Price from:
600 USD
About
Embark on an enchanting evening boating experience on Traverse City's West Bay. Our Captain will drop anchor on the bay near the National Cherry Festival's main stage, where you can take in the full T.I. concert and the beauty of the Traverse City waterfront. Don't miss this extraordinary fusion of boating and musical brilliance, promising an unforgettable experience as we join our boating community for a night under the stars.
Bring your own food and drink and have the fun you deserve on the brilliant blue water of the Grand Traverse Bay.
*There may be an opportunity to swim, weather and wind permitting.*
What to Bring
- You’re welcome to bring beverages, including alcohol, and food. Your Captain will provide a family sized cooler with ice for your use. (Remember to bring a corkscrew if you plan on popping the cork on your favorite wine)!
- Please also bring your own cups, plates, silverware and paper products (no glassware is allowed on the boat).
- Please bring rain gear, swim gear, beach towel, water toys, and appropriate non-skid footwear for boating.
Additional Information
Our T.I. Guided Pontoon Charter departs the Delamar July 2nd at 7 p.m. If you would prefer to boat on a day other than July 2nd or are looking for a private charter, we invite you to contact guestservices@winddancertc.com to discuss options.
For information on additional scheduled guided pontoon charter opportunities please visit **[Wind Dancer Guided Pontoon Charters] (https://www.winddancertc.com/pontoon-boat-charters)**.
COAST GUARD REGULATIONS LICENSED FOR AGES 4 AND UP.
Booking Notes
### What to Do
- Please check in at the Wind Dancer dock house 30 minutes prior to departure.
-Due to contruction, please allow extra travel time.
### What to Know
- Parking is available for free at The Delamar.
- All food and drinks are provided.
- There is a restroom on board.
- Guests must be able to step across a 10-inch gap between the dock and the boat to board Wind Dancer.
### What to Bring
- A hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses are a great idea as there is no shade on the upper deck of the boat. As the boat moves through the water, the position of the sails do offer some occasional shade. Light jackets and rain gear may be necessary depending on conditions.
### Voyage Guide
For more information on our farm-to-fork fare and the ecology, geology and history of the Grand Traverse Bay area, please visit our **[Voyage Guide] (https://www.winddancertc.com/signature-experience)**. We invite you to peruse this content before, during or after your Wind Dancer experience to feel even more connected to this amazing place.
