Many months ago I contracted with Lamers for two motorcoaches to transport guests from 2 hotels to…read moremy daughter's wedding. Though the buses were clean and arrived to the hotel on time, that was pretty much the only thing that went according to plan. The drivers had not researched the route so what should have been a 20 minute drive took 45 minutes causing for late arrivals. Also, the drivers took it upon themselves to change the agreed upon schedule, tried to stop service an hour early, and left us with 70 people at midnight trying to ride a 55 passenger bus. I could go on and on about the poor performance of the drivers that evening, and the fact that many of my guests commented that they hoped I hadn't paid too much for that level of service - especially given that I am a corporate event/meeting planner! I think possibly the worst of all was that the Manager responded to my complaints by pretty much saying the drivers were just being flexible and it was bad weather. Clearly this is their service standard instead of customer satisfaction. Whatever you do, if your occasion is important to you, do NOT trust Lamers to get you to your destination!

We booked this cruise in advance of our first trip to Waupaca. We had a blast. The Chief Waupaca…read morepaddleboat is a great way to see the Chain of Lakes, especially with someone as knowledgeable as Captain Malachi who made the trip so interesting and enjoyable. Afterwards we had a wonderful meal at the restaurant (the burgers were wonderful and so glad we went with the recommended sour cream fries--delish!) We are already planning our next trip with friends to experience the Clear Water Harbor Boat cruise.

This is a cute little harbor and you can take a boat ride on the Chief. On a nice day, it's a great…read moreride to see the area and enjoy some fresh air. You can bring drinks from the bar on the boat and they have beer, wine, soda and water in the boat you can purchase.

My mother has never traveled outside the continental USA. Kim at Travel Leaders did a great job…read morehelping us create the trip of my mom's dreams. Excellent service. Knowledgeable & Patient travel agents. Willing to work with any budget.

From the owner: Travel Leaders is a full-service leisure and corporate travel agency. Our experienced agents will…read morework with you to plan your dream vacation.

I cannot say enough about the attention and advice received by Fawn at Driftless Travel for our…read morerecent trip. My wife and I had to take a business / pleasure trip to Kenya and contacted Fawn to help us with our details. To be clear - I use Expedia and other travel applications and consider myself experienced in finding good deals. Well, Fawn matched or beat everything I found on line (after hours of work), and even set up our Safari in perfect detail. I am all about communication. When I send an email or place a call - I expect a reply as soon as possible... Fawn was always there to answer our questions (no matter how small) and when she did not have the answer at hand - she got back to us with our answers that day. I highly recommend Driftless Travel to anyone that wants a good deal with someone who genuinely cares about their clients. We will use her again for our next trip!

From the owner: Driftless Travel is a full service travel agency that specializes in helping you travel around this…read moreamazing world. We enjoy working with group travel, weddings, honeymoons, reunions, family vacations and so much more. If you can think it, we can help plan an amazing life memory! Driftless Travel is an Independently owned franchise of Dream Vacations, a World Travel Holdings Company.

Go with the best forget the rest. These guys are true professionals. Why ride in a tiny boat and…read moreget lost in the waves. Captain Charlie and first mate Johnny will get you on the pigs. It was our first time and their enthusiasm matched our own. No need to be nervous they will coach you. We landed everyone we hooked , great banter, beautiful boat, and they even clean the fish. Crack a cold one and rip some lips. Thank you again captain Charlie for the fish and thank you for your service to this country.

From the owner: Salmon charter fishing the Manitowoc/Two Rivers area of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin. If it's salmon…read morefishing you'd like to try, come experience this awesome adventure on the largest, most comfortable charter boat Manitowoc county has to offer. We plan your adventure with an attention to detail like it's our own. Give us a call and let's go on an adventure that will create life long memories!

This was such a great tour! Dana was our tour guide, and we were lucky to sit in the front. The…read moreticket price is about $24, and it's definitely worth it. The tour lasts around 30 minutes and takes you through winding rock formations and narrow alleys. I was amazed at how the horses could walk us through such tight spaces. During the ride, the guide shared interesting facts about the rocks, the history of the place, and even about the blue roan horses. It was nice to learn how well these horses are cared for during the off-season and how they get to stay at the farm after they retire. Our horses were about 10 years old, and they did a great job. This was a very different and unique tour compared to others I've taken. I absolutely loved it! A wonderful way to spend time in the Dells.

I made sure to read a ton of reviews before coming here today. I had major concerns about people…read moresaying there were high charges to use your credit card and that they stop mid-tour to try and sell you trinkets. I was also worried about the religious comments many reviews have talked about as the last thing I want is to be paid to be proselytized to. When I arrived, I got even more worried about that as there are religious images everywhere. We were also frustrated because their website shows they open at 9 am (see screenshot) but we arrived at 930 to find other people waiting saying they were told they don't open until 10:00. We were not off to a good start. HOWEVER, all of that changed when the carriage pulled in. We walked up to purchase our tickets and there is large sign The ticket window that states there admission is $21.95 per adult and you will be charged a credit card fee. Right underneath that it says that if you pay cash tickets are $20. We chose to pay cash and I recommend that you do too, because that will leave you with more money to tip your driver. Our driver was very nice and informative and nowhere along our journey did he talk about anything religious. He explained that the canyon was formed by nature and untouched by man. Our tour was full of interesting information and a few laughs here and there. Asking for female volunteers to change the horse's diaper might have been a little misogynistic, but I don't think it was malicious. The tour was very laid-back and I felt comfortable. He did stopidway through the tour to rest the horses for a moment and offer us some postcards. He explained, as people have noted, that he makes the majority of his money as a tour guide from tips and from selling the postcards. We chose to purchase the cards at the end of the journey because we would have tipped anyway. It actually seems quite sad that the guides feel the need to do this in order to make a living wage. It was dog friendly but it was clear right away that the horses did not want our dog anywhere near them. So we were very respectful of that and made sure not to bring her close to them and to sit all the way in the back. She didn't bark or fuss at all and even fell asleep in our laps on the ride. There were 13 of us on the wagon so it was a little packed. It was a very short trip through the canyon, maybe 30 or 40 minutes, but it was definitely worth it. The Dells are incredibly touristy and this was by far the most enjoyable thing we did here. I would definitely recommend this tour, although I think it probably makes a big difference which guide you get. I also think that being prepared helped me enjoy the experience that much more. Happy trails everyone!

It took over $3 million bucks to restore this place! The Marathon County Historical Museum (across…read morethe street) did a fabulous job! My wife and I took a one hour tour today ($7. each) and it was well worth the charge. So if you are looking at a tour that fits one of the following categories then check it out: -- How rich people lived in the old days --How historical renovation is done very well. Jacqueline was our guide. She was very knowledgeable about the house, the family, the renovation process, etc. Sometimes it's my impression that guides aren't that knowledgeable; Jacqueline wasn't this way. I thought of the Molly Brown House tour we took in Denver. Very interesting! The carriage house and garden are available for wedding receptions, etc.

From the owner: Guided tours of the elegant Yawkey House Museum are available on the hour with the first tour…read morebeginning at 9:00 am during the week and 1:00 pm on the weekends. The last tour begins at 3:00 pm. Garden and dining room rental is also available. Visit our website for more information.

We decided to take our boat tour of the Wisconsin Dells from the original boat company…read more Emma was our tour guide and delivered lots of good information (along with many corny jokes)! Chris was our Captain. I had visited the Wisconsin Dells with my family when I was a child. We often camped up in that area because it was so beautiful. The Wisconsin Dells are still a wonderful area to explore. We would encourage anyone who has the ability to go ahead and get on a boat tour. You won't regret it.

We had a great time on Dells Boat Tours. It ended up being one of the highlights of our visit. The…read moretour takes you along the beautiful Wisconsin River where you can see the famous rock formations of the Wisconsin Dells. Pictures really don't do it justice -- the cliffs and sandstone formations are much more impressive in person. The tour is about 2 hours long and includes two stops where you get off the boat to explore. One stop is at Witches Gulch where you walk through a narrow, mossy canyon that feels almost magical, and the other is Stand Rock where you can see one of the Dells' most famous rock formations up close. The guides did a great job sharing the history of the area, including how parts of the Dells were preserved from developers, which is why the scenery still looks so natural today. Overall it was a really relaxing and enjoyable tour. The views, the history, and being out on the river made it well worth it. Definitely recommend if you're visiting the Dells!