Shipwreck Tours offers non divers the opportunity to see three of the over eight wreck sites in the Munising Bay area. Captain Lindquist and his son, Captain Joe Lindquist, have installed vibration dampers on the two big GM diesels that power the boat. This eliminates anything that could cause turbulence, and improves the quality of the view. The boat improvements combined with the extreme clarity of the water give passengers of the Miss Munising the best underwater views available anywhere. Every passenger gets ample opportunity to have unobstructed access to the two large viewing ports which accommodate 36 people.
Narration is provided throughout the cruise.
Captain Lindquist is a history hound and has studied the area extensively, so his trips are not only entertaining but educational. There is no need to be concerned about cloudy weather. The viewing ports are inside the boat and the overcast day acts as a light diffuser and eliminates shadows under the boat so the shipwreck tour is just as good on an overcast day as it is on a bright sunny day. Munising Bay is rich in history, containing well-preserved vessels which met their fates when Lake Superior's unpredictable moods turned ugly. The Bermuda, sunk in 1870, lies in 25 feet of water in the shelter of the bay, protected from the ravages of Lake Superior's storm waves and the grinding destruction of winter's ice.