Guided Ocean Paddle Boarding

Experience the serene beauty of Acadia National Park from a unique perspective with private ocean paddleboarding tours on Mount Desert Island. Glide across calm coastal bays, surrounded by rugged mountains and sun-dappled waters, enjoying a relaxed and immersive exploration of the park at your own pace. These guided tours are designed for small groups, providing a personal and flexible adventure that balances scenic sightseeing, playful paddling, swimming, and skill-building on the boards. Whether you are new to stand-up paddleboarding or an experienced paddler, sheltered bays near Bar Harbor offer ideal conditions to explore Acadia’s iconic coastline safely and confidently. Knowledgeable local guides provide all necessary equipment, including paddleboards, paddles, safety leashes, and optional wetsuits and booties, while offering instruction and support to ensure a high-quality, enjoyable, and safe experience for everyone in your group. Transportation to and from the water is included, and the guides handle all loading, unloading, and setup, so guests can focus entirely on enjoying their time on the water.

These private SUP tours are perfect for couples, friends, or small groups seeking connection, adventure, and a memorable outdoor experience. With the guidance of expert instructors, participants can learn about the rich natural and cultural history of the region while refining paddleboarding skills in a supportive environment. The tours are designed to provide freedom from crowds and rigid schedules, allowing guests to immerse themselves fully in the stunning scenery and calming ocean environment. Each tour is tailored to the group’s comfort level and interests, combining light adventure with meaningful shared experiences on the water. By offering an intimate and scenic paddleboarding journey, these tours create lasting memories, whether you are celebrating a special occasion, enjoying a vacation getaway, or simply seeking an active and beautiful way to connect with nature and loved ones in Acadia National Park.