Explore Maine’s most memorable experiences, featuring Acadia hikes, scenic lighthouse tours, coastal adventures, culinary discoveries, and hidden gems across Bar Harbor, Portland, Boothbay Harbor, and beyond.
Private Coastal Maine Whale Watching Adventure
Late spring through early fall is the ideal time to experience this small-group coastal adventure, when Maine’s waters are full of wildlife and the coastline is at its most scenic. Cruise past Wood Island Lighthouse and Saco Bay while keeping an eye out for seals, whales, seabirds, and other marine life with a captain who brings more than 20 years of local knowledge. The intimate setting makes it feel more like a private exploration of Maine’s coast than a typical boat tour.
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Book1.5 to 2-Hr Windjammer Sailing Trip in Maine w/ Licensed Captain
Best experienced from mid-May through October, this classic Bar Harbor sail pairs Acadia National Park scenery with the charm of a traditional windjammer. Cruise past landmarks like Egg Rock Lighthouse while watching for seals, eagles, and porpoises, with live folk music adding to the relaxed coastal atmosphere. Reviewers love the beautiful views, friendly crew, and chance to help raise the sails for a more hands-on sailing experience.
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BookPortland City and Lighthouse Tour
This is a great first stop in Portland for getting familiar with the city’s history, neighborhoods, and must-see landmarks. The trolley route covers highlights like the Old Port, Eastern Promenade, Victoria Mansion, and Portland Observatory before heading to the iconic Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth.
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BookAcadia Cadillac Mountain Sunrise Half Day Private Tour & Hike
This private tour takes the stress out of visiting Cadillac Mountain by handling the early-morning logistics while giving you a guide who knows where to find the best views throughout Acadia. Beyond sunrise, the experience includes scenic hikes, hidden park highlights, and stories about the area’s geology, wildlife, and Indigenous history.
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BookNarrated Bus Tour of Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park
This is one of the easiest ways to get an overview of Acadia, especially for first-time visitors or anyone who wants local context before exploring on their own. The route hits three essential stops—Cadillac Mountain, Thunder Hole, and Sieur de Monts Spring—while guides share the park’s geology, wildlife, and history along the way.
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BookSunset Lighthouse Cruise
This is a relaxing way to see Portland’s coastline from a different perspective, especially after a full day exploring the city. The evening route passes iconic sights like Portland Head Light, Bug Light, Fort Gorges, and Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse while the crew shares local history and points out wildlife along Casco Bay.
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BookThe Real Portland Tour: City and 3 Lighthouses Historical Tour with a Real Local
This tour stands out because it’s led by a Portland native who mixes well-known landmarks with lesser-known local stories and hidden gems. The route covers the Old Port, Eastern Promenade, Victoria Mansion, Fort Williams Park, and three iconic lighthouses, including time to explore Portland Head Light.
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BookLighthouse Bicycle Tour from South Portland with 4 Lighthouses
This is a great way to see Portland’s famous coastline at a slower pace, combining scenic bike paths with stops at some of Maine’s most photographed lighthouses. The route includes Bug Light, Spring Point Ledge Light, Willard Beach, and Portland Head Light, with time to explore and even grab a classic lobster roll along the way.
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BookSunset Sea Kayak Tour on Casco Bay
This beginner-friendly paddle is a peaceful way to experience Portland from the water, with routes often passing the Old Port waterfront, Mackworth Island, Fort Gorges, and Casco Bay’s working harbor. Sunset creates calm conditions and beautiful views, while reviewers highlight guides like Heather and Josh for making first-time kayakers feel comfortable and helping spot seals, seabirds, and local wildlife.
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BookSavor Bar Harbor Culinary Walking Tour in Maine
This is a great introduction to Bar Harbor’s food scene, combining local tastings with stories about the town’s history, harbor, and culinary traditions. The walking route around Village Green and the waterfront includes stops at locally owned spots where you’ll learn the stories behind the dishes you’re trying. Reviewers highlight the generous portions, knowledgeable guides, and how the tour doubles as a helpful guide for where to eat during the rest of your stay.
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Book4-Hour Private Acadia Tour Cadillac Mountain & Somes Sound Fiord
This private Acadia experience combines the park’s iconic sights with quieter corners many visitors miss, including Somes Sound, Jordan Pond, Northeast Harbor, and the Rockefeller-built carriage roads. It’s a great option for travelers who want a deeper look at Acadia’s geology, Gilded Age history, and scenic overlooks without navigating the park themselves. Reviewers praise the knowledgeable guides, personalized pacing, and ability to adapt the day around weather and interests.
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BookRangeley Lakes Region Seaplane Tour
After departing our seaplane base, you'll fly over Rangeley and Mooselookmeguntic Lakes on your way to the historic Upper Dam. Observe the numerous fly fishermen seeking Maine’s fabled native brook trout and landlocked salmon. Look for moose along the numerous beaches and coves of Richardson Lake. You will then head north over Richardson Ponds, Cupsuptic Lake, and the famous Kennebago River.
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BookBoos and Brews Walking Ghost Tour of Boothbay Harbor
The evening walking tour dives into Boothbay Harbor’s darker side, blending local folklore, maritime legends, and real historic mysteries along Commercial Street and the waterfront. Stops include haunted landmarks like Captain Sawyer’s Bed & Breakfast, Footbridge Brewery, and stories of sea serpents, ship captains, and unexplained sightings tied to Maine’s coastal past. A fun pick for travelers who want a different perspective on Boothbay beyond its harbors and lighthouses.
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BookSchooner Eastwind Sunset Sail to see the Maine Coastline
Their Docks are in the center of Boothbay Harbor's historic waterfront. You are literally steps away from great inns, shops, restaurants, and other activities on the water. They work with and support our waterfront community and will be happy to advise you on all the great experiences around ya.
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BookGuided Ebike Tour of Acadia National Park Carriage Roads
Experience Acadia’s famous carriage roads, covering scenic stretches that weave past Eagle Lake, Jordan Pond, Bubble Pond, and historic stone bridges built by the Rockefeller family. The e-bike assist makes the long route approachable while giving you time to stop for views, wildlife sightings, and peaceful forest sections away from the busiest park roads. Don’t miss the viewpoints around Jordan Pond and the chance to see the beaver habitat near Duck Brook Bridge.
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