Aerial view of the Les Cheneaux Islands with Sip n' Sail Cruises written in bold, orange text, promoting scenic island cruises.

Les Cheneaux = The Channels

A unique opportunity to cruise the channels and see the Les Cheneaux Islands from the water.

The name Les Cheneaux (pronounced ‘Lay-Shen-O’), echoing the grace and elegance of the French language, translates roughly to “the channels,” a fitting moniker for this labyrinth of waterways. The 36 islands stretch across 12 miles of Lake Huron’s shoreline, presenting an intricate maze of sheltered bays and serene channels.

Channel Cruises will be departing from the Boat Show throughout the day. Visit sipnsailcruises.com for more info.

  • The Isle Royale Queen III docked at Mackinac Island, MI, with "Isle Royale Queen III" written in orange text over a water background.
  • The Robin E boat cruising on the water at sunset, with "Robin E" written in bold orange text over a scenic ocean background.
  • Text displaying "10:30 AM" in large white letters on a blue background, with "aboard Isle Royale Queen III" in smaller text below.
  • Text displaying "11:00 AM" in large white letters on a green background, with "aboard Robin E" in smaller text below.
  • Text displaying "12:30 PM" in large white letters on a blue background, with "aboard Isle Royale Queen III" in smaller text below.
  • Text displaying "1:00 PM" in large white letters on a green background, with "aboard Robin E" in smaller text below.
  • Text displaying "2:30 PM" in large white letters on a blue background, with "aboard Isle Royale Queen III" in smaller text below.
  • Text displaying "2:45 PM" in large white letters on a green background, with "aboard Robin E" in smaller text below.