10 Excursions match your criteria

As you rove along the north shore landscape most famous for its red cliffs and sandy dunes, you'll get a real taste of what makes Prince Edward Island such a treasured vacation destination. Stop off at the Anne of Green Gables homestead and walk in the footsteps of one of Canada's most celebrated authors, Lucy Maud Montgomery. Then indulge in a favorite island tradition, a lobster ceilidh at the Prince Edward Island Preserve Company. Combine a magnificent view of the River Clyde, impressive surrounding gardens, a traditional lobster lunch and foot-stomping musical entertainment for an experience that will please all of your senses.

Note: Walking is at your discretion on paved sidewalks, gravel pathways, wooden decks and grassy areas with some steps and inclines. The second floor at Green Gables is not wheelchair accessible. less

This tour takes you to some of Prince Edward Island's top attractions and most scenic locations. You’ll start with an introduction to the capital of Prince Edward Island, with a highlights drive past the Historic Waterfront and through Charlottetown. Uncover the island’s rich history as the Birthplace of Canada while you drive along Great George Street to Province House National Historic Site. Take a drive through Victoria Park and see Beaconsfield historic home, one of many Victorian homes once owned by wealthy merchants and shipbuilders. Continue your journey to Borden, to see the world’s longest bridge that covers frozen water, and the chance to shop for lovingly handcrafted souvenirs. Next, skirt the North Shore to the quaint fishing village of North Rustico, where breathtaking coastal vistas await you. Take in the fresh salt air while the famous red sand caresses your toes and you snap a few keepsake photos on the beach. This leg stretch is followed by a casual lunch of local seafood. After lunch, drive to picturesque Cavendish to visit Green Gables, the farmstead which inspired the setting for L.M. Montgomery to create her beloved tale of a red-haired orphan, Anne of Green Gables. On the return drive to Charlottetown enjoy a tour and sample what is arguably Canada’s premium ice cream at Cow’s Creamery. Note: Walking is at guest’s discretion on paved sidewalks, gravel pathways, grassy areas and slight inclines with some steps. Not all buildings are wheelchair accessible. less

Board a trolley for a historical and cultural tour of Charlottetown. Begin with the Fathers of Confederation route called Great George Street, where the Fathers of Canada formed the country in 1864. Visit the Province House Legislative Chambers and pass by historic homes dating back to the 1820’s, including the Lieutenant Governor's mansion. During the stop at Province House, stroll down Victoria Row with its quaint boutiques including the Green Gables Store. Note: Trolley is not wheelchair accessible. Participants must be able to get on and off the trolley themselves. Not all shops are wheelchair accessible. less

Led by a friendly and knowledgeable tour guide, this tasting tour will provide you with a great opportunity to sample some of the Island's unique foods and beverages as well as gain an appreciation for the city's history. This walking tour of Downtown Charlottetown will include stops at various shops, restaurants and a brew pub during which you'll get a taste of some of the Island's fresh oysters, steamed mussels, olive oils, craft beer/spirits, hand-cut French fries, local charcuterie meats and more (on occasion there may be substitutions).

Charlottetown history will also come alive through the engaging stories of some of the city's most fascinating people, buildings and events. Known as the Birthplace of Confederation, Charlottetown hosted the 1864 Conference that began the process of establishing Canada as an independent nation. Banquets and private lunches played a huge role in the success of the discussions so food is something Islanders take great pride in. You won't be full by the end of the tour but will have a great sense of some of the Island's most unique tastes. There's no time to shop while on tour however, most of the locations provide discounts to participants who return after their tour ends.

Note: This tour involves approximately two miles of walking on pavement and city sidewalks with inclines and about 30 steps. It’s not recommended for guests with walking disabilities or on a wheelchair. The Gahan House Bewery (beer tasting) and the Olde Dublin Pub (mussel tasting) are not wheelchair accessible. Participants must be at least 19 years of age to sample alcoholic beverages. less