Bar Harbor & Acadia Bus Tour: Best Park Views!
150
Overview
The Narrated Bus Tour of Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park is a great way for everyone to see the best of Acadia. This bus tour is perfect for people who love nature and want to learn about the park's history. Guests will visit three special spots inside Acadia National Park, learning about the history of Bar Harbor and Acadia, the rocks, the animals, and amazing views of the ocean and mountains.
What can people expect? The tour stops at the top of Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on the East Coast! People will also visit Thunder Hole, a spot by the ocean, and Sieur De Monts Spring, which has the Wild Gardens of Acadia. The tour includes an English-speaking guide to provide information about the park.
This experience does not include a restroom on the bus. People who want to see Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park will enjoy this tour. They can sit back and let the tour guide show them the human and natural history of this special place. It's a good way to start a visit, whether someone is here for a day or longer.




Highlights
See Acadia's Best Views: Visit the top of Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on the East Coast, for amazing views.
Learn About Acadia: Hear stories about the history, nature, and wildlife of Acadia National Park.
Visit Famous Spots: Stop at Thunder Hole and Sieur De Monts Spring (Wild Gardens of Acadia).
Relax and Enjoy the Ride: Let the guide drive while you take in the sights and learn about the park.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoy the tour for its beautiful views and informative guides, but some have noted issues with crowding and timing.

Customers enjoyed the views from Cadillac Mountain.
Many found the tour guides to be informative and engaging.
Several reviewers appreciated the convenience of the bus tour for seeing the park's highlights.
Some visitors loved the stops at Thunder Hole and the Wild Gardens of Acadia.
A few reviewers mentioned that the bus can get crowded.
Some visitors experienced issues with tour departure times.
The Journey
Cadillac Mountain Summit
Ascend to the highest point on the U.S. Atlantic coast, Cadillac Mountain, for unparalleled panoramic views. Be among the first in the nation to witness the sunrise, a spectacle that paints the sky with vibrant hues. Explore the summit's unique granite formations, sculpted by glaciers, and capture breathtaking photos of the surrounding islands and coastline. A visit here is a truly awe-inspiring experience, offering a perspective unlike any other.
Ocean Drive
Journey along Ocean Drive, a scenic byway that hugs Acadia's rugged coastline. Marvel at the dramatic cliffs, crashing waves, and iconic landmarks such as Thunder Hole and Otter Cliffs. Feel the invigorating sea breeze as you soak in the unspoiled beauty of the Atlantic. This unforgettable drive offers numerous opportunities to stop, explore, and connect with the raw power and captivating beauty of the Maine coast. Remember to stay safe and observe the power of the ocean from a respectful distance!
Acadia National Park Nature Center & Wild Gardens
Step into the heart of Acadia at the Nature Center, the park's central hub and a gateway to understanding its diverse ecosystems. Delve into the Wild Gardens of Acadia, a meticulously curated collection of native plant communities representing the park's various habitats, from mountain summits to coastal shores. Discover the intricate relationships between plants and animals, and gain a deeper appreciation for the natural wonders that define Acadia National Park. Engage with exhibits, ranger programs, and interpretive trails that reveal the fascinating story of this protected landscape.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes an English-speaking guide to help people learn about Acadia. There is no restroom on the bus. Please meet the bus at the designated pickup location in Bar Harbor. The tour will drop people off at the same location.
Hot Tip
Bring a camera to capture the beautiful views from Cadillac Mountain and Thunder Hole. Dress in layers, as the weather in Acadia can change quickly. Also, arrive a little early to secure a good seat on the bus.