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Discover picturesque Green Gables Shore on a half-day tour from Charlottetown. This area of Prince Edward Island inspired L.M. Montgomery’s classic novel, “Anne of Green Gables.” Admire the hilly landscape, beaches, and sandstone cliffs, and tour Green Gables House with a guide. After, stop at the Prince Edward Island Preserve Company, a riverside restaurant with artisan preserves, fine teas, local crafts, and more.

Explore Prince Edward Island on a custom, private tour tailored to your interests and cruise schedule. Visit landmarks like Green Gables Heritage Place, PEI National Park, Dalvay by the Sea, Brackley Beach, Covehead Harbor, North Rustico, and charming fishing villages. Enjoy coastal scenery, red sandstone cliffs, local history, and photo ops. Travel comfortably with a knowledgeable guide sharing stories and hidden gems. A flexible itinerary, private transport, and personalized service make for an unforgettable PEI experience.

Join me for a tour filled with hidden gems, scenic views, and plenty of Instagram-worthy moments. With over 18 years of living on Prince Edward Island and more than a decade of guiding, I’ve had the pleasure of creating over 100 unforgettable experiences for visitors from around the world. Let me show you the Island through a local’s eyes—and help make your time on PEI one to remember.

See the capital city of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, on this sightseeing bus tour that explores the waterfront, city, and key sights. Learn about the island from your guide and see the city’s highlights like Province House, Victoria Park, Beaconsfield, and more. Get tips from your guide on places to eat and shop in the walkable downtown area.

Discover Prince Edward Island's best-known landmarks and most scenic corners, all in one day—this private driving tour makes exploring simple. Meet your guide in the morning at your Charlottetown accommodation, and set off: you'll discover historical fishing villages, Brackley Beach, Prince Edward Island National Park, the Dalvay-by-the-Sea National Historic Site, and can even visit Green Gables (additional expense). As you go, learn the stories behind the sights from your guide's commentary.