonecliffe
The Inn at Stonecliffe invites you to experience the historic charm and unparalleled beauty of this one-of-a-kind summer estate hotel on Mackinac Island.

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Hotel on Mackinac Island, The Inn

Hotel on Mackinac Island, The Inn
The Inn on Mackinac Island was built in 1867 as Chateau Beaumont, in memory of the famous Mackinac army surgeon. Completely remodeled, this famous bed and breakfast on Mackinac Island has retained its quaint, old-fashioned charm.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Mackinac Island Fudge – A Sweet Souvenir

Mackinac Island Fudge – A Sweet Souvenir
Mackinac Island fudge is an island institution that is now known worldwide. Mackinac Island fudge is also the sweetest spectator sport for visitors to watch as the fudgemakers create this delicious confection right before their eyes.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Mackinac Island Hotel, The Murray

Mackinac Island Hotel, The Murray
The Murray Hotel on Mackinac Island is located in historic downtown with a spacious sun deck and spa pool. Celebrating over a century of hospitality they offer visitors a deluxe continental breakfast, nightly movies and bedtime cookies.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Michigan's Majestic Mackinac Island

Michigan\'s Majestic Mackinac Island
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Mackinac Island is set between Michigan’s two peninsulas. Whether it's Mackinac Island State Park, the Grand Hotel or Fort Mackinac, leave the ordinary at home and set sail for a picturesque tour of Mackinac Island.

Photo courtesy of Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau

Fort Mackinac – Experience It! Live It!

Fort Mackinac – Experience It! Live It!
Mackinac Island's Fort Mackinac towers 150 feet above the Straits of Mackinac. Step inside to help fire the cannon, hear and feel the rifles fire, and join the soldiers in military drills.  Live the 1880s on Mackinac Island at Fort Mackinac. 

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Experience Mackinac Island

Mackinac Island Accommodations 
Spending the night on Mackinac Island lets you experience why this island is so magical. The sound of waves and freighters are showcased amidst the ever present clip clop of horses on this historic island. There are over 40 hotels on Mackinac Island ranging from economical to extravagant. Plan your Mackinac Island trip today!

Michigan Attractions on Mackinac Island 
Fire the massive cannon, hear and feel the rifles fire at Fort Mackinac and enjoy butterflies from around the world at two beautiful butterfly houses. No Mackinac Island trip is complete without visiting Mackinac Island State Park, a landscape characterized by high limestone bluffs, vibrant forests and mystical geological formations. Also, don't forget to try the fudge: a Mackinac Island staple!

Horse Drawn Carriages, Tours of Mackinac Island 
Take a narrated Mackinac Island tour on a horse-drawn carriage. Hire a private carriage for a more intimate tour of the island or rent your own horse and buggy and become the master of your domain. A fun and memorable experience for all who travel to Michigan.

Biking and Hiking, Mackinac Island Tour 
Explore Michigan's first state park, Mackinac Island State Park, on bike or foot along more than 70 miles of natural and paved trails. Visit arch rock, skull cave, sugarloaf and British landing as you traverse through forest trails and carless streets. Bike rentals start at $5 per hour. Free maps are available.

Mackinac Island Tours and Packages 
Experience a Michigan historical treasure--Mackinac Island. Arriving by ferry boat, you'll embark on a Mackinac Island tour by horse-drawn carriage with Mackinac Island Carriage Tours, visit the Wings of Mackinac Butterfly Conservatory, step back in time at historic Fort Mackinac and tour the Grand Hotel for one great price!

Getting to Mackinac Island 
Mackinac Island is majestically set between Michigan's Upper and Lower Peninsulas in the Strait of Mackinac. Visitors take passenger ferries to the Michigan Island from Mackinaw City or St. Ignace. Air service is also available from St. Ignace.

    
 
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