Charlottetown: Choose Between a 2-Hour Group Walking Tour or a 3-Hour Group Food Walking Tour

Confederation Landing Park - Discover the history of PEI and its development, along with insights into the shipbuilding industry.

Peake’s Wharf - For those on the food tour, the next stop is Peake’s Quay. Here, enjoy a taste of mussels at Peake’s Restaurant & Bar, prepared with a delightful sauce of white wine, cream, onions, celery, herbs, and butter. Learn about the renowned PEI mussels as you savor them.

Great George Street Historic District - Explore this historic street and discuss various topics, including the Bank of PEI, Bishop’s Palace, the Great Fire, the Great George Hotel, and St. Dunstan’s Basilica.

Province House National Historic Site - Understand the significance of Province House to Islanders and Canadians, and delve into the 1864 Charlottetown Conference. After this, the walking tour continues further into the city, while the food tour heads back towards the starting point.

Charlottetown City Hall - For the walking tour, the next destination is Charlottetown City Hall, where the discussion will cover how P.E.I. got its name.

Rochford Square - Reflect on the history of the Bog at this location.

Beaconsfield Historic House - Learn about this beautiful house, its rich history, and its poignant past. Nearby attractions include Victoria Park and Fanningbank. This marks the end of the walking tour.

Charlottetown - For those on the food tour, the next culinary stop is Water Prince Corner Shop, one of the best restaurants in Charlottetown and PEI. Sample a lobster roll and potato salad while discussing the potato and lobster industries on PEI. Note: This stop may be a picnic/take-out style due to the restaurant’s size and busyness.*

Charlottetown - The final stop is Lobster on the Wharf, located on the waterfront near the tour’s starting point. Visit the Lobster Pound to learn about lobsters. (Note: If the Lobster Pound is closed, proceed directly to the restaurant.) In the restaurant, discover the PEI oyster industry, shuck an oyster, and enjoy a shot of PEI Moonshine (or choose water or soft drinks). Capture the moment with a photo or video, and receive an official “Islander Certificate” along with an Anne’s Chocolate or similar treat.

Rossignol Estate Winery - Visit a local winery to learn about its wines. This is an optional stop.

Cape Bear Lighthouse & Marconi Station - Learn about the lighthouse and the former Marconi Station’s connection to the Titanic.

Montague - On the return journey to Charlottetown, pass through the picturesque town of Montague and discuss various topics.

Private 7-Hour Tour of Southeastern P.E.I. and Lighthouses

Belfast - Visit St. John’s Presbyterian Church, the oldest church on PEI, and learn about its history. If open, take a brief look inside.

Hannah’s Bottle Village - Explore Hannah’s Bottle Village, featuring handmade bottle houses. Admission is free, but donations for the IWK Children’s Hospital are appreciated.

Point Prim Lighthouse - Discover the history of PEI’s oldest lighthouse. Choose to climb it or explore the grounds and gift shop. Note: Lighthouse hours may vary.

Wood Islands Lighthouse - Located next to the Wood Islands Ferry, explore the lighthouse and its interactive rooms, and enjoy views of Nova Scotia. Note: Lighthouse hours may vary.

Rossignol Estate Winery - Visit a local winery to learn about its wines. This is an optional stop.

Cape Bear Lighthouse & Marconi Station - Learn about the lighthouse and the former Marconi Station’s connection to the Titanic.

Murray Harbour - Stop at Harbourview Restaurant in Murray Harbour for lunch, or choose another restaurant if preferred. Lunch is at your own expense.

Panmure Island - Visit one of the oldest lighthouses on the island. Climb it if desired. Note: Lighthouse hours may vary. Learn about Panmure Island and enjoy the beautiful beach.

Montague - On the return journey to Charlottetown, pass through the charming town of Montague and discuss various topics.

Private 5-Hour Tour of the North Shore of PEI

Dalvay - Visit this historic house, now a hotel.

Prince Edward Island National Park - Travel through the National Park, stopping briefly at Covehead Lighthouse, one of the most photographed lighthouses on the island, and Brackley Beach.

The Dunes Studio Gallery & Cafe - Visit this popular gift shop, gallery, and gardens. This is an optional stop.

Farmers’ Bank of Rustico Museum & Doucet House - View the exterior of the Farmers Bank, the oldest Catholic church on PEI, and the oldest house on PEI. Admission to the Farmers Bank is not included, and more time may be needed if you wish to enter.

North Rustico Harbour - Explore this popular and beautiful town. Lunch can be enjoyed here or elsewhere at your own expense, with extra time if needed. Visit a large fishing village, another PEI lighthouse, and drive by the Roating House before entering the second section of the PEI National Park.

Prince Edward Island National Park - Continue through the second section of the National Park, stopping briefly for a photo opportunity at Mackenzies Brook and Oceanview Lookout.

Green Gables - Visit the famous Green Gables Historic House. Choose to explore the site or take a few pictures.

New Glasgow - Stop at the renowned Prince Edward Island Preserve Company. Sample or purchase preserves and enjoy the beautiful views before returning to Charlottetown.

Private 6-Hour Tour of the South Shore of PEI and the Confederation Bridge

Blockhouse Point Lighthouse - Admire this scenic lighthouse and enjoy stunning views of the harbor mouth and Charlottetown. Note: The lighthouse is not open to the public.

Port-la-Joye - Fort Amherst - Learn about the history of this former fortress and its Mi’Kmaq, Acadian, and British connections. Now in ruins, it offers a glimpse into the past.

Cumberland - Visit the unique St. Martin’s of Tours Roman Catholic Church and enjoy the views from the property. Note: The church is not open to the public.

Canoe Cove - Visit this popular South Shore beach with its distinctive red sand.

Confederation Bridge - Stop by the Confederation Bridge to admire its beauty and learn about this impressive structure. Enjoy views from various vantage points in the town.

Cape Traverse Landing - Discover the historical significance of Cape Traverse, especially its connection to the mainland.

Victoria - Explore the charming village of Victoria by the Sea, with free time to enjoy the village before returning to Charlottetown.

• Private transportation
• Admission fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Admission fees
• Admission fees
• Bottle water is included on the private tours

• Gratuities
• Meals
• Drinks on the food tour aren’t included . However water is included and the shot on the tour are .

Discover the Island with a seasoned local guide. On the first day, choose between two popular tours: the Charlottetown Walking Tour or the Charlottetown Food Walking Tour.

This multi-day tour offers a more affordable option than booking each tour separately!

Please note that the order of the days can be adjusted based on availability.

On the second day, explore the stunning southeastern P.E.I. and its lighthouses. You’ll also visit the oldest church on PEI and enjoy other picturesque sights.

The third day takes you to the renowned North Shore region. Experience the breathtaking P.E.I. National Park and visit top attractions such as the famous Green Gables House, North Rustico, and New Glasgow.

On the final day, discover the tranquil south shore of PEI, featuring many underrated attractions. Marvel at the impressive Confederation Bridge and the delightful village of Victoria by the Sea.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.