Bar Harbor, Maine, offers some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in the northeastern United States. Set on the edge of Mount Desert Island (MDI), this charming town serves as an ideal launching point for exploring the rugged coastline and pristine waters of Frenchman Bay. One of the most memorable ways to experience this region is aboard the beautifully crafted Snow Squall, a classic sailing vessel operated by Get Out Sailing. This private sailing adventure immerses visitors in Maine’s rich maritime culture, wildlife viewing, and breathtaking views far beyond what land excursions offer.

The Snow Squall stands out for its elegant wooden interior and comfortable accommodations, making it perfect for families, couples, or anyone looking for a personalized day on the water. Captained by Mike, whose knowledge of MDI and passion for sailing deeply enrich each trip, guests not only enjoy a scenic sail but also gain insight into the local geography, marine life, and cultural history. From spotting bald eagles soaring above to seals lounging on rocky outcrops and porpoises playfully swimming nearby, the wildlife along the coast is a highlight of this unique adventure.

The itinerary is flexible, catering to guests’ preferences, whether it’s a relaxing afternoon cruise, a sunset celebration, or an interactive sailing lesson. The trip delivers unbeatable views of secluded islands, historic mansions lining the shoreline, and the rugged natural beauty that defines coastal Maine. Offering a blend of comfort, education, and pure outdoor enjoyment, Get Out Sailing is a standout choice for visitors wanting a private, locally guided experience in Bar Harbor.

This sailing adventure showcases one of the region’s most spectacular ways to appreciate the stunning natural and cultural heritage of Mount Desert Island. What truly makes this trip special is the combination of expert captaining, intimate group sizes, and an authentic connection to Maine’s coastal environment, setting it apart as a must-do outdoor experience in the area.