Our Trip to Mackinac Island and Sault Ste. Marie
Ferry to Mackinac Island
I had a great time during my much needed getaway - visiting Mackinac Island, crossing the 'Mighty Mac' over to the Upper Peninsula, taking the Pictured Rocks boat tour, seeing a ship go through the Soo Locks, and crossing the International Bridge to venture around Canada for a couple hours! (Btw: My first time being 'out of the country!')
Having more than 15 shops where you can buy fudge, its no wonder Mackinac Island is also known as the "Fudge Capital" of the world!
Fudge Capital 🍫
This holographic brown feels like walking past fudge shop windows on Mackinac Island, where everything smells like chocolate, sugar, and vacation. It’s rich and cozy, but the holo gives it that extra little sparkle when the light hits.
A holographic brown polish with a rich chocolatey base
Long-lasting and chip-resistant for everyday wear
100% vegan, cruelty-free, and toxin-free
Handmade with care in Traverse City, Michigan
Fun Fact: Mackinac Island is often called the Fudge Capital of the World, with fudge shops making thousands of pounds of fudge during the busy summer season. Visitors are even nicknamed “fudgies” because so many people come over on the ferry and leave with a box or two.
On the porch of the Grand Hotel
We enjoyed touring the Grand Hotel and hopping on a horse-drawn carriage to tour the popular stops along the island. We stuck around in the evening and the packed streets eventually thinned out, and it almost felt like a whole other place once the lamps turned on.
Horse-drawn carriage tour
Streets of Mackinac Island after dark
In the morning we grabbed a Ferry back to mainland and crossed the Mackinaw Bridge over to the Upper Peninsula. We got to enjoy a platter of 'poutine' (French fries topped with cheese curds and gravy - a hearty Yooper dish.)
Afterwards, we decided to cruise along the Pictured Rocks. So glad I happened to be wearing "Pictured Rocks" nail polish, because the colors we saw in the rock formations sure didn't disappoint!
Lastly, we enjoyed the view from the Tower of History in Sault Ste. Marie, MI. We were lucky to catch a large ship going through the Soo Locks!
Big ship awaiting their turn to enter the Soo Locks
Watching the ship pass through the Soo Locks
Check out my latest collection of nail polish shades for Fall 2018 that happens to be inspired by the Upper Peninsula!
P.S. These shades all happen to be made to pair perfectly with your favorite Fall sweater! ;-)