Step-on guide service for motorcoach tours in Acadia National Park
Three hour
Narrated guide, Photo stops
Explore Acadia National Park with a fully narrated step-on guide for your motorcoach group. Choose a 3-hour, 4-hour, or full-day itinerary with photo stops and optional add-ons.
Motorcoach tours require a Commercial Use Authorization permit from Acadia National Park. Cadillac Mountain also requires a timed entry reservation; the operator can make it for an additional $26.00 fee, or your motorcoach company can arrange it.
Additional Acadia National Park fees apply: $300.00 Commercial Use Authorization permit (calendar year) and $150.00 entrance fee per coach, paid to the park at the time of the tour.
For cancellation we require a minimum of 14 days notice. Late cancellation will result in forfeiture of any payments received.
Your motorcoach tour requires a Commercial Use Authorization (CUA) permit from Acadia National Park. Apply at least 30 days before your tour date.
Yes. Cadillac Mountain requires a timed entry reservation. Oli’s Trolley can make the reservation for your coach for an additional fee of $26.00, or your motorcoach company can arrange it. Reservation time depends on your itinerary.
Expect separate Acadia National Park fees: a $300.00 Commercial Use Authorization (CUA) permit (good for the calendar year) and a $150.00 entrance fee per coach. The entrance fee is paid to the park at the time of the tour (check or credit card accepted).
Agamont Park -Parking location for visiting motorcoaches
Guides like Jim, Rick, Fred, Steve, and Bill have built a strong reputation for delivering genuinely engaging tours of Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor. Reviewers consistently highlight how knowledgeable and personable the drivers are, sharing stories and historical details that even longtime Maine residents found new and surprising. The tours range from a quick 30-minute downtown overview to a full 4-hour exploration of the national park, making it easy to tailor the experience to your schedule. A practical bonus that comes up often is the parking situation. Acadia can be a nightmare to navigate on your own, and having a driver handle all of that while you sit back and take in the scenery is something guests genuinely appreciate. The trolleys are clean and comfortable, and for those who couldn't snag Cadillac Mountain passes, this is a smart alternative. One traveler even used the service for a wedding party, complete with a goodie box of souvenirs, which speaks to the flexibility on offer. The rare complaint has pointed to inconsistency in tour length, so it may be worth confirming timing details when you book. That said, the overwhelming majority of guests leave happy and many do both tours back to back. If you are visiting Acadia for the first time, this is a genuinely solid way to get the lay of the land before heading out to explore the highlights on your own.
Wonderful! Rick was so friendly and knowledgeable! He share information the whole way about what we were seeing and it was all so interesting. What a great overview of the park. If you're more adventurous you can go back and hit the trails on all the highlights you are interested in. We highly recommend!
G H
May 13, 2026
Wonderful! Rick was so friendly and knowledgeable! He share information the whole way about what we were seeing and it was all so interesting. What a great overview of the park. If you're more adventurous you can go back and hit the trails on all the highlights you are interested in. We highly recommend!
G H
May 13, 2026