When it comes to Michigan beach towns, it’s easy to plan journeys to South Haven, Holland, or Ludington – but there’s one incredible village near Detroit that will amaze you with its charm.
Port Sanilac is situated approximately 90 minutes northeast of the Motor City.
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This one-of-a-kind community sits on the shores of Lake Huron, and you’ll be absolutely blown away by its natural beauty and unique atmosphere.
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No matter how many times you’ve visited, you’re sure to have a blast. From beachfront scenery to tasty eats, Port Sanilac truly has something for everyone.
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If you can’t get enough of the water, make your way to the town’s marina. Boaters and observers alike will enjoy basking in the beauty of this beachfront spot.
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When you’re ready to get your feet wet, venture to Northside Public Beach, Walker Road Beach, or the Village Public Beach. Each spot offers lovely lakefront access.
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History buffs will enjoy checking out the local lighthouse, which was constructed in 1886. For more history, venture to Sanilac County Historical Village and Museum.
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When hunger strikes, make your way to Mary’s Diner or Uri’s Landing. These are just two of the multiple restaurants that made Port Sanilac so delightful.
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Stroll along the harbor, do a bit of shopping, or simply appreciate the atmosphere of this waterfront village. As soon as you arrive, you’ll never want to leave.
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It might not be our state’s most famous little beach town, but one thing is for certain: a visit to Port Sanilac will stick with you for years to come.
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For more information about this fantastic waterfront community, click here. Have you ventured to Port Sanilac from Detroit? Share your experiences in the comment section below!
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