No cars. No rush. Just 8.2 miles of pure Michigan magic โ Victorian architecture, famous fudge, and some of the most spectacular views in the Great Lakes.
Nestled in the Straits of Mackinac between Michigan's Upper and Lower Peninsulas, Mackinac Island is unlike any other place in America. Since 1898, motorized vehicles have been banned โ leaving the island to horses, bicycles, and the unhurried rhythm of another era.
From the iconic Grand Hotel to cozy Victorian bed & breakfasts โ find the perfect island lodging for every budget.
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The world-famous Grand Hotel has welcomed guests since 1887. Home to the world's longest porch, award-winning dining, and timeless Victorian elegance.
Sprawling lakeside resort on the island's scenic eastern shore. Features multiple restaurants, a spa, outdoor theater, and gorgeous sunset views.
Waterfront
An intimate waterfront hotel steps from the ferry docks. Beloved for exceptional service, harbor views from every room, and its acclaimed restaurant.
The most popular activity on the island โ 8.2 miles of scenic road hugging the shoreline.
Explore the best-preserved British-American fort in the country with cannon firings and living history.
A magnificent natural limestone arch rising 146 feet above the straits โ one of the island's iconic landmarks.
Sample over a dozen flavors at Murdick's, Ryba's, and more โ Mackinac fudge has been a tradition since 1887.
Something is always happening on Mackinac Island. Plan around a festival or discover something spontaneous.
From elegant resort dining to waterfront casual โ and of course, the world-famous fudge.
Fine Dining
Multi-course dinner in the legendary Grand Hotel dining room. Jackets required. Reservations essential. An unforgettable experience.
Waterfront
The island's most beloved bar and grill on the waterfront. Famous for its lively atmosphere during the Chicago-Mac race and stunning harbour views.
Classic American cuisine in a warm, colonial-era atmosphere. A local favourite for hearty lunches and dinners right in the heart of town.
Few places in the world offer the romance of Mackinac Island. Say "I do" on the Grand Hotel porch, in a historic stone chapel, or overlooking the crystal-blue Straits. Every wedding here becomes a legend.