Prince Edward Island Anne Green Gable North Shore Tours

Stanhope village is facing the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.

The Covehead Harbour Lighthouse is a square, tapered, 8.2 metre (26.9 ft) tall wooden tower surmounted by a square, wooden lantern. It is located among the dunes of Prince Edward Island National Park of Canada, on the beach just to the east of the entrance into Covehead Bay. It is the second lighthouse on the site, built in 1975 as a replacement for the original tower.

Beautiful red cliff and popular white sand beach And rest room (as needed)

The First Farmers Credit Union Bank of Canada and the oldest Acadian home on PEI (The Doucet House), and the oldest Acadian catholic church.

The fishing port in North Rustico, Learn about the lobster industry and the lighthouse.

The shore and beach are geologically diverse and a real-time example of how water and wind shape and change the Island

Depending on chosen you can stop just for a photo opportunity or spend 30 minutes exploring the site.

wn for its delicious, high-quality products. During the tour, visitors can learn about how COWS makes its ice cream and cheese, as well as the history of the company. It’s also a great place to try some of their popular ice cream flavours and enjoy a sweet treat!

Downtown Charlottetown is a great place to explore and see some of Prince Edward Island’s history and culture. Visitors can walk along the waterfront, explore Victoria Row, visit local shops and restaurants, and see historic buildings such as Province House. It’s a fun stop where people can enjoy the city, take pictures, and experience the lively atmosphere of downtown.