Best of PEI Tour

Anne of Green Gables

Beaconsfield Historic House

Beaconsfield Historic House is a beautifully preserved Victorian-era home overlooking Charlottetown Harbour. Built in 1877, the elegant property offers a glimpse into Prince Edward Island’s past through its period architecture, furnishings, and fascinating local history.

Cavendish Cliffs

Cavendish Cliffs showcase Prince Edward Island’s famous red sandstone coastline, shaped over time by the waves of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Located within Prince Edward Island National Park, the dramatic cliffs offer beautiful ocean views, sandy beaches, coastal trails, and some of the island’s most memorable scenery.

Confederation Center of the Arts

Step into Charlottetown’s Confederation Centre of the Arts—where Canadian history, theatre, and visual brilliance come alive in every corner.

Dalvay by the Sea

Step into seaside elegance at Dalvay by the Sea—where heritage, film history, and PEI’s coastal beauty create the perfect storybook escape.

Great George Street

Great George Street is known for its beautiful mix of Georgian and Gothic Revival architecture, creating a fascinating glimpse into Charlottetown’s past. Across from St. Dunstan’s Basilica, look for the bronze sculpture of John Hamilton Gray and John Hamilton Gray, two Fathers of Confederation from PEI and New Brunswick who shared the exact same name and attended the historic 1864 Charlottetown Conference.

Green Gables Heritage Place

Green Gables Heritage Place is one of Prince Edward Island’s most beloved landmarks and the inspiration for Lucy Maud Montgomery’s classic novel Anne of Green Gables. Explore the famous green-roofed farmhouse, charming period rooms, and scenic trails that bring the world of Anne Shirley to life.

PEI National Park

PEI Preserves

Prince Edward Island Preserve Company

Located in one of Canada's most scenic villages, Prince Edward Island Preserve Co. offers visitors an assortment of specialty foods, blended full leaf tea, and spice blends along a beautiful riverside view.

Province House

Province House is one of Prince Edward Island’s most important historic landmarks, located in the heart of downtown Charlottetown. Completed in 1847, it is known as the “Birthplace of Confederation” for hosting the 1864 Charlottetown Conference, where discussions that helped lead to the creation of Canada took place.

Queen Street

Queen Street is one of downtown Charlottetown’s main streets, lined with colourful storefronts, local boutiques, restaurants, cafés, and historic architecture. Stretching toward the waterfront, it’s a lively place to stroll, shop, dine, and experience the welcoming atmosphere of Prince Edward Island’s capital.

St. Dunstan’s Basilica

St. Dunstan’s Basilica is one of Charlottetown’s most recognizable landmarks, known for its soaring twin spires and impressive Gothic Revival architecture. Located on historic Great George Street, the cathedral features beautiful stonework, stained glass, and an ornate interior that reflects Prince Edward Island’s rich religious heritage.

Victoria-by-the-Sea

Victoria-by-the-Sea is a charming seaside village on Prince Edward Island’s south shore, known for its colourful heritage buildings, working harbour, local shops, and relaxed coastal atmosphere. Visitors can stroll the compact waterfront, enjoy fresh seafood, and take in picturesque views of the Northumberland Strait.