Flights to Bar Harbor

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Is Bar Harbor number one on your list of cities to explore? We'd recommend booking a seat with American Airlines as soon as you lock in your travel dates.

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Home to two airports, you'll have options when flying into Bar Harbor. Consider where you're staying and the places you'll be exploring, as this may influence which flights you select. Bangor Intl. Airport (BGR) is 40 mi from the sights and sounds of downtown, while BHB is roughly 9 mi away.

It's time to stretch your wings and be inspired by Bar Harbor, and the best place to start is with the search for somewhere to stay. With Travelocity, you'll find 560 exceptional options just waiting to be booked.

If you're looking for comfortable accommodations in Bar Harbor, we recommend the Bar Harbor Inn and the West Street Hotel. Reserve a room and then start organizing all your unforgettable activities and experiences.

If you love to get out on the water, find out about the various activities at Bar Harbor Whale Watching. Want some more ideas? Go to Village Green, a grassy oasis, and enjoy soaking up some sun and admiring your surroundings. But that's not all there is. Pack some lunch and go to the summit of Cadillac Mountain.

Your journey to Bar Harbor begins the minute you've finished the security checks. We've summarized a few tips and pointers to make sure you get through quickly:

• Airport security personnel will ask to see your travel ID and boarding pass as part of their checks. Store them in an accessible place, so they're all ready for inspection.
• Keep in mind that belts with metal buckles can set off the body scanner's alarms. If you have one on, you may be instructed to step back and remove it before proceeding.
• Digital cameras, laptops and other electronic devices must be placed in separate tubs to be X-rayed.
• When you get to the security checkpoint, you'll be asked to put all liquids, gels and creams in a separate bin for inspection. Make sure they're all stored in containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and sealed in a clear zip-lock bag.
• Think about the type of footwear you want to fly in. Slippers are great because they're a piece of cake to slip out of when you're doing the airport security checks. Try wearing a pair on your next journey!
• Some places have strict biosecurity laws. Think about where you're off to and whether or not it's permissible to travel with fresh fruit and meat.