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Step away from the busy tourist routes and discover the quieter side of Prince Edward Island on this scenic private tour along the southeastern coast. Travel peaceful country roads and coastal shorelines shaped by farming, fishing, and strong Scottish traditions. Visit Point Prim Lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse on PEI, standing since 1845 with sweeping views over the Northumberland Strait. Explore the Belfast area, settled by Scottish immigrants, with a stop at St. John's Presbyterian Church. Travel scenic backroads such as Jack's Heritage Road, where red cliffs, rolling farmland, and quiet coastal views showcase a side of Prince Edward Island that many visitors never see. Along the way, our local guides share the stories, history, and traditions that bring these communities and landscapes to life. Some images courtesy of Tourism PEI.

The North Shore Private Historical Tour is designed to showcase all that Prince Edward Island’s north shore has to offer, beginning with an exploration of the historic city of Charlottetown, its landmarks and heritage sites, including Great George Street, St.. Dunstan’s Basilica, and Province House (the birthplace of Confederation). As we drive into the countryside, we enter the beautiful north shore where you will view wonderful seascapes and vistas, including lighthouses, red cliffs, sand dunes, north shore beaches, mussel farms and fishing villages. There will be ample stops along the way to explore PEI’s national park and to take pictures.

My touring services are top notch. You receive what you booked and then some. You will travel in roomy, comfortable van with all of the modern ammenities and power options.

Join me for a tour filled with hidden gems, scenic views, and plenty of Instagram-worthy moments. With over decades 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.