Charlottetown Small Group Harbour Food Tour

Your Charlottetown food tour begins with a warm welcome from your friendly local guide outside the main entrance of Founders Hall. After a quick introduction, you will head to your first delicious stop, where you will enjoy a creamy, flavorful seafood chowder that’s sure to impress your taste buds.

Take a scenic walk through one of Charlottetown’s most picturesque and historically rich waterfront areas—Confederation Landing Park and Peake’s Wharf. This peaceful stretch along the harbor combines stunning natural views with deep cultural roots, making it a must-see for anyone visiting Prince Edward Island.

No culinary visit to Charlottetown is complete without sampling fresh Prince Edward Island oysters—and there’s no better place to enjoy them than along the city’s scenic harbourfront. As you continue your tour near Peake’s Wharf, you’ll stop for a taste of one of the island’s most iconic delicacies, served fresh and cold, just steps from the water they’re harvested from.

Step back in time with a visit to Province House, one of Charlottetown’s most important and historic landmarks. Often referred to as the “Birthplace of Confederation,” this elegant Georgian-style building is where the Charlottetown Conference took place in 1864—setting the foundation for the creation of Canada.

Discover the creative heart of Charlottetown with a visit to the Confederation Centre of the Arts, a vibrant cultural hub that celebrates Canadian heritage through music, theatre, and visual art. Located just steps from Province House, this national memorial to the Fathers of Confederation is a highlight of downtown and a proud symbol of Prince Edward Island’s artistic spirit.

No visit to Charlottetown is complete without seeing the stunning St. Dunstan’s Basilica, a landmark that towers over the city’s skyline with its majestic spires and detailed stonework. Located in the heart of downtown, this French Gothic Revival cathedral is one of Prince Edward Island’s most iconic buildings and a testament to the island’s deep-rooted heritage.

ce Edward Island’s most famous ice cream shop. Located near the waterfront and just a short stroll from Founders Hall, this iconic stop offers the perfect treat to wrap up your culinary journey before headed back to founders Hall.