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Frequently Asked Questions
The nearest airports to Augusta, Maine are Augusta State Airport (AUG), Bangor International Airport (BGR), and Portland International Jetport (PWM).
The only airline that flies to Augusta, Maine is Cape Air.
1. Maine State Museum
2. Augusta Civic Center
3. Old Fort Western
4. Augusta Historic District
5. Capitol Park
6. Viles Arboretum
7. Kennebec River Rail Trail
8. Augusta City Hall
9. Augusta Downtown Historic District
10. Augusta State Airport
The Augusta Regional Airport (AUG) is located just outside of Augusta, Maine. The best way to get to Augusta from the airport is by taxi or rental car. There are also several shuttle services that offer transportation from the airport to Augusta.
The best way to get to the airport from Augusta, Maine is by car. The Augusta State Airport is located approximately 8 miles from downtown Augusta. The drive should take about 15 minutes.
The weather in Augusta, Maine is typically cold and snowy in the winter, with temperatures ranging from the teens to the low 30s. Summers are warm and humid, with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to the mid-80s.
1. Kayaking on the Kennebec River
2. Hiking at the Augusta Nature Trail
3. Fishing on Cobbossee Stream
4. Canoeing on the Sebasticook River
5. Biking on the Kennebec River Rail Trail
6. Boating on Messalonskee Lake
7. Snowshoeing at the Augusta Nature Trail
8. Swimming at the Augusta Municipal Pool
9. Birdwatching at the Augusta Nature Trail
10. Camping at the Augusta/Gardiner KOA
1. Visit the Maine State Museum: Located in Augusta, the Maine State Museum offers a variety of exhibits and activities that explore Maine’s history and culture.
2. Take a Tour of the Old Fort Western: This historic fort is the oldest wooden fort in the United States and offers guided tours and educational programs.
3. Attend the Augusta Farmers Market: This weekly market offers fresh produce, local crafts, and live music.
4. Explore the Augusta Historic District: This district is home to a variety of historic buildings, including the Old Fort Western, the State House, and the Old Governor’s Mansion.
5. Visit the Maine State Capitol: This iconic building is the seat of Maine’s government and offers guided tours and educational programs.
6. Attend the Augusta Arts Festival: This annual event features art, music, and food from local artists and vendors.
7. Take a Hike at the Augusta Nature Trail: This scenic trail offers a variety of trails for hiking, biking, and bird watching.
8. Visit the Maine State Library: This library offers a variety of books, periodicals, and other resources related to Maine’s history and culture.
The best neighborhoods to stay in Augusta, Maine are the Old Fort Western Historic District, the State House Historic District, and the Downtown Augusta Historic District. These areas offer a variety of attractions, restaurants, and shops, as well as easy access to the city's many parks and outdoor activities. Other popular neighborhoods include the Augusta West Side, the Augusta East Side, and the Augusta North Side.
The best transportation options in Augusta, Maine include:
1. Augusta Metro Bus: This public transportation system provides service throughout the city and surrounding areas.
2. Taxi: Taxis are available throughout the city and can be hailed or booked in advance.
3. Car Rental: Car rental services are available at the Augusta Regional Airport and in the city.
4. Bicycle: Augusta has a number of bike paths and trails for cyclists to explore.
5. Walking: Augusta is a relatively small city and is easily walkable.
What other airports are close to AUG?
The following airports are nearby to AUG and may be worth considering, as they could offer better pricing or more favorable schedules.
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Things to do in Augusta: Book local activities
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Historical Tours in Augusta
Sunset Lighthouse Cruise
1.75 hours. This 105 minute cruise offers guests a chance to relax and unwind as we make our way around the inner islands and lighthouses of the bay at dusk. Enjoy evening breezes and city lights on this fully narrated tour of Casco Bay. A great way to end a hectic day or begin a romantic evening!
(261 reviews)
Premium Narrated Bus Tour of Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park (3.5 Hours)
4 hours. Our Premium Narrated Bus Tour of Acadia National Park is an extended and enhanced version (3.5 hours - 4 hours) of our very popular Classic Tour (2.5 hours). The Premium Tour takes place on a luxury Berkshire Coach with air conditioning, panoramic front window, and super comfy seating. The additional tour time allows more flexibility, as well as extra time a stops, especially on Cadillac Mountain! Stops on the Premium Tour include Thunder Hole, Cadillac Mountain, The Jordan Pond House and Sieur De Mont's Spring. Treat yourself to a first-class trip through Acadia! ADULTS ONLY (ages 13 and up).
(760 reviews)
The Real Portland Tour: City and 3 Lighthouses Historical Tour with a Real Local
1.75 hours. Welcome to my hometown! Hop aboard for an authentic 1 hour and 45 minute historical sightseeing tour of Portland, Maine and 3 lighthouses with an experienced guide who is a real local, born and raised in Portland, Maine.
Get an insider’s look at the current happenings and rich history of my hometown. We’ll go where other tours go, and then I'll take you places other tours don't - you'll see hidden gems and learn little known facts about Portland and the great state of Maine that only a real local knows!
As a college librarian I'm always researching the hidden history of Portland, while at the same time keeping on top of what's new in town and visiting as many local establishments that I can. I take pride in representing this city, and providing an informative and entertaining tour, delivered with a true Mainer's sense of humor.
This is The Real Portland Tour!
Check my website for a complete listing of tour days, times, and availability.
(1684 reviews)
Portland City and Lighthouse Tour
1.75 hours. The most comprehensive tour of Portland! Hop on board a trolley and relax as we show you around. The tour covers all of our most famous sights on the Portland peninsula. Towards the end of the tour, we make a 20-30 minute stop out at Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth.
(1354 reviews)
Vintage Fire Truck Sightseeing Tour of Portland Maine
50 minutes. This 50-minute sightseeing tour is a fun and unique way to discover Portland, Maine. Board a Vintage Fire Engine and travel back in time as your knowledgeable guide helps relive Portland’s colorful history from a local’s perspective. See lighthouses, Civil War forts, city parks and buildings, interesting stories and a multimedia experience packed with historic images of Maine. This is one family-friendly tour you should not miss out on!
(975 reviews)
Portland Walking Food Tour – Warm Donuts, History & Hidden Gems
2 hours. Portland, Maine is known for its culinary scene, including amazing donuts. With this tour, you'll get to sample from the city's best donut shops, while also learning of Maine's connection to the invention of the donut and the city's history. Your tour guide will take you not only to the most famous of them all, The Holy Donut, to skip the line, but also to local favorites, that are equally delicious.
(238 reviews)
90-minute Ghost Walking Tour in Bar Harbor
1.5 hours. On our ghost walk, you'll travel the sea-sprayed Shore Path, where you might catch a glimpse of a ghost or even a sea serpent. You'll learn the history behind a variety of mysterious local incidents and expand your knowledge of the supernatural with accounts of the three major types of ghosts: residual manifestations, intelligent hauntings, and poltergeists. The weird tales include the strange goings-on at otherwise opulent lodgings like the Balance Rock Inn, the legendary Bar Harbor Club, and several other paranormal hotspots about town.
Marcus LiBrizzi, author of Ghosts of Acadia and Haunted Islands in the Gulf of Maine, two of the authoritative books on Maine's haunted tales, calls our tour "an unforgettable, spine-tingling tour of Bar Harbor’s haunted sites." Join us to discover for yourself.
(216 reviews)
Afternoon Windjammer Cruise Along the Coast of Portland Maine
2 hours. Sail with us for a two-hour Windjammer Sail on Casco Bay in Portland, Maine — the perfect way to experience the beauty of the rugged coastline, complete with lighthouses, seals, and seabirds
(NOTE: This is NOT a narrated tour, but our crew is happy to answer any questions you have about the sites).
Pack a meal, bring your favorite wine or beer, and sit back and relax as you slip through the pristine waters of Casco Bay. All ages are welcome! Whether you are nine years old or 99, sailing aboard one of our Maine historic schooners is a unique adventure. All of our wooden windjammers were built in Maine and three are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
(287 reviews)
Cultural Tours in Augusta
Portland Explorer | Maine History, Culture, & 3 Lighthouses Tour
2 hours. Skip the city and head straight to the coast on this dedicated lighthouse tour of Maine’s best lighthouses. Explore three iconic beacons that have guided sailors for centuries, each offering a chance to delve into their rich history. While most lighthouses aren’t open for tours, you’ll still get up-close views and plenty of opportunities to admire their stunning architecture and scenic surroundings. As you navigate through Portland’s picturesque coastline, you’ll be surrounded by breathtaking views that are as storied as they are beautiful. This focused, relaxed tour is the perfect way to connect with maritime past while soaking in the charm of Maine’s coastal landscape.
(1037 reviews)
Harbor Lights and Sights Cruise
1.75 hours. Explore the bustling inner harbor, Diamond Pass, and the main shipping channel to get close up views of civil war era forts and as many as 4 lighthouses that guide mariners into Portland Harbor.
(816 reviews)
Bar Harbor Premium Tour with Cadillac Mountain and Acadia Park
4 hours. Our tour begins with convenient pickups from your Bar Harbor hotel. As we venture into the park, our first stop is Sieur de Monts Spring, a serene oasis nestled amidst the wilderness.
Next, brace yourself for the thrilling experience at Thunder Hole, where the crashing waves of the Atlantic Ocean create a mesmerizing spectacle against the rocky coastline.
The adventure continues as we make our way to Otter Cliff, a rugged and picturesque location that offers breathtaking views of the coastline.
Our journey then leads us to the picturesque Jordan Pond, where crystal-clear waters and serene surroundings will enchant you.
Savor the essence of Maine as we treat you to a delectable lobster roll or lobster pop-over, handpicked for you by our expert guides. Enjoy your meal on the patio, overlooking the serene beauty of Jordan Pond.
As our tour draws to a close, we'll drive to harbor front, where you'll bid farewell to your fellow adventurers and guides.
Total driving time is 2 hours.
(349 reviews)
Old Port Culinary Walking Tour from Portland
3 hours. - Portland's culinary culture is made up of many kinds of artisan food and beverage entrepreneurs from bakers, brewers and chefs to confectioners and more - wherever taste and creativity meet!
- We combine a unique combination of social history, culinary education, the stories of talented entrepreneurs and current award-winning food scene narrated by friendly and engaging local guides
- This tour visits 4-5 venues where you will enjoy a mix of Maine/Maine-inspired cultural, up-and-coming, and trending fare, plenty for lunch with a sweet treat to cap it off.
(485 reviews)