Discover the best of Acadia National Park on a fully private tour with your own local guide. Travel the spectacular 27-mile Park Loop Road and ascend Cadillac Mountain for sweeping views of Bar Harbor, Frenchman Bay and the surrounding islands.
Experience Acadia’s iconic sights, including Sand Beach and its pink-granite coastline, Thunder Hole, Otter Cliffs, Rockefeller’s historic stone bridges and carriage roads, and Sieur de Monts.
Because this tour is exclusively for your party, there’s no rigid schedule. Spend more time where you choose, stop for photographs, ask questions, or get recommendations for trails and carriage roads to explore later.
Your local guide brings Acadia to life through history, island stories and insider knowledge of Mount Desert Island.
We handle the details—including your park entrance and Cadillac Mountain reservation—so you can relax and experience Acadia at your own pace.
At Your Service Tours has been sharing Acadia since 1999.
We will pick up from any Bar Harbor or Northeast Harbor location, no need to find parking!
If you are in Southwest Harbor or off island, we will meet you at the Hulls Cove Visitor Center of Acadia National Park. There is a large parking lot. The Guides will meet you under the covered pavilion.
If you are coming by CRUISE SHIP we are a tendered port, contact us when you are on the tender so we can inform the guide to come meet you. Feel free to explore town before your tour, the guide can pick up from anywhere in downtown Bar Harbor.
The guide will look for you under the covered pavilion in the main parking lot
Travel to the Summit of Cadillac Mountain and see the stunning 360 degree views
Is widely celebrated as the symbolic "heart and birthplace" of Acadia National Park. Nestled in a picturesque mountain gorge just two miles south of Bar Harbor, this historic freshwater spring was purchased in 1909 by conservationist George B. Dorr to protect it from commercial bottling
Stand on vistas overlooking stunning Sand Beach and the granite outcropping of Great Head.
Walk along the famous pink granite coastline of Acadia national park. See Thunder Hole and Monument Cove
See Precipice and Otter Cliffs. Look for the soaring falcons or Bald eagles.
Formed by ancient glaciers, this pristine body of water covers 187 acres and plunges to depths of 150 feet, making it Acadia's deepest and clearest lake
Look for the glacial erratic looking as it it will come tumbling down mountain.
All of our tours begin and end by driving through the historic corridors of Bar Harbor.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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