The 'Great Lakes of North America' region takes in Lake Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario.

Together they offer over 750 miles with 10,000 miles of coastline, natural beauty and rich history.

Cruising the Great Lakes provides an alternative to traditional ocean voyages. 

Each of the Great Lakes has a distinct character and charm.

It can be taking in Niagara Falls and Georgian Bay, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and a key attractions of Great Lakes cruising is the variety of shore excursions available.

The cruise ships visit Chicago, Detroit, and Toronto along with the car-free Mackinac Island.

Nature enthusiasts can hike through pristine forests, kayak in crystal-clear waters, and observe wildlife including bald eagles, moose, and bears.

The region's rich history is brought to life through visits to world-class museums and historic sites.

Great Lakes cruises are particularly appealing to seniors, offering accessibility and convenience without compromising on adventure.

Ships are designed to accommodate various mobility needs, with professional guides and staff ensuring a safe and comfortable experience for all passengers.

For the 2025-2026 season, cruise lines are introducing new itineraries to showcase the best of the Great Lakes including:

Great Lakes Treasures

A 10-day roundtrip from Milwaukee, featuring stops in Chicago Illinois, Mackinac Island & Saut Sainte Marie Michigan, Wisconsin Milwaukee, Door Peninsula Wisconsin and Canada's Fathom Five National Marine Park.

Niagara & Great Lakes Treasures

A 17-day journey from Toronto to Milwaukee Wisconsin, including highlights like Detroit and Alpena, Mackinac Island, Sault Sainte Marie and Michigan.

More information :

http://greatlakesusa.co.uk