Heartland Coastal Audio Driving Tour

Buckle up for the ultimate island road trip where the vibrant red earth meets the deep blue of the Atlantic. This GPS-guided audio tour takes you on a sweeping journey through the heart of Prince Edward Island, from the historic streets of Charlottetown to the towering red cliffs of the south shore and the rolling hills of the pastoral interior. As you drive, you’ll trace the stories of Mi’kmaq ancestors, Acadian refugees, and the "Fathers of Confederation." You’ll visit the birthplace of a nation, hear tales of buried pirate treasure, and see why the island's soil is its most famous trademark. You’ll also walk in the footsteps of the island's most beloved red-headed resident, Anne of Green Gables, whose stories have made this landscape famous around the world.

monious traditions of the island’s original stewards.

" and the sprawling emerald fields that produce a quarter of Canada’s potatoes, a true testament to PEI’s agricultural heart.

Traverse an ancient Mi’kmaq "camping ground" where the legacy of Acadian and Scottish settlers lives on amidst a picturesque landscape of rolling farmland and tidal salt marshes.

e Revival masterpiece that has hosted royalty and served as a cinematic backdrop for "Road to Avonlea."

ble winged locals that thrive where the land meets the sea.

Red Gold: Trace the fascinating evolution of the lobster fishery from field fertilizer to world-class delicacy.

A place locals affectionately call "The Crick." This is the quintessential PEI fishing village, where life is still dictated by the rhythm of the tides.

Montgomery’s imagination at the historic farmstead that inspired "Anne of Green Gables," the island’s most beloved literary treasure.

Experience the 'Main Street' of island summer life in Cavendish, a bustling resort hub rooted in centuries of farming, fishing, and world-class scenery.

hips and the sea conceals a treasure trove of world-renowned delicacies

Discover the emotional roots of Anne of Green Gables at this historic site, where a modest white cottage holds the massive legacy of a writer whose stories have traveled the world in over 30 languages.

Discover why this breathtaking vista is the island’s most photographed spot, offering a window into both the peaceful life of the hamlet and the incredible power of the Atlantic.

Discover the real-life 'Lake of Shining Waters' at this storied property, where you can walk the grounds that transformed a young girl's imagination into a global classic.

Uncover why foodies worldwide look to these northern shores for the perfect oyster, a global delicacy defined by the unique 'merroir' of the island's shallow, sun-warmed bays.

Discover a striking contrast of island history at the 1905 red sandstone railway station and the nearby Haunted Mansion—a towering, Tudor-style estate filled with gothic charm and spooky surprises.

Hear the tale of the 'Fox Houses'— estates built during a time when island innovation sparked a global luxury obsession that rivaled the value of gold.

ginal Highland settlers continues to thrive and echo across the red soil.

Uncover the mystery behind the name 'Seacow Head' and learn about the giants of the Strait that early explorers once mistook for cows in the 1700s."

two worlds: the Acadians and the Irish immigrants who transformed a rugged wilderness into the lush, green heartland you see today.

Gaze upon a true engineering marvel, the world's longest bridge over ice-covered waters, then explore the bustling heart of Borden-Carleton, where 1930s steam power meets modern innovation at the historic Marine Park and the charming shops of Gateway Village.

Hear from a rugged "Iceboat Man" who stood at the starting line of the island’s most dangerous winter tradition.

residents are the island's most famous photo subjects.

Discover why this charming community has become a favorite stop for travelers looking for a laugh and a unique photo op.

here you can explore the legacy of the 'Keepers of the Light' and the golden age of steamship travel.

Northumberland Strait: Discover the chilling folklore of the strait’s phantom ship, a ghostly vessel so convincing it has triggered real-life Coast Guard searches through the fog.

Discover why George Washington apologized to the island after a daring harbor raid, set against the backdrop of PEI's iconic, fast-eroding red shoreline.

We'll uncover the local legend of how a sold-out circus nearly derailed the birth of Canada.

Pirates of the Red Earth... Hear from a "man of the black flag" about the days when PEI’s shores were a gold mine for rogues and privateers—and learn why treasure hunters are still digging for Captain Kidd’s buried hoard.

d’s identity was shaped by three different cultures through peace, war, and resilience.

a journey that led PEI from a skeptical holdout to the heart of the Canadian story.

Bridge the gap between rural legends and urban history as you approach the island’s vibrant capital—a city where Victorian red-brick charm meets modern craft breweries and world-class theater.