Experience Highlights
- Tour Green Gables House – the old farm site that inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery’s world-famous Novel, Anne of Green Gables
- Photo stops in quaint villages, of rolling farmland, fishing villages, lighthouses and the beautiful Cavendish Beach
- Stop at Prince Edward Island Preserve Company, which uses locally grown fruit to make delicious jams and marmalades
- Extend your tour to include lunch at a local restaurant, and photo stops at Dalvay by the Sea and Covehead Lighthouse.
- Duration: 4 - 7 hours
- Type: Private Experience
Greig
Travel Specialist
Enjoy a scenic drive through the rolling farmland and quiet harbours scattered along Green Gables Shore. En route, admire the staple sights of Atlantic Canada's charming coastline, from fishing villages to white-walled lighthouses and the powdery sands of Cavendish Beach. Literature lovers will love to wander through the 19th century Green Gables House, the muse of L.M. Montgomery’s renowned novel, Anne of Green Gables. Follow this with a stop at Prince Edward Island Preserve Company for hearty cuisine and sweet treats made from locally grown fruit. This four-hour tour runs throughout the summer and can be extended to a full day to include lunch at a local restaurant and peruse various galleries full of fine Canadian crafts, pottery, artwork and gardens. The tour ends in Charlottetown with photo opportunities at Dalvay by the Sea and Covehead Lighthouse.
This tour starts and finishes in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
Gallery
1/5 - Anne Green Gables Credit ©Tourism PEI John Sylvester
2/5 - Anne Green Gables Credit ©Tourism PEI John Sylvester
3/5 - Anne Green Gables Credit ©Tourism PEI John Sylvester
4/5 - Cavendish Beach Dunes Credit ©Tourism PEI Carrie Gregory
5/5 - North Wilshire Credit ©Tourism PEI Heather Ogg
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