Mid-Range Travel Guide: Bangor

Accommodation

$80-180 per night

Mid-range hotels, boutique inns, and comfortable bed & breakfasts with private bathrooms

Food & Dining

$40-80 per day

Mix of casual restaurants, local breweries, cafes, and some upscale dining experiences

Transportation

$20-50 per day

Combination of rental cars, taxis, rideshares, and some public transport

Activities

$30-70 per day

Guided tours, museum admissions, outdoor adventure activities, and cultural experiences

Stay outside downtown core for typically 30-50% lower accommodation costs

Eat at local diners and family restaurants instead of tourist-focused establishments for 40-60% savings

Use public transportation and walk when possible - saves 70-80% compared to constant taxi use

Visit during shoulder seasons (late spring/early fall) for 20-40% lower accommodation rates

Book accommodations with kitchenettes to prepare some meals yourself, saving 50-70% on food costs

Look for free outdoor activities like hiking trails, waterfront walks, and public parks

Purchase attraction passes or combo tickets when visiting multiple paid sites for 15-25% savings

Relying solely on taxis and rideshares instead of exploring public transport options - typically costs 3-4x more

Eating every meal in hotel restaurants or tourist districts - usually 100-150% markup over local establishments

Booking last-minute accommodations during peak seasons - often 50-100% higher than advance bookings

Not researching free activities and assuming all attractions require paid admission