Canada · PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND & CHARLOTTETOWN
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Below are the 15 best prince edward island & charlottetown tours in Canada right now, with what each one costs, how long it runs and the kind of traveller it suits. The first is the safest booking on the page.
Half-day PEI tour from Charlottetown: Green Gables House, coastal photo stops, Rustico lobster stories, and local preserves on an AC coach.
“Very enjoyable. Excellent guide who was born and raised on PEI. Very informative. Highly recommend this tour group. Only wish guests would abide by time limits.”
Small-group Anne of Green Gables tour from Charlottetown with Cavendish Cliffs views, heritage admission, and Preserve Co gardens.
“We enjoyed the tour, we were able to see many places in PEI. 100% worth it. 👍”
Anne of Green Gables meets PEI on a 4-hour small-group tour with hotel pickup, narrated Charlottetown drive, and heritage-site visits.
“This was an excellent tour. Well organized and a wonderful tour guide. I highly recommend this tour.”
A 2-hour small-group Charlottetown walking tour with a local guide, covering Province House, Victoria Row, and more for $20.28.
“Empty your brain before this excursion as it will be filled with facts about Charlottetown and its history, growth, and development. Very interesting tour. My only recommendation is not to spend a half hour in one location. Even if we move only 100 feet up the street or walkway it will give us a chance to move and not remain standing for extended periods.”
A 2-hour, small-group walk through Charlottetown’s top landmarks, with free stops inside historic churches and cultural sites.
“Excellent review of PEI w first generation stories and family highlights, pleasant and professional!”
1-hour Charlottetown double-decker highlights tour from the cruise terminal, with Victorian homes, Province House, and waterfront views.
“Excellent 1 hour trip on a double decker bus. The guide was very knowledgeable and funny. Easy pick up right next to the cruise port. Highly recommended.”
Walk Charlottetown with a small guide group, see iconic architecture and gardens, and get an easy, memorable intro to PEI.
“Great guide and lovely little tour of a beautiful town”
Small-group walk in Charlottetown to Province House, Great George Street architecture, Victoria Row, and the arts center, in 2 hours.
“Tatiana was very enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and entertaining! We truly enjoyed our tour learning about the rich history of the area. We highly recommend this tour.”
Ride Solar’s Charlottetown waterfront Solar PartyBike blends sights and two food stops with rider discounts, capped at 14 people.
“Shawn, our host/driver was very friendly, knowledgeable about the town history Played great music and the restaurant stops for food and drinks were very good, but the seats were very uncomfortable, and old.”
Take a 2-hour guided walk in Charlottetown’s historic core with Jamie, free entry stops, and stories of Canada’s beginnings, rain or shine.
“A Guide can make or break a tour. Kelly was excellent, very informative. Paced the tour for our group. Highly recommended,”
Eat, sip, and learn on a 3-hour Charlottetown walk with mussels, lobster roll, oysters, and local history sites.
“Loved this tour! Ken was entertaining and provided a lot of historical info. The food was all GREAT even the moonshine was okay! Time between each food stop because there is a lot to hear about! Definitely recommend this tour!”
Horse-drawn carriage through Charlottetown past Province House from Founders Hall, guided by locals in about 40 minutes for $23.
“Amber and her husband were great fun and excellent guides. They knew and obviously loved the area. The tour was a very interesting look at Charlottetown.”
A 55-minute Charlottetown city and harbour tour, with key heritage stops plus a waterfront cruise past the Yacht Club.
“Our guide Glen was fantastic! Learned so much about PEI. I wish he would’ve kept talking while we were out in the harbour, but overall it was a great tour.”
Charlottetown by e-bike in 3.5 hours: Province House landmarks plus the easy Confederation Trail, guided in English.
“It was my first riding an e-bike but everyone was very helpful and I really enjoyed the tour. Thanks”
A GPS-triggered audio walk through downtown Charlottetown, from Port to Province House, with churches, confederation sites, and spooky stories.
“Loved being able to replay the audio if we didn’t catch it all the first time. I listened to the complete audio again the next day.”
