• Belfast - The journey begins at St. John’s Presbyterian Church in Belfast, the oldest church on PEI. Here, visitors will learn about its history, and if open, take a brief look inside.
• Hannah’s Bottle Village - The next stop is Hannah’s Bottle Village to admire the handmade Bottle Houses. This attraction is free, though donations for the IWK Children’s Hospital are appreciated.
• Point Prim Lighthouse - At Point Prim Lighthouse, visitors will discover the history of the oldest lighthouse on PEI. There is an option to climb up or explore the grounds and gift shop. Please note that lighthouse hours may vary.
• Wood Islands Lighthouse - The tour continues to Wood Islands Lighthouse, located next to the Wood Islands Ferry. Here, guests can explore the lighthouse and its interactive rooms, with views of Nova Scotia in the distance. Lighthouse hours may vary.
• Rossignol Estate Winery - A visit to a local winery follows, where guests can learn about its wines. This stop is optional, and a tasting tour is available if desired.
• Cape Bear Lighthouse & Marconi Station - At the next lighthouse, visitors will learn about the Cape Bear Lighthouse and the former Marconi Station, including its connection to the Titanic.
• Murray Harbour - The tour will stop at Harbourview Restaurant in Murray Harbour for lunch, if chosen. Other restaurant options are available. Lunch is at the visitor’s own expense.
• Panmure Island - The final lighthouse stop is at Panmure Island. Visitors can climb this historic lighthouse and learn about Panmure Island, as well as enjoy the beautiful beach. Admission to the lighthouse is included if visitors choose to go up.
• Montague - The return journey to Charlottetown passes through Montague, known locally as Montague the Beautiful, offering views of the picturesque countryside as the tour approaches Charlottetown.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance fees

• Gratuities
• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

Discover the relaxed lifestyle and stunning lighthouses of Southeastern PEI with a multi-generational Islander.

Upon departing the city, venture into the lesser-known areas of Southeastern PEI. Here, large tour buses and the bustling crowds of Charlottetown and Cavendish are rare sights. Instead, experience the authentic local life and hear their captivating stories.

Travel through picturesque farmland, quaint fishing ports, and uncover hidden treasures like Hannah’s Bottle Village, the island’s oldest church, the fishing port of Grahams Pond, a delightful winery, and some breathtaking beaches.

During the tour, explore four distinctive lighthouses, each with its own unique history and tale to share.

• There is steep stairs at the Lighthouses which may not be suitable for everyone

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