Join an Acadia National Park Ranger on an exploration of this beautiful and forested 130 acre uninhabited park island. Enjoy a fascinating tour that is rich in beautiful scenery, history and wildlife. While onshore, visit the oldest lighthouse in the area, the Gilley family farmstead dating back 200 years and the amazing dance floor rock formation.

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Whales are perhaps one of the most fascinating animals on earth. At the Bar Harbor Whale Museum you can see why…from the inside out! Explore, discover, and learn about the many different species of whales, their skills for finding food, how deep they dive, what they may have looked like millions of years ago, and what they look like today.

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Whale watching is one of the most exciting activities you can experience! Whales are the largest animals on earth and it is awesome to encounter them in the wild and on the open sea.  Many of the whales seen are named, known, and return each year to the productive waters of Maine to feed on small fish and plankton.

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Want to see more of Bar Harbor and the surrounding countryside than Samuel de Champlain did when he arrived here in 1604? Board the uniquely colorful Oli’s Trolley, located at One West Street (Harborplace Building), for guided 1-hour (or a more complete 2-1/2 hour) tours, scenic loops that take in historical and commercial Bar Harbor, plus the breath-taking beauty of Acadia National Park.

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