Mackinac Island, Michigan

Ferry Service	Driving to the Island Ferry Docks
Arnold Transit Co. 800-542-8528 Arnold Transit is the oldest yet most modern passenger ferry and freight service to the Island. Take the leisurely 30 minute crossing on the nostalgic Classic Ferry or board the Arnold Catamaran with easy access for wheelchairs, walkers and strollerss for a smooth 15 minute excursion. more	By Water Ferry service is available from the docks in Mackinac City in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula or from St. Ignace in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula from May through October. Luggage service and parking is available at the ferry docks. Bicycles may be brought over for a fee and dogs ride free
Shepler's Ferry Service 800-828-6157 Are we there yet? Shepler's clean, comfortable passenger ferries zip you safely to Mackinac Island in just 16 minutes or take the 10am ride under the Mackinac Bridge for a spectacular close up look at this modern marvel. Online ticketing available for the ferry, attractions and lighthouse cruises. more	About Ferry Transportation All ferry companies offer scheduled daily departures from Mackinaw City and St. Ignace from May through October. Parking is free for day-trippers and longer term secured and unsecured parking for overnight guests is available for varying fees. RVs, Motorcycles and Buses welcome.
Star Line Ferry 800-638-9892 Board the barrier free main decks of Star Line's Hydro-Jet ferry and enjoy panoramic views including the Mackinac Bridge. Sunset Cruises every Monday night during peak season. Online ticketing. more	Off Season Ferry Service Arnold Transit Company continues service from St. Ignace from November through January closing only for winter weather and reopening once the ice breaks generally in early April.
More Tranportation Services Air Service Airport Shuttles Driving Directions	Motor your own Vessel Mackinac Island State Harbor: 45° 50' 40" N, 84° 36' 42" W offers 76 total slips with 13 seasonal and 63 transient slips. Online reservations are available from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources or by calling (906) 847-3561.

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