Alpena County Regional (APN) Airport Car Service

Downtown Alpena sits about five miles east of Alpena County Regional Airport, a ride of roughly ten minutes via Highway 32 and Chisholm Street. We provide direct transfers to the Holiday Inn Express Alpena, Hampton Inn Alpena, and surrounding Lake Huron lodging options with all inclusive flat rates covering meet and greet, luggage handling, and gratuity. Call +1 (718) 514-9881 for a quote.

Yes. The Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary Heritage Center sits about five miles east of APN in downtown Alpena, a ride of roughly ten minutes via Highway 32. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the Great Lakes shipwreck exhibits, the surrounding interpretive trails, and the recommended scenic stops with chauffeurs familiar with the museum entrance and surrounding area for guests.

Yes. The Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary glass bottom boat tours and dive charters depart from the Alpena harbor about five miles east of APN. We coordinate transfers timed against your Lady Michigan glass bottom boat tour check in window for trips to the historic shipwrecks with chauffeurs familiar with the marina entrance, the surrounding operator offices, and the recommended timing for guests.

Yes. The Besser Museum for Northeast Michigan sits about five miles east of APN in Alpena, a ride of roughly ten minutes via Highway 32. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the science, history, and art exhibits and the Sky Theater Planetarium with chauffeurs familiar with the Johnson Street entrance, the surrounding parking, and the recommended drop off points for arriving guests.

Rogers City sits about thirty miles north of APN along Lake Huron, a drive of roughly forty minutes via Highway 23. We provide direct transfers to the surrounding Presque Isle area, the historic Old Presque Isle Lighthouse, and the New Presque Isle Lighthouse with chauffeurs familiar with the Highway 23 coastal route, the surrounding lighthouse access points, and the recommended drop off points.

Yes. Premium SUVs accommodate one to six passengers with generous luggage space for diving gear, fishing equipment, photography gear, and family arrivals. SUVs are popular for Thunder Bay shipwreck diving trips, Lake Huron lighthouse tours, Alpena Wildlife Sanctuary visits, and family transfers across the northeast Michigan Sunrise Coast region. All SUVs run on winter rated tires during cold months.

Yes. The Alpena Wildlife Sanctuary sits about five miles east of APN in Alpena, a ride of roughly ten minutes via Highway 32. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the wildlife viewing trails, the surrounding Thunder Bay River area, and the recommended bird watching locations with chauffeurs familiar with the sanctuary entrance, the surrounding parking, and the recommended drop off points.

Yes. The Mackinaw City ferry docks for Mackinac Island sit about ninety miles northwest of APN, a drive of roughly an hour and a half via Highway 23 and I-75. We provide direct transfers to the Star Line, Shepler's, and Arnold Transit ferry docks with chauffeurs familiar with the ferry terminal entrances, the surrounding Mackinaw City lodging, and the recommended timing for arriving island visitors.

Yes. Every APN reservation includes complimentary real time flight tracking. If your inbound flight is delayed by weather, Lake Huron fog events, winter lake effect snow and blizzards, ice events, summer thunderstorms, connection issues, or mechanical problems, the pickup window adjusts automatically at no extra charge. A grace period after landing covers baggage claim and walking to the curbside exit.

The Alpena Brown Trout Festival each July draws anglers and visitors to the Lake Huron waterfront. APN sees increased traffic during festival week. We add capacity with SUVs and Sprinter vans for hotel transfers, festival drop offs along the Alpena harbor, and post tournament pickups with chauffeurs familiar with the surrounding downtown Alpena traffic patterns during the multi day fishing tournament.