So much fun! If you visit Grand Haven you have to check this out! Captain Lance is a great captain,…read morewith years and years of boating experience. He's very funny, and his personality makes for an even better time! He goes to the bodies of water based on your suggestion. Rides are 2 hours, and are for adults and children. No pets! Four of us fit comfortably! If you're looking for a little fun on the water, call up Capt Lance, and take a ride on the Celtic Sol!

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We joined the sunset sailing cruise, which starts at 7p, and comes back into dock around 9p (maybe…read morea bit later). Captain and First Mate were great - very helpful. Captain runs a tight ship - very observant of all rules, keeps boat very clean. Both were willing to answer any question about the boat (even though they've probably answered every single one a thousand times or more - you'd never know from their response). Kind of unusual - if you want to, they will let you help a little bit on the boat - letting out sails etc. My son was *thrilled* to be given the duty of hoisting the gibb sail. The cruise is accompanied by suitable and inoffensive music - the night we rode it was toward the Jimmy Buffet side of things.... like I said - inoffensive. The evening we were on, the weather was quiet - too bad! Would have been nice to have had a slightly more exciting cruise - but not the charter boat's issue. (Does anyone know how to review Mother Nature on Yelp?) Before you go: - Call for reservation - they seem to regularly fill up their cruises. - Check the weather, and dress appropriately. It's always colder and windier on the water than you think it's going to be. - Leave everything you can on on shore - limited storage and you don't want to be messing with purses, camera bags and the like. - Budget $30 to $40 per person (2009 pricing) for the tour. - Bring extra cash for the bar service, if you want a beverage. - Non-marking shoes only, barefeet are fine. - No food allowed on board. - If you are prone to sea sickness, take your dramamine/gravol before you get on board. :-) - Children under a certain age (13?) must wear a life jacket - it's the law. My daugher was unhappy about this - oh well! - Sunset cruise is a bit more expensive than daytime cruise - about $6 a person, going from memory. - Remember your (compact) camera! You'll get some beautiful shots out there. Would I recommend: Yes. Would I return: Yes. Kid's loved it.

If there was an option for zero stars that is what I would rate this. I can't tell you how the…read morecruise was because we never went. We got to the boat and we noticed that the seats in the back were filling up. We told the guy that if we didn't have a seat than we will not pay. He said you are already checked in. Everyone under 50 was told they had to go the front of the boat. We said we did not feel safe. He said " too bad I already have your money." After we argued with he said he would give us our money back if we promise not to come back again.". Some people moved to the front so there were seats in the back. We said there are seats there now does he want us to stay or go. He said he wants us to go. He gave us our $90 ($45 each) back and we left. He was very rude and did not even try to accommodate us. I guess if we were over 50 we would have had better treatment.

We had a great time with Captains Paul and Kim and their umbrella cockatoo, Diesel. We couldn't…read morehave asked for better weather. Their boat is lovely and we enjoyed a perfect Saturday afternoon lounging on the deck!

We had a great time on our sunset cruise. Captain Kim & Captain Paul were absolutely wonderful…read more Highly recommend if you are visiting Grand Haven

Such a great trip. It's super fun and chill. Nice 2 hour trip looking at all the boats and…read morewildlife. Listening to music and having fun drinking, eating snacks, and hanging with friends. The staff was friendly, helpful, and made it a great time.

Grand Haven Cycleboat is an absolute BLAST. You BYOB, Ice, and food. Docked where Chinook pier used…read moreto be, you leave and ride up the river towards spring lake. The boat can be shaded or full sun. We went for a bachelorette party and had a BLAST.

I'be done multiple fishing charters and Salmon wagon was clearly the best one. Even though I…read moredecided to do a late season charter the captain (Mike) shows he is incredibly knowledgeable about fishing this area and was able to help us catch the most and biggest fish around. With the help of his assistant Joe we were able bring in our limit and took home about 20lbs of fresh fish. Our charter was 6 hours and he made the most out of it, and he was constantly checking fishing reports and water temp to give us the best chance of success. Whenever I decide to do this again I promise I won't go anywhere else because I had such a good time and this has been one of the best fishing experience I've ever had. I strongly recommend Salmon wagon and hope to get back out on the lake next season. I also recommend you use the bathroom before going on the lake because the toilet on board is not much good for anything other than going #1.

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This is a hidden gem for nature lovers. A fairly new park that conserves nature and lets one…read moreenjoy the beauty of the untouched outdoors. There are a variety of hiking trails, some are a bit rugged and some trails aren't marked very well. But that is the beauty of this park. It is a great way to get away from the noise and commercialization of downtown Grand Haven. It is so quiet too. Except for some distant industrial noise, you will only hear the sound of nature. This is not a place you would want to bring a group of screaming kids....there is no playground, no swing set. You don't throw a frisbee or football around and there is no baseball diamond or picnic table. Go directly across the street to Coast Guard Park if you want to grill a hamburger or let the dog run loose or let kids run around. There is no camping or fishing here either. If you want that activity, go over the Grand Haven State Park. Swimming is not allowed either, but go down the road to the beach if that is your thing. But if you want to get away from the noise, the rowdy campers, the money-grab you will find near the Musical Fountain....this is your peaceful and pristine oasis. I just hope that it doesn't become commercialized like so many other parks in this county have.