Pearl Seas Cruises Announces 2019 Season

This summer, consider sailing around the Great Lakes. Pearl Seas Cruises has just announced its 2019 season that will run from June through August of this year.

Pearl Seas Cruises has been sailing the Great Lakes since 2014 and has perfected the art of small-ship cruising. This year, travelers can take advantage of two different itineraries in the region—a weeklong itinerary and a longer 11-night journey. Both itineraries operate between Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Toronto, Canada with guests sailing onboard the Pearl Mist.

The 11-night Great Lakes & Georgian Bay visits four of the Great Lakes, including Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario. Guests also stop in the Georgian Bay, a Michigan, Huron, Erie & Ontario and Niagara Falls.

Pearl Seas’ seven-night Great Lakes itinerary, cruises through two of The Great Lakes (Michigan and Huron).

On both journeys, guests explore the largest freshwater ecosystem in the world and enjoy various ports and cultural experiences about Native Americans, early explorers, traders, and European settlers.

Ports of call include Muskegon, Michigan, known as the “Riviera of the Midwest,” as well as the town of Holland, Michigan, which is home to the only authentic working Dutch Windmill in America.

Guests also have the change to explore Windsor, Ontario, known as the Canadian “City of Roses,” and visit the automobile at the Henry Ford Museum. Cruises also stop in Mackinac Island, Michigan; Parry Sound, Ontario; and more.

Pearl Seas Cruises feature all-inclusive fine dining, complimentary cocktails every evening, complimentary beer and wine with lunch and dinner as well as award-winning onboard enrichment programs, entertainment and guided shore excursions at every port.

Travelers also have the option of booking a pre-cruise hotel package, available on all 2019 Great Lakes cruises departing from Milwaukee. The package includes transportation between airports, hotels and the ship, in both Toronto and Milwaukee.

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