Top Detroit Shore Excursions

Explore Detroit with ease on this pedicab tour, seeing more in less time while your guide takes care of the pedaling. Cruise past highlights including Capitol Park and Belt Alley, uncover hidden murals, admire architectural gems, and learn about the city's culture and fascinating stories along the way. It's the perfect first look at Detroit for visitors wanting to discover more than they would on foot.

This tour is totally flexible. You can decide how you want to spend the day or just relax and let the guide lead the way. It is provided by a local tour guide who has a lifetime of knowledge of Michigan and the Detroit area. Also, your guide will spend the day maximizing your Detroit area visit with a high level of client care.

We proudly offer the only 100% electric boat cruises in Southeast Michigan. No emissions. No fumes. No noise. Just pure and peaceful fun on Detroit's incomparable waterways. Cruise down the Detroit River as we recount the spooky, mysterious and simply inexplicable stories that are so rich in Detroit’s history. From the gangster drownings of Prohibition to the deadly shipwrecks on the Detroit River and the curse of Peche Island, we'll recount the many mysteries that still wrench our city today. Sip on champagne, beer and themed cocktails; we’ll cruise to the eerie music of October Monsters. We’ll have a true witch’s Ouija board to answer your darkest questions. All cruises include a captain and first mate tour guide. The cutting-edge Sycorax electric vessel features booth-style seating with a teak table in the stern, ample bow seating, an award-winning sound system, and a private head. Cruises depart from Stanton Yards near downtown Detroit. Gratuity included in price.

Tour the vestiges of French Detroit, an American City, that began as a French colonial outpost. It was founded as Fort Pontchartrain and as a trading post in 1701. It remained an outpost of the French Empire through 1760, when it became a part of the British Empire. It remained British until 1795, when it became American. Throughout those changes, Detroit retained its French identity and remained a French speaking city into the 1840's. Most of that French history is lost, forgotten, and seldom taught in history books. On this tour you will learn of the preservation efforts of what remains of the cultural heritage of French Detroit. This tour brings that history to life. After you download this tour, you can listen to the narration in the comfort of your home or hotel room. You can then decide if you want to visit all of the places in one day, or to focus on a few. Once you are close to each of the points of interest, the SmartGuide app will alert you and begin to play the narrative.

FUN fishing! Try new techniques and fisheries like vertical jigging walleye on the Detroit River, casting hardware to white bass, and fly fishing the flats of Lake Saint Clair. No pressure or stress; if a fish flops off that's AOK. If the hook gets snagged, no big deal. I fish for FUN.