Vacation Packages

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Book your Hotel, Museum Tickets, Fishing Charters, Kayak Trips, Kayak and Canoe Rentals, and $25.00 Dining vouchers for just $20.00.

Picture Rocks National Lakeshore

See the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore "up close and personal" in a sea kayak. Paddle under 200 ft. cliffs, go into sea caves, meditate in the vibrant crystal clear waters. Youngsters to Grandparents. Novice to Experienced. You should only be able to swim and be in good physical condition. Great Family outing. Singles and Tandem boats.

2008 Blues Fest

Marquette Area Blues Society Presents the 2008 Blues Fest. This event is held August 30-31. Headliners are as follows TAB BENOIT - GRAMMY Nominated Guitarist, Louisiana Wetlands Activist, last year's winner of the Contemporary Blues Male Artist of the Year and B.B. King Entertainer of the Year Awards! WATERMELON SLIM & THE WORKERS - are as hot as it gets, having garnered a record-tying six 2007 Blues Music Award nominations for Artist, Entertainer, Album, Band, Song, and Traditional Album of the Year. That is 12 nominations in the past 2 years!!! MS. NORA JEAN BRUSO - Hailed as the next "Queen of the Blues" MISSISSIPPI HEAT - A Chicago blues band with Lurrie Bell on guitar!!! Erin Jaimes Band, Eric Tessmer Band and Reginal and local acts.

Fishing Charters

Uncle Ducky Charters specializes in fishing charters on Lake Superior and on area inland lakes and rivers. Enjoy a morning or afternoon trolling for Lake Trout, Salmon, and Steelhead Trout just a few miles off of Marquette on a private charter. Fish one of our local inland lakes for walleye, northern pike, small mouth bass, or even pan fish. Lake Independence Fishing, Lake Superior Charter Fishing

Glass Bottom Shipwreck Tour

Come Aboard! Discover the proud boats, which sailed the Great Lakes before the turn of the century. See first hand the shipwrecks of the Alger Underwater Preserve through the clear waters of Lake Superior and view the rock formations of Grand Island. Preserved by Lake Superior's frigid waters, these doomed vessels lay on the bay bottom where they met their fates when the tempestuous Lake displayed its violent power. The two-hour tour covers a distance of about 10 miles and features sights both above and below the water.

Marquette History Museum

The Marquette County History Museum offers changing exhibits which highlight various aspects of the region's past. This special exhibit for 2006 is "From Person to Person," focusing on the history of communication from pictographs and foghorns to radios and computers, and everything in between! Explore the permanent gallery and uncover the facts and artifacts that make Marquette County history truly fascinating such as the Native American diorama, fur trading post and antique gun collection. The Marquette County History Museum was founded in 1918 by a group of local residents who wished to preserve the area's rich cultural heritage.

The Upper Peninsula Children's Museum

Slide down a toilet, into a septic system, crawl through a drain field and then under a pond. After you emerge from the pond interact with real turtles and snakes that would live in that environment that was just crawled through. This is just one of the many creative adventures a child can undertake at the Upper Peninsula Children's Museum. This hands-on museum was designed by KIDS for kids and is unique among museums. In 2003 the Museum received the Governor's award for Arts and Culture as an exemplary cultural institution in our state. Visitors will delight in its creative wonder and children will be enthralled for hours.