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Acadia
National Park and the city of Bar Harbor located on Mt. Desert Island
have a long and storied history as a vacation getaway. Located on
the coast of Maine, Acadia encompasses 47,633 acres of granite-domed
mountains, woodlands, lakes and ponds, and ocean shoreline. Such
diverse types of habitat make Acadia a haven for wildlife and plants.
Acadia National Park is a land of contrast and diversity. Comprised
of a cluster of islands on the Maine coast, Acadia is positioned
within the broad transition zone between eastern deciduous and northern
coniferous forests, and hosts several species and plant communities
at the edge of their geographic range. Steep slopes rise above the
rocky shore, including Cadillac Mountain, which at 1,530 feet is
the highest point on the U.S. Atlantic coast. While surrounded by
the ocean, the entire fabric of Acadia is interwoven with a wide
variety of freshwater, estuarine, forest, and intertidal resources,
many of which contain plant and animal species of international,
national and state significance.
Located
on picturesque Frenchman's Bay, the Harborside Hotel & Marina
is the newest luxury hotel in downtown Bar Harbor. Offering superb
guest rooms, studios and deluxe penthouse suites to fit a variety
of lifestyles and needs, Harborside offers a range of accommodations,
each with spacious rooms, luxurious décor, and inspiring
views. It is the perfect destination for family vacations and romantic
getaways. The soft, comforting all non-smoking deluxe guest rooms
and studio, one, two, and three-bedroom suites feature balconies
- most with sweeping water views - marble bathrooms, refrigerators
and two-line telephones with dataports.
The suites also include high-definition television and surround
sound stereo. Luxurious penthouse suites offer full kitchens with
dining rooms, Jacuzzis, and wood-burning fireplaces. ACTIVITIES
AND AMENITIES ABOUND at Harborside. Take a relaxing swim or
soak up some sun at the heated oceanside pool.
Stroll along the waterfront promenade overlooking the inner harbor
and offshore islands. Dock your boat at the new floating marina,
or browse through the many shops and boutiques that line Bar Harbor's
quaint streets.
Dock your boat at the new floating marina, or browse through the
many shops and boutiques that line Bar Harbor's quaint streets.

(Image by acadiamagic.com)
Just minutes away from Acadia National Park, the hotel offers breathtaking
views of the bay and ocean beyond.
For more information about Bar Harbor,
Maine please visit:
All
Fired Up
Atlantic
Brewing Company
Atlantic
Climbing School
Acadia Fun
Acadia
Magic
Acadia National
Park
Acadia
Whale Adventures
Acadia
Zoo
Alone
Moose Fine Crafts
Bar Harbor
Chamber
Bar
Harbor Historical Society
Bar
Harbor Weathervanes and Cupolas
The Cat:
Ferry from Maine to Nova Scotia
Criterion
Theater
Downeast
Windjammer Cruises
Kebo
Valley Golf Course
Lulu
Lobster Boat Ride: Downeast Maine Sightseeing and Fun
Pirates
Cove Miniature Golf
Schooner
Rachel B. Jackson
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