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Explore Prince Edward Island with a 4-day private tour featuring scenic stops, historic sites, charming villages, lighthouses, and local wine tastings—all in an air-conditioned vehicle with personalized service.

This private multi-day tour in Prince Edward Island offers an immersive journey through PEI’s most beloved sights. Priced at $1,756.16 per group of up to 5, the tour spans 4 days, combining scenic landscapes, historic landmarks, and local flavors. The tour includes pickup, air-conditioned transportation, and all admission fees for parks, lighthouses, and Green Gables.
Designed for those who want a comprehensive experience without the hassle of planning, this tour covers a broad range of highlights across PEI. The flexible itinerary allows the order of days to change based on availability, making it adaptable for your schedule. This tour suits travelers seeking a relaxed, in-depth exploration of PEI’s coastlines, towns, and history, with the convenience of private transportation and expert guides.
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This private multi-day tour offers a well-rounded view of Prince Edward Island, from historic Charlottetown to quiet rural beaches. The tour features a mix of guided walks, scenic drives, and stops at notable attractions like PEI National Park, Green Gables, and lighthouse sites. The private transportation ensures comfort and flexibility, with water included throughout the trip.
The guide leads you through the island’s history, including the 1864 Charlottetown Conference, and shares stories about shipbuilding and local legends. The tour’s customizable order means it can adapt to your preferences or weather conditions, making it a flexible choice for small groups.

On Day 1, the tour begins at Confederation Landing Park, where the discussion focuses on PEI’s history and shipbuilding. Next, the group visits Peake’s Wharf or indulges in seafood at Peake’s Restaurant & Bar, tasting Mussels with a white wine and cream sauce—a highlight for seafood lovers.
The Great George Street Historic District showcases PEI’s architectural past, with stories about the Bank of PEI, Bishops Palace, and the Great Fire. The tour continues to Province House National Historic Site, site of the 1864 Charlottetown Conference, marking a pivotal moment in Canadian history.
Later, the stops include Charlottetown City Hall and Rochford Square, offering insights into local governance and urban development. The tour concludes the day at Beaconsfield Historic House, where the guide discusses its architecture and the surrounding attractions like Victoria Park.

Travelers choosing the food tour option will enjoy stops at Water Prince Corner Shop, renowned for its fresh seafood, and Lobster on the Wharf, where participants learn about lobster fishing and processing at the Lobster Pound. These stops highlight PEI’s maritime economy and culinary traditions.
Additional stops include a visit to Rossignol Estate Winery, where guests taste local wines, and the iconic Cape Bear Lighthouse with its connection to Marconi Station and the Titanic. The wine tasting is an optional but recommended addition, offering a chance to appreciate PEI’s emerging wine scene.

On Day 2, the tour ventures east to Belfast, home to St. Johns Presbyterian Church, PEI’s oldest church. The group visits Hannah’s Bottle Village, a colorful handmade collection of bottle houses, and explores the Point Prim Lighthouse, PEI’s oldest lighthouse, where visitors can climb or simply enjoy the views.
The journey continues to Wood Islands Lighthouse, next to the ferry to Nova Scotia, with interactive rooms and scenic views, before returning to PEI’s interior. The day wraps up with a visit to Murray Harbour for lunch at the Harborview Restaurant or other local eateries, at the group’s own expense. The day ends with a visit to Panmure Island Lighthouse, one of the oldest on PEI, with optional lighthouse climbs.

Day 3 takes the tour to the North Shore, starting at the Dalvay historic house turned hotel. The group then explores PEI National Park, stopping at Covehead Lighthouse and Brackley Beach for scenic photos and brief walks.
The tour emphasizes outdoor scenery and natural beauty, with stops at The Dunes Studio Gallery & Cafe for art and garden views. Cultural sites like the Farmers’ Bank of Rustico, Doucet House, and North Rustico Harbour showcase PEI’s rural charm and fishing industry.
A highlight is Green Gables, where visitors can admire the setting of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s beloved stories. The day concludes at the Prince Edward Island Preserve Company, where tasting preserves offers a sweet end to the day.

On Day 4, the focus shifts to PEI’s quieter southern coast. The tour stops at Blockhouse Point Lighthouse, offering panoramic views of Charlottetown Harbour. The Port-la-Joye – Fort Amherst site reveals the island’s military past and Mi’kmaq, Acadian, and British connections.
Additional stops include Cumberland’s St. Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church and Canoe Cove with its distinctive red sand beaches. The group visits Argyle Shore, another popular beach with scenic views. The day wraps up at the impressive Confederation Bridge, where travelers learn about its engineering marvel and significance connecting PEI to the mainland.
The final stop is at Victoria by the Sea, a charming village with shops, galleries, and seaside ambiance. Visitors have about an hour to explore before heading back to Charlottetown.

This private tour starts at 8:00 am and ends back at the original meeting point. The air-conditioned vehicle offers comfort, and water is supplied throughout the trip. All admission fees for parks, lighthouses, and Green Gables are included in the price, making the tour straightforward and stress-free.
Meals are not included, but stops for lunch are available at your own expense, with flexible timing to suit your preferences. The tour is suitable for most travelers, including those with service animals, and most activities are accessible.
Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance, with a full refund, offering peace of mind for planning. Weather-dependent cancellations are rare, and alternative dates or refunds are provided if needed.
This private multi-day tour in Prince Edward Island delivers an engaging, flexible way to see the island’s top sights, historic landmarks, and scenic landscapes. Its customizable schedule, comprehensive stops, and inclusive fees make it a convenient choice for families, small groups, or anyone seeking an in-depth PEI adventure.
While meals are not included, the tour’s stops for seafood, wine, and preserves offer delightful tastes of PEI’s local culture. The comfortable transportation and expert guide ensure a smooth journey through the island’s varied scenery.
This tour suits visitors who value personalized service, diverse attractions, and a thoughtfully paced exploration of PEI’s coastlines, towns, and history. It provides a well-balanced mix of nature, culture, and cuisine, all wrapped in a private, relaxed atmosphere.
Is transportation included in the tour? Yes, private air-conditioned transportation is included for all four days.
Are all entrance fees covered? All major admission fees—including parks, lighthouse visits, Green Gables, and the PEI National Park—are included in the price.
Can I customize the itinerary? The order of the days can change based on availability, offering some flexibility for your schedule.
What is not included? Meals and drinks are not included, but stops for lunch are available at your own expense. Water is provided throughout.
Is the tour suitable for children or those with limited mobility? Most activities are accessible, and the tour is designed to accommodate most travelers, including service animals.
How do I cancel or reschedule? Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the tour’s start time, with a full refund.