Embark on a 3-day journey from NYC to discover the iconic sights of Boston, Portland and Acadia National Park . Roundtrip transportation and 2 nights hotel accommodation are included on this tour.

 

EXPERIENCE:

Today we will start from New York and head north to Boston, the largest city in New England. Walk into the New England Aquarium to feel the shock of the ocean again and take the Boston Harbor View Boat to admire the seaside city from a water perspective.

then we will drive up to the Acadia National Park; Maine’s most northeastern region. And then around noon, we are down to the local oldest Baltic seaport: Bar Harbor. In the end, we will take the Nature Cruise, learning about the local wild marine animals.

On the last day we will first go to the Portland Lighthouse located in Williamsburg Park to experience the beautiful scenery of Portland Harbor. Then go to Portland City free walk. After that we will return to New York.

Day 1: Itinerary:

Depart from New York → New England Aquarium (Optional, 60 mins) → Boston Harbor Cruise (Optional, 60 mins ) → Hotel
Hotel：Fireside Inn & Suites Waterville; similar

Day 2
Itinerary:
Acadia National Park In-Depth Tour (Mandatory, 120 mins, including the top of Cadillac Mountain and Jordan Pond ) → Bar Harbor (75 mins) → Acadia Nature Cruise (Optional, 90 mins) → Lobster Dinner (Optional, 60 mins)
Pass by: Eagle Lake
Hotel：Fireside Inn & Suites Waterville; similar

Day 3
Itinerary:
Hotel → Fort Williams Park & Portland Head Lighthouse (optional, 40 mins) → Portland City Free Walk (30 mins) → New York City

 

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

York’s Wild Kingdom Zoo to see the rare white tiger.
Travel to Acadia National Park in Maine; experience the beauty of great nature.
Take the nature cruise to enjoy the view of Mt Desert Island.
Maine delicacy: a Lobster meal in Bar Harbor, Blueberry soda, Lobster ice cream
Most famous and legendary lighthouse—Portland Head Lighthouse.

 

 

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