Such a great time. Laurie was our tour guide and boy does she know her stuff. Such a great…read moreknowledge of moose along with area knowledge. She makes for a great night out moosing! We were super lucky to see 12 moose, 3 deer, 2 foxes, 1 black bear and a cat lol

We brought a bachelorette party on the moose tour! Lori was a great guide and taught us a lot about…read moremoose and how/where to look for them in the wallows. She fit into the mood of our party and was super fun! We were out moosing for a long time and were out during a pretty heavy thunder storm. I have no idea how she managed to spot 5 moose and 3 deer in the pitch dark, driving in the rain, operating the spotlights, and telling us lots of stories and facts about moose. The bus was comfy, there was 11 of us and two others- a full bus! Thanks for a fun time Lori!

We have been on Earlene's tours back when she started, it was the most fun we ever had she is so…read moregood at being an escort and if you need anything she is right there for you.Our first trip was to Atlantic city and it was great so we took many other trips with her. When we got back to Portland my husband left his luggage in the parking lot and we drove off and that was the end of his luggage but that's ok we still had a blast,,,,,,,,haven't been on a trip with her for years but think next year when we come back from florida we are going to take a trip with her.

From the owner: We Specialize to Turning Stone casino & Bingo to play High Stakes Bingo or play the machines in…read moreCasino. Getaways to Atlantic City, NJ where people can enjoy the Boardwalk, swim in the Atlantic Ocean which is only a few steps from Resorts Hotel & Casino, shop at well know stores, and venture in some gambling. Also, we travel to Las Vegas by air to the great vacationland of the west. There are many shows, sites & tours such as Grand Canyon, etc.

Great history tour with a train ride! :) A nice variety of neat old trains and equipment they're…read morerefurbishing. An awesome window into the past with knowledgeable volunteer staff.

Jeremy was great tour guide! We absolutely loved our time in the Lil' Toot. We got great view of…read morethe Castine coast line and enjoyed some interesting history about Penobscot Bay. Even spotted an eagle and a few seals!

We just had the best day on the L'il Toot. Zander knew so much and really kept it fresh and…read moreinteresting. I don't usually like tours but I loved this one. Such a fun way to get out on the water, learn about the area and get around.

Great tour of local sites and the lighthouse! Driver was…read moreprompt and tourguide was helpful and full of historical facts. Volume was great- loud enough to hear but not so loud you felt like you were being yelled at :) On the way to the lighthouse there is a gorgeous house with hundreds of flower pots. Wish we had more than 5 seconds there to pause for a moving pic. -Appreciated the time to walk around the lighthouse area. They graciously moved the trolley up closer from the lighthouse roundabout, to accommodate my 91 year old mom. Grateful for restroom access at the lighthouse. Good to know they are portapottys in the far side of the parking lot of the lighthouse! Sit in the back half of the trolley for the best unobstructed views. Bring sunglasses and sunblock!

One of the last activities on our recent New England fall foliage organized tour through six…read morestates. Known for lighthouses along Casco Bay, our tour group of 48 loaded on. Two weeks ago the weather was chilly. With the exception of us seven everyone else in our group stayed downstairs in the cabin. We sailed on the Bay View Lady. It was an audio narrative given by a crew member who appreciated our company upstairs on deck. We saw a total of four lighthouses while cruising. Being a huge fan of lighthouses this was very enjoyable even in the chilly weather. The cruise was 105 minutes long.

Love Point are excellent oysters! If you have an opportunity to try them, don't pass it up. I saw…read morethem at the 2025 Maine Oyster Festival in Freeport. From now on when I'm in the area, I will look to purchase a few dozen. The staff were super friendly. They quickly shucked oysters and placed them on ice chips. There were tiny bits of lemon wedges available along with several outstanding condiments. I'm a purist. I like my oysters raw, on the half shell with just a bit of lemon. These didn't need a thing. Right off the shell they were briny and bright.

The crew is so amazing, learned a lot about oysters and ate the most amazing oysters I've ever had!…read moreThey do tours where you go out and eat oysters learn about the farm and experience the beautiful Casco bay! Truly is beautiful! They shuck at events and supply oysters for small parties or big events like weddings and everything in between. Worth the trip and most certainly worth the taste! Attached are some photos from an event they were shucking at. Fresh oysters right from the water that day! Full of meat and so refreshing! You must try!

When you live in Maine, who thinks about taking boat tours? That's for tourists!! (Lol!!)…read more Seriously, though, we had guests in town, so we thought it'd be fun to charter a boat for the four of us to go up the Penobscot River to Bangor. (At least that was the initial itin.) Me matey, Jay (after some due diligence on boat companies in the Bucksport area) , chose Penobscot Boat Tours as our charter. Jay said the communication(s) with Capt. Jeff Sennett (Owner/Operator) was excellent; his boat was faster/stronger to get us to Bangor and back in the least amount of time; and, the price for a 4-hr charter was less than other quotes. Splendid!! It was a dreary start to Tuesday when we arrived at 11 am with weather not looking promising for a jaunt up to Bangor; windy, rainy and choppy waters on the menu. This daunted us not, though! So, "Gilligan" and the gang (that'd be Mr. and Mrs. Howell, and the Professor), arrived at the Bucksport Marina in good spirits for our "3-hr tour"... er, 4-hr tour at Penobscot Boat Tours! ;) The boat was very cool (as all boats are!), and the Capt. Jeff (our imposing "Skipper" for this tour) made us all feel very welcomed, in good hands, and rarin' to-go!! After some discussion about the weather and tour route, we all agreed to a downriver jaunt for lunch in Belfast, and return to home base. Prior to Belfast, though, we made a special request of our intrepid Capt. (despite the hairy weather that we could see going on upriver) to take us a few miles upriver to where the Marsh River confluences into the Penobscot River. The rough-n-tumble ride was, of course, E-Ticket! (In all honesty, though, the confluence was a bit anticlimactic, but the ride was awesome!) Anyway, we turned around and headed for what was to be drier climes. The weather improved immensely and made for some pretty alluring scenery! Normally, we just drive to Belfast (20 mins) mainly not seeing the water much, behind trees/forests and such. So, seeing the coastline from the water -- seeing all those privileged homes tucked and nestled in splendid nooks and crannies! -- was a totally new POV, that's for sure! Capt. Jeff would slowdown now-and-then to point spots of interest out to us, to see seals basking on rocky shoals, and numerous heads bobbing up-and-down in the middle of the bay was pretty darn awesome!!! When we got to Belfast, Capt. Jeff gave us a suggestion for lunch (which we took and enjoyed), while he waited. The trip back to Bucksport was leisurely and beautiful as the summer sun shone upon our last leg back. The whole experience of seeing the land from the water was just wonderful! We never felt rushed; Capt. Jeff was very generous with his time. It was SO worth the cost and, more so, the experience! We will definitely be chartering another trip in the near future with Penobscot Boat Tours...!!! We all had such a great time...!!! :D

Booked our cruise the day before for a 4-hour trip and had a wonderful time cruising up to Bangor.read more

Absolutely awful. This tour guide was very bad at his job and the trip was super boring. The bus…read morewas full and we were all hoping to get some good views. This guide has no idea where he was going and led us to complete darkness in the sense we had to do a U-turn in the middle of nowhere. It was a 3 hour ride with everyone falling asleep. We were all also freezing and the driver refused to make it a tad warmer.

HORRIBLE and DESPICABLE!!!! This was the worst 4 hours of my life. I would have rather had 2 root…read morecanals and 4 wisdom teeth pulled at the same time while suffering from Montezuma's Revenge. Elwyn was the driver, tour guide and abusive human being to everybody on the bus. He drove like a maniac, up and down the same road, stating that he has a high rate of moose sightings. This may or not be true, but the way he operates the bus, I highly doubt it. But he knows he will only see these people once on his bus. It felt like he picked all our pockets and went home for this night. Don't be fooled and taken by this con.

Experience: The captain and the crew were very friendly! The crew helped people take pictures and…read morehelped elder folks into their seats. Plenty of deck seating. There are some indoor seating inside this boat for those rainy and cold days! I loved the lobsterman demonstration (catch and release)! It was so educational to learn about Maine's economy and how traditional ways of lobster trapping worked (manual rope and pull technique). We had a great time exploring the harbor on boat and learning about the history of Maine. Parking: Once you get closer to the wharf (where the boat and the business stand is located) it is harder to find a parking spot. Especially in the parking lot where the business is located. We decided to park a few blocks west of the wharf. There was free 3-4 hour parking and it was a good 5 minutes of walking! Bathrooms: There were public bathrooms located at the entrance of the wharf, between the business stand and the main street.

We got rained out in Bar Harbor for our whale watching so we booked one here. The boat was nice…read moreand we were able to sit on the top deck. We only saw one whale, but also saw a sunfish, seals and dolphins. I would have loved to see more after being spoiled in South Africa with lots of whales, but it's always fun to go out on the boat. The captain did a good job, and the naturalist had lots of info.