Unforgettable Bar Harbor & Acadia National Park Adventure: Lobster Rolls & Coastal Wonders!

Bar Harbor

Historic Bar Harbor Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour Guide lets visitors step back into Bar Harbor's Gilded Age. This charming coastal town, once a playground for America's wealthiest families, boasts stunning historic architecture. This audio tour dives deep into Bar Harbor’s past, allows guests to stroll along the scenic oceanfront, and discover the story of how the lobster became a Maine staple. Visitors can expect an engaging and informative experience led by a professional narrator through Action's Tour Guide App. The tour includes stops at iconic landmarks such as Agamont Park and Bar Harbor Pier, Bar Island Trail, and the historic West Street Historic District. Guests will also see La Rochelle Mansion, The Maples Inn, St. Saviour's Church (Exterior), St. Saviour's Episcopal Church, Bar Harbor Historical Society Museum ( Jesup Memorial Library), Abbe Museum, Bar Harbor Village Green, Balance Rock, Grant Park, and the Bar Harbor Inn. The offline maps ensure that you can explore without worrying about cell service. This self-guided tour provides the freedom to explore at your own pace, starting whenever you like and pausing for breaks to enjoy snacks or take photos. It's a great way to dive deeper into the stories of Bar Harbor and see everything that this place has to offer. The tour excludes attraction passes, entry tickets, or reservations.

Bar Harbor

Acadia National Park & Bar Harbor Self-Guided Driving & Walking Tour lets visitors explore Maine's beauty and history. Drive through Acadia's wild lands, hearing tales of Native American tribes. Walk along Bar Harbor's coast, discovering its Gilded Age past. This tour combines nature and culture for a memorable Maine visit. Expect to see amazing views and learn cool stories. The tour uses an easy-to-use app on a phone. It tells stories and guides people along the way. See places like Hull's Cove Visitor Center, Park Loop Road, and Cadillac Mountain. Walk the Ocean Path Trail and hear the thunder at Thunder Hole. Visit the Abbe Museum and Bar Harbor's Village Green. The tour includes the Action Tour Guide App, offline maps, and interesting stories. It does not include park passes. This self-guided tour offers the freedom to explore at a comfortable pace, pausing for photos and enjoying the scenery. Travelers can explore the Bar Harbor Churches and the Mismatched Church.

Bar Harbor

The Bar Harbor Walking Tour takes people on a fun trip around Bar Harbor, Maine. This tour explores the town's history and beauty. The tour starts at the Village Green Park. People will walk around downtown and learn about the people who lived there long ago. The tour guide will talk about the Wabanaki people, the first English settlers, and how the Hudson School of Art made Bar Harbor famous. Key stops include the Town Center, the Historical Theater, a Tiffany Stained Glass Church, a Public Park, and the Scenic Shore Path. This small group tour makes sure everyone has a great experience. People will learn about Maine and what it's like to live there. All fees and taxes are included.

Camden

Maine Wine and Mead Tasting in Wiscasset offers a delightful introduction to Maine's burgeoning wine and mead scene. This guided tasting experience takes participants on a flavorful journey through the state, showcasing a diverse selection of locally crafted wines and meads. Guests will discover wines made with imported grapes, cold-hardy Maine-grown grapes, and even unique wines crafted from other fruits and ingredients. During the 30-minute tasting, a knowledgeable guide leads guests through a curated flight of six Maine-made wines and meads from different producers. The guide shares insights into the styles, ingredients, and techniques used in each beverage, as well as the stories behind the dedicated winemakers. This experience provides a fantastic overview of Maine's wine landscape and its rich history. Located in Wiscasset, this tasting typically takes place at a high-top table in the Tasting Room. Guests needing a standard dining-height table are encouraged to contact the venue in advance. After the tasting, the MTC host provides personalized recommendations for agritourism experiences throughout Maine, including wineries, breweries, markets, and farms, tailored to each guest's interests and travel plans.