How to get fromLudington to Green Bayby car ferry, taxi, or car

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There are 2 ways to get from Ludington to Green Bay by car ferry, taxi, or car

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Car ferry, taxi
best
1. Take the carferry from Ludington to Manitowoccarferry
2. Take the taxi from Manitowoc to Green Baytaxi
3h 48m
$239–394
Car ferry, drive
cheapest
1. Take the carferry from Ludington to Manitowoccarferry
2. Drive from Manitowoc to Green Baycar
3h 50m
$92–221

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Distance: 100.4 mi
Duration: 3h 48m

What companies run services between Ludington, MI, USA and Green Bay, WI, USA?

There is no direct connection from Ludington to Green Bay. However, you can take the car ferry to Manitowoc then take the taxi to Green Bay. Alternatively, you can take a vehicle from Ludington to Green Bay via Ludington and Manitowoc in around 3h 50m.

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