Top Maine Eco Tours

Avoid crowds and skip the stress of planning, driving, and parking while exploring Acadia National Park. This private driving tour lets you check off the park's highlights, from Cadillac Mountain to Thunder Hole, and beyond, from the comfort of a minivan with sunroofs and expansive windows to take in the views and an audio/video intercom system to ease communication while your guide fills you in on Acadia’s history, flora, and fauna.

A unique opportunity awaits aboard the Miss Megan II, a custom-built 31′ ocean charter boat designed for comfort and stability. Over four hours, up to six guests will explore the rich marine life of Maine, including harbor seals, minke whales, lobsters, hermit crabs, porpoise, terns, gulls, cormorants, sunfish, dogfish and basking sharks and a variety of seabirds. Led by Captain Shawn Tibbetts, a licensed Maine Guide with over 20 years of experience, you'll delve into conservation efforts that protect this beautiful ecosystem. Enjoy stunning views of the Wood Island Lighthouse and the scenic Saco River while creating unforgettable memories in an intimate setting. Alternative pickup available in Biddeford for added cost, saves 40 min of driving, contact us for availability.

Acadia National Park is as big as it is beautiful, making it simple to get lost when going on your own. Instead, choose this Acadia National Park Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour and see the park’s pristine wilderness while hearing about its history from the safety of your own vehicle. You’ll follow a route through the park on an easy-to-download app that gives recommended speed limits and commentary for a unique experience.

Known for its rocky coastlines, wealth of wildlife, and evergreen forests, Acadia National Park promises dramatic scenery—and this fully narrated driving tour makes for an easy way to discover it. Set off from Bar Harbor in a luxury Berkshire minibus, and discover highlights like Cadillac Mountain (the highest point on the East Coast), Thunder Hole (where ocean waves roar), Sieur De Mont's Spring, Jordan Pond, and much more.

Calling all nature lovers and art aficionados, the Joy Ride E-Bike Tour combines the natural beauty of spruce forests meeting the Atlantic Ocean’s rocky coastline with the art inspired by it. Our first stop will be Villard Studios where Kim and Philippe Villard's woodblock prints brought the beauty of the Boothbay Peninsula into the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), NY. We’ll ride through quaint neighborhoods along the Linekin Bay coastline, along an old Indian trail skirting a hidden pond, and enjoy stunning views of Boothbay Harbor’s working waterfront. A feast for all five senses!