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  • Michigan Group Tour Destinations

    What makes Michigan’s 3,200 miles of freshwater coastline and thousands of inland lakes, rivers and streams so different is simple: It’s how we use them. After all, a lake is just a lake until you paddle through with an experienced guide and feel its drops kiss your arms and face, or pilot a schooner with a trusted captain and hear winds rippling through its sails. Don’t just breathe it. Let it surround and wash over you. Let currents move you, opening your eyes to lodgings, attractions and communities by embracing blue backdrops inspired by crashing waves or trickling waters in the background. 

    • $1000 Scholarship To Be Awarded

      The Circle Michigan Foundation will award a $1000 scholarship to a student attending a Michigan higher education institution and who is enrolled in a Hospitality and Tourism program.  Full or part-time students may apply.  Applications will be accepted until February 7, 2025.   For application and criteria click here

    • More Lighthouses Than Any Other State

      Short and squat, or tall and lean, each of Michigan’s uniquely-beautiful lighthouses plays its part in keeping the Great Lakes safe. With 3,200 miles of shoreline and one of the nation’s most active waterways, it’s no wonder that Michigan claims more lighthouses than any other state in the country.

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