Top Traverse City Art & Culture

Known for its wineries and picturesque lake views, Old Mission Peninsula is a must-visit for wine lovers. By joining this winery tour, you can visit four of the Peninsula’s wineries and enjoy round-trip transportation from Traverse City. That way, everyone in your group can indulge in wine and enjoy the scenery without worrying about driving.

Enjoy a fun-filled, accessible, and speedy way to discover Traverse City on this private pedicab tour. Pick from multiple start times throughout the day, meet your driver, and settle into your two-person pedicab. Then, set off. You’ll zip through five different areas, including buzzing Downtown Front Street, the trendy Warehouse District, and the Old Towne; will learn about the city’s highlights and history; and will soak up its waterfront ambiance.

Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore covers an enormous amount of land. Go with a guide during this Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Tour from Traverse City and cover the most beautiful areas and outlooks without having to worry about getting lost along the way. See Empire Bluffs, Scenic Pierce Stocking Drive, Glen Lake Overlook, and Sleeping Bear Dune Overlook.

We can take you where you want to go like specific wineries on either Old Mission Peninsula or Leelanau Peninsula, or we can drive you around showing you the best of Traverse City. We can also provide transportation to places like: Sleeping Bear Dunes, Old Mission Lighthouse and General Store, Interlochen Center for the Arts, The Botanic Gardens at Historic Barns Park, Fishtown in Leland, Glen Arbor and historic Glen Haven, adorable Suttons Bay and many stops along the way. There are many landmarks and historical details in our sweet city by the water, and we can share fun facts and stories to make your time in Traverse City more memorable!

Come discover the people and places that have made Traverse City a special place to live and visit. Learn more about the native peoples that lived here in the beginning, the movers and shakers who helped build the city and what happened here that’s so intriguing. Grab your bike and helmet and let’s go!

Visiting new wineries is always an enjoyable experience, but if you have to figure out rides from one winery to the next, it can be difficult if everyone in your group is drinking. This Leelanau Peninsula Wine Tour from Traverse City takes care of the rides for you—and the winery reservations, too. Visit four popular wineries along the Leelanau Peninsula, and take in stunning views.