Canada · WALKING TOURS IN CHARLOTTETOWN
Every trip has one free day too few. These 4 walking tours in Charlottetown justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Walk 1.3 km through Charlottetown with a local guide such as Ken, Carolyn, Mark, or Josh. Hear stories about PEI, shipbuilding, the Great Fire, Prohibition, ghosts, and the 1864 Charlottetown Conference. The small group is limited to 12, and the route ends beside Beaconsfield Historic House.
“Carolyn was extremely knowledgeable and friendly and took us for a tour that lasted more than 2 hours…. Because she obviously loves what she does!!”
Walk Charlottetown with local guide Jamie Kelly, hearing island stories at St. Dunstan’s Basilica, Province House, Confederation Centre, All Souls’ Chapel, Victoria Park, and the harbour. The easy two-hour route includes a bathroom stop, a small group of up to 12, and time for questions. Bring water and wear shoes suited to city streets.
“Easy meeting place for cruise passengers. Friendly and knowledgeable. Jamye delivered great stories and facts. Lovely day for an easy walk about on PEI.”
Join an English-speaking guide for a two-hour Charlottetown walk from Confederation Landing through Great George Street, Province House, Victoria Row, Beaconsfield Historic House, and the waterfront. Groups are limited to 12, and hotel pickup can be added. Guides have included Joe, Sheila, Grayson, Sam, and Gavin.
“Grayson LaPointe was knowledgeable, kind, respectful and thoughtful throughout the whole tour. He had a good sense of humor too and I had no idea he was famous, as he plays 'Gilbert' in an Ann of Green Gables theatre production. He showed us the where the billboard was and allowed us to take pictures. He was intelligent and allowed us time to enJOY some shops, take pictures and enJOY conversation. It was a wonderful way to see the island I live on as I sometimes feel like a tourist as I do not know the city very well. But I do now, or at least far better than I did…”
Walk central Charlottetown with a local English-speaking guide in a group capped at 20. The route covers Great George Street, Province House, Victoria Row, the Confederation Centre, Beaconsfield Historic House, Government House, and the Victoria Boardwalk. Guides such as Tatiana, Grayson, Kevin, and Olena have earned especially warm praise for their stories and care.
“We had a wonderful tour, our guide, Kevin was very knowledgeable and ethiasic about his hometown. Would recommend to anyone.”
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