PORTLAND
Portland's standouts, both coasts.
The 10 standout things to do across both Portlands. Mt Hood waterfalls and food carts in Oregon, lighthouse cruises and lobster rolls in Maine — every tour the two cities are known for, in one list.
Half-day from Portland to Multnomah Falls, Latourell, Bridal Veil and Vista House by air-conditioned van. Short hikes, big views, local guide.
“Several beautiful fall, easy hiking, and a great guide...I can't recommend this adventure highly enough”
See Portland’s working waterfront, Victorian neighborhoods, and three lighthouses with Derek, a local guide, in an air-conditioned van for $69.
“Derek is extremely knowledgeable and entertaining! This touring is very informative and covers many interesting sites in and around Portland. Highly recommended!”
Small-group Columbia River Gorge waterfalls tour from Portland with Crown Point, Latourell, Horsetail, and Multnomah plus live guide commentary.
“It was great loved the it all very knowledgeable about history and area. Highly recommend worth sitting bak and enjoying”
Ride an open-air trolley with live narration, then finish at Portland Head Light for classic Maine photos and Casco Bay views.
“Dorothy was a great guide. She was kind and genuine. She has a a lot of knowledge of the area. The driver was absolutely beautiful and I loved looking at all the houses and neighborhoods . Of course, the highlight is the light house. It’s stunning! I took some amazing pics. I only had 1…”
Old Port + 3 Maine lighthouses in 2 hours from Portland Beer Hub. Small-group van tour with views and history. $69.
“Pete Webber our guide was FANTASTIC....great stories with an honest yet fun delivery. Went the extra mile to get a poem "Once Upon a Puffin" his grandmother once recited when I asked about the Puffin population in Maine.”
Portland morning tour to Multnomah Falls and Columbia River Gorge icons. Sprinter pickup, expert guides, quick stops, big views.
“Our Multnomah Falls tour was amazing! Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and shared so many interesting facts about the falls, the Columbia River Gorge, and the surrounding nature. It truly brought the scenery to life.”
Vintage fire truck tour of Portland, Maine: 50-minute ride with waterfront and lighthouse views, live narration, Old Port shopping time, $45.
“Unique way to see the sights of Portland Maine, Our tour operator Miles was so informative and his commentaries made us laugh and smile”
Full-day Oregon Coast tour from Portland with hotel pickup, a naturalist guide, Cannon Beach, Haystack Rock, and coastal parks.
“Wear layers and waterproof walking shoes! We did the tour on Christmas Eve and it was cold, misty and warm. Oregon's weather is moody and you want to be prepared. We needed hats, gloves, jackets and short sleeves! Bring a water bottle - we stopped at a natural spring for water! This is so cool…”
A 1 hour 45 minute Portland Harbor cruise with Casco Bay lighthouses, Civil War forts, and big water views for $54.
“The narration and information is top notch. However, only a few of the talking points were things you were actually seeing as you drove. In fact one, “off to your right in the water, you may see …”. We weren’t near water - for long time. I listened to the history later in my room…”
Portland day trip to Multnomah Falls, Vista House, Rowena Crest, Hood River lunch, and Timberline Lodge on Mt Hood.
“Rob did an excellent job showing is all the best on our journey to Mt Hood. He shared first hand knowledge of his experiences which really enhanced the journey. It was a friendly and inviting atmosphere throughout the day. Enough time was allotted at each stop to see the sights. The sights were breathtaking!!”
