Park Loop Road
See the top highlights of Acadia National Park famous Park Loop Road, a touring road built by the Rockefeller family.
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Park Loop Road
See the top highlights of Acadia National Park famous Park Loop Road, a touring road built by the Rockefeller family.
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Cadillac Mountain
Enjoy 360 degree views of Mount Desert Island from atop the summit of Cadillac Mountain. See your cruise ship in the harbor!
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Eagle Lake
(Pass by)
See deep glacial lakes formed as the glaciers tore across Mount Desert Island.
Sand Beach
Look over vistas to beautiful Sand Beach and the granite outcropping of the surrounding Great Head.
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Thunder Hole
Stop and walk down to Thunder Hole and see the beautiful pink granite coastline
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Otter Cliff
See both Precipice and Otter Cliffs. Look for soaring Peregrine Falcons or Bald Eagles.
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Asticou Azalea Garden
See the beautiful Asticou Azalea gardens
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Northeast Harbor
(Pass by)
See a gorgeous harbor filled with lobster boats and yachts surrounded by glorious Summer Cottages. Drive up Sargent Drive for a full view of Somes Sound.
Somesville Historical Museum and Gardens
Stop at the oldest town on Mount Desert Island
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Somes Sound
(Pass by)
Somes Sound is a fjard, a body of water running deep into Mount Desert Island, the main site of Acadia National Park in Maine, United States. Its deepest point is approximately 175 feet, and it is over 100 feet deep in several places. The sound almost splits the island in two.
Southwest Harbor
See the fishing community of Southwest Harbor on the panoramic Great Harbor. Stop at an authentic lobster pound and see the working lobster business. **Lunch is on your own. A full menu is available.
Seawall Pond
(Pass by)
Many of Maine's beaches are covered with cobblestones, but this coastline is unique. Powerful ocean storms created a massive seawall. As waves break, they carry rocks from the base of the beach and carry them up to shore. As the tides come in and out, heavier stones get piled at the top and smaller, lighter stones remain down the slope.
Bar Harbor
(Pass by)
All of our tours start and end by going through the historic corridors of Bar Harbor.
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