Berry Cruises
Experience the ultimate on-water adventure aboard Berry Cruises, a beautifully restored 1978 Aluminum Cruisers Inc Marinette 32 Sedan Bridge Dual Console (restored in 2022), based in St. Clair Shores.
Experience the ultimate on-water adventure aboard Berry Cruises, a beautifully restored 1978 Aluminum Cruisers Inc Marinette 32 Sedan Bridge Dual Console (restored in 2022), based in St. Clair Shores.
Marine City boating charters put you right on the St. Clair River, where clear, steady currents, wide-open views, and passing freighters create an unforgettable backdrop. This welcoming waterfront town sits within easy reach of Lake St. Clair, making it a natural launch point for relaxed sightseeing cruises, family-friendly outings, and full-day adventures that explore quiet coves, sandy shallows, and scenic riverfront parks.
What sets Marine City apart is the variety on offer. Charter a comfortable cruiser for sunset tours along the riverfront, head toward open water for a day of tubing and swimming, or plan a leisurely hop between picturesque shoreline stops. Calm stretches and well-marked channels make it great for newcomers, while experienced boaters appreciate quick access to bigger water and the chance to watch oceangoing freighters up close as they navigate the international waterway.
Wildlife lovers can keep an eye out for bald eagles and migrating waterfowl, while anglers know the region for productive seasonal action. Local captains dial in on walleye in the river’s cool flows, with smallmouth bass, perch, and trophy muskie opportunities nearby on Lake St. Clair. Whether you’re after a hands-on fishing trip or a laid-back cruise, Marine City charters match the vibe—family outings, couples’ escapes, or friends’ day on the water.
Peak boating typically runs late spring through early fall, when mild weather and long daylight hours invite you to linger on deck. With inviting marinas, riverfront amenities, and that small-town charm, Marine City boating charters deliver the perfect mix of ease, scenery, and authentic Great Lakes atmosphere—just bring your crew and let the river do the rest.