Hiking Prince Edward Island

Your adventure begins with an interpretive tour led by costumed guides through the historic center of Charlottetown. Learn about the fascinating history of this island before enjoying dinner in town and attending an optional performance of Anne of Green Gables. (If interested in attending this famous performance, tickets should be purchased upon receiving confirmation of your trip as reservations are limited).

After breakfast, a short transfer brings you to the picturesque fishing village of Victoria-by-the-Sea, where you can visit the lighthouse and stock up on lobster rolls and handmade chocolates for a picnic lunch. From here, continue on to the Confederation Bridge and Gateway Village, and make your way along the historic Confederation Trail to your charming accommodation in Kinkora.

This morning, a thirty minute transfer brings you to the north coast, where you’ll walk along one of the quietest and nicest beaches on the island. Begin at the mouth of Malpeque Bay - famous for its oysters - and continue to the Cape Tryon lighthouse. If the tide permits, you can kick off your shoes and walk along the sandy beach. At the end of your walk, visit the fascinating Anne of Green Gables Museum before a transfer to Cavendish.

Spend the morning visiting the Green Gables Heritage Place, and then make your way along the Homestead Trail and the beautiful Cavendish Beach. After lunch, enjoy the hiking trails of Robinson’s Island from Brackley Beach, or partake in optional alternatives such as sea kayaking, golf, deep sea fishing, or cycling.

Today’s walk brings you along the shores of St. Peter’s Bay on the most scenic stretch of the entire Confederation Trail. Make your way to the boardwalks at the stunning Greenwich Dunes before arriving to your comfortable accommodation for the evening.

Visit the fascinating Fisheries Museum at Basin Head, where you can learn about the history of the fisheries on the island through artifacts and exhibits. Afterward, enjoy a long walk on the magnificent Singing Sands, so called because they squeak as you walk. If desired, make the optional crossing to the secluded beach at South Lake before a transfer returns you to Charlottetown for the evening.

After breakfast, continue on your onward travels.