AUDIO TOURS · BAR HARBOR AUDIO TOURS
Sorted so you can stop comparing near-identical listings: 7 bar harbor audio tours, each with its price, what travellers said afterwards and the one detail the listing buries.
Explore Acadia by car with GPS-triggered stories, scenic stops, offline maps, and flexible access for one low group price.
“Very good audio after we figured out how to get it to download. Very helpful customer service. We used it twice and after we purchased Cadillac mountain tickets”
Review of Acadia’s $19.99 GPS audio tour, with Cadillac Mountain, lighthouses, scenic drives, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Wonderful app. Great information. Enjoyed listening to it. Easy to use. Well worth the money. Even when we got lost. It knew where we were and got us back on track.”
Explore Bar Harbor’s mansions, churches, ocean paths, and Wabanaki history with an affordable offline audio walking tour.
“Once we figured out the correct app to use, it was a breeze ! We originally downloaded the Viator app (wrong one) … called for help … employee was very patient with us.”
Review of Cape Cod’s $16.99 self-guided audio drive, with historic stops, beaches, lighthouses, app tips, route details, and honest drawbacks.
“The experience was eye opening. The history of the area was fascinating and kept us wanting to see places and know more. We were able to take great photos and it sparked a lot of conversation. Two comments the voice needs to sensitive to where and when turns are coming up since people do not know the area. Plus it should include instructions on how to get back to the starting point.”
Review of Acadia’s $9.50 self-guided GPS audio tour, with route details, parking tips, app advice, highlights, drawbacks, and booking guidance.
“Is a great audio tour with options of where to stop. The real problem is extremely crowded and absolutely no place to park we were unable to finish the tour.”
Explore Acadia by car with 48 audio stories, offline maps, and flexible stops from Bass Harbor Lighthouse to Bar Harbor.
“Didn’t really tell us much, it told how the island was formed and about the plants. We are here in February, didn’t see many plants just snow.”
Explore Acadia at your own pace with GPS audio stories, scenic drives, hikes, and practical tips for one low vehicle price.
“Obtain a map of the Acadia national Park first. Listen to all of the audios and map how you want to proceed through the park. Listening to the audio, looking for the road signs, and checking the map to make sure you are in sync with the audio all while you are driving, does not work.”
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