• Charlottetown - Expert guides will lead visitors through Charlottetown’s historic sites and significant landmarks. The e-bike fleet is meticulously maintained after each use and designed to accommodate all comfort levels.
• Confederation Trail - Spanning the length of Prince Edward Island, the Confederation Trail is ideal for walking or cycling. Constructed on a former railway line, the main trail stretches 273 kilometers from Tignish to Elmira. Additional trails weave through small towns and communities, including central Charlottetown. The trail’s gentle gradients, never exceeding two percent, make it accessible for all fitness levels.
• Province House National Historic Site - Province House hosted the 1864 conference that laid the groundwork for Canada and houses the PEI Legislative Assembly, the second oldest in Canada.
• St. Dunstan’s Basilica - Established in 1913, it serves as the Basilica for the Diocese of Prince Edward Island.
• Government House - Also known as “Fanningbank,” it is the residence of PEI’s Lieutenant Governor.
• Victoria Row - Reconstructed in the 1880s after a major fire, it is a designated National Heritage Streetscape named after Queen Victoria, the Monarch of Canada.
• Confederation Centre of the Arts - This center is the focal point of PEI’s arts community, built to honor the 1864 Charlottetown Conference.
• Charlottetown City Hall - Constructed in the 1880s, City Hall houses the City’s Council Chambers, administration, and the Fire and Police Departments.
• Beaconsfield Historic House - Originally built for James and Edith Peake, Beaconsfield was one of Charlottetown’s most elegant residences and now hosts the PEI Heritage Foundation.
• Charlottetown - Encompassing approximately 150 acres of greenspace in central Charlottetown, it functioned as a Government of Canada experimental farm from 1959 until the 1990s.
• University of Prince Edward Island - A small liberal arts university with a broad scope, it includes the Atlantic Veterinary College, PEI Schools of Medicine, Nursing, and Kinesiology, along with faculties of Education, Applied Engineering, and more.

• Private transportation
• GST (Goods and Services Tax)
• In-person guide

Discover the stunning sights and sounds of Charlottetown on a three-hour electric bicycle tour. At the start, participants will be equipped with an e-bike and helmet, receive an e-bike orientation, and attend a safety demonstration before setting off on the tour. Travelers are advised to dress appropriately for the weather. It’s recommended to use sunscreen and sunglasses, and water and snacks are available for purchase at Rising Tide before departure. There are numerous chances to capture amazing photos. If your cell phone isn’t sufficient, bring a camera!

• The total duration of the tour is 3 hours and 30 minutes. The tour includes selected pass-by sites without stopping. Important Note: The remaining time will be allotted for travel from pick-up to drop-off.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.