Full-Day Small Group Acadia National Park Tour & Hike
Explore Acadia’s coast and quieter trails with a naturalist guide
Duration
6–8 hrs
Ideal For
4 to 8 people
Includes
Guide, snacks, park entry
Highlights
Discover Acadia National Park on a shared outing that combines coastal scenery, hiking, and time away from the crowds. Follow a naturalist guide for a closer look at the landscapes and living things around you.
- Take in views of Maine’s rocky coastline
- Learn about Acadia’s Indigenous history and natural features
- Look for wildlife such as eagles, deer, and seals along the way
What's Included
- Medically trained naturalist guide
- Snacks and water refills
- Park entry fees
- Tour in English
Important details
- Ages 8+ only
- Requires comfortably handling moderate walking for up to 5 hours and up to 6 miles throughout the day, with uneven surfaces and minor elevation changes
- Bring a photo ID if you are age 16 or older, including US residents, for national park entry
- Paid parking at Balance Rock is not included in the listed price
- Guide gratuity is not included and is optional; the suggested amount is 10–20% of the total trip cost
- Bring a packed lunch; lunch is not included
- For cruise arrivals, be on shore by 8:00 AM. Return before 4:00 PM is not guaranteed
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 30 days before your trip for a refund minus a 5% cancellation fee. Cancel 7–29 days before your trip for a refund minus a 20% cancellation fee. No refunds within 7 days of your trip.
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FAQs
Yes, you can join solo or with a small party. The small-group tour requires at least 4 guests to run and is limited to 8 guests.
Bring a reusable water bottle, sunscreen, a day pack, and layers for changing temperatures. Pack any extra snacks you’d like for the hikes.
Related locations
Acadia National Park
Admission includedStanding on the pink granite summit of Cadillac Mountain, the Atlantic stretches endlessly before you and the salt-tinged air carries the sound of waves breaking far below. Acadia National Park draws you into a landscape where rocky headlands meet the sea, carriage roads wind through birch and spruce, and tidal pools reveal entire hidden ecosystems. Whether you arrive in the amber light of autumn or the long days of summer, Acadia National Park holds something quietly extraordinary at every turn.