Acadia National Park Tours

Seasonal hotel in a replica 19th-century mansion, plus free continental breakfast & an outdoor pool. Built as a replica of the sprawling 19th-century Rodick House, this charming, seasonal hotel is a 9-minute walk from Ells Pier and 1.8 miles from the Cadillac Mountain entrance of Acadia National Park. Traditionally decorated rooms offer minifridges and coffeemakers, plus cable TV, DVD players and free Wi-Fi. Suites add sofabeds or 2nd bedrooms. Kids age 5 and under stay at no charge with a parent. Parking and continental breakfast are complimentary. Other amenities include a heated outdoor pool and hot tub, an exercise room and a coin-operated laundry. There's also a gift shop, and a front porch with rocking chairs.

Nestled in a charming outdoor setting, this cozy spot serves up inventive tapas and craft cocktails, perfect for brunch or a lively summer night.

Dig into hearty American breakfast staples at Jeannie’s, where generous portions and a cozy vibe make for a perfect morning meal in Maine.

Funky, fisherman-owned counter-serve stand, open seasonally for lobster rolls & lobster dinners.

Cool coffeehouse with local art on the walls & sidewalk seats serving homemade bagels & chocolate.

Maine island that's home to a number of villages, as well as part of Acadia National Park.

Tucked away on a serene street, this charming 19th-century B&B offers cozy rooms, locally sourced breakfasts, and sweet treats just steps from Bar Harbor’s delights.

"Outside tapas bar and grill. No reservations required, walk on in!"

Bus tour agency offering guided sightseeing excursions of Acadia National Park.

Nestled a short stroll from Village Green, this cozy B&B charms with uniquely decorated rooms and an on-site cafe renowned for its stellar lobster Benedict.