Small Group of 1-6 Guests | Portland+Acadia National Park 2-Day Tour

Acadia Nature Cruise

Take a two hour, fully narrated cruise of Frenchman Bay and enjoy the breathtaking scenery of coastal Maine, Acadia National Park, the islands of Frenchman Bay and Bar Harbor. Acadian Nature Cruise tour starts from the granite cliffs of Great Head all the way towards the rocky shore. You will have a chance to see eagles, porpoises, seals, and other interesting marine mammals and birds. 

Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor is a coastal town in eastern Maine. It is close to Acadia National Park and Maine lobsters and attracts many tourists. Walking in the town, you can see hotels, restaurants, coffee shops and locals enjoying life everywhere, which will bring you a quiet and comfortable enjoyment! The fishing boats moored in the harbor shine like bright stars in the sky under the afterglow. In addition, you can also see the magnificent view of the Atlantic Ocean when you meander along the coastal pier.

Acadia National Park

Acadia National Park is located on the Atlantic coast of Maine in the northeastern corner of the United States. The park is famous for its white waves, lakes and mountains. In the 19th century, this area was already a summer resort for wealthy people, and the most famous one should be the Rockefeller family. Later, the Rockefeller family donated more than 10,000 acres of land on the island, which is equivalent to a quarter of the current area of the park, as well as these gravel carriage roads and bridges, to the national park.

Thunder Hole

As one of Maine’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders, Thunder Hole is carved naturally out of the coastal rocks, battered by waves for centuries. The combination of the waves hitting the rocks and the release of air from the cavern cause a thunderous boom to happen. No trip to Acadia National Park is complete without visiting it. Thunder Hole is a quintessentially Maine landmark that offers more than just the trademark thunder; there are stunning views in every direction from the high rocks surrounding this historical inlet.

Portland Head Lighthouse

The Portland Lighthouse is located along the shore of Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth. Built in 1791, the lighthouse is the oldest in Maine. The lighthouse is a treasured landmark for its historical significance, but it is also known for the adjacent Fort Williams Park landscape. Strolling the scenic trails in the park, you will enjoy stunning ocean views and other historic buildings.