Visit Point Prim Lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse on Prince Edward Island, built in 1845. This rare round brick lighthouse offers beautiful coastal views and a glimpse into the Island’s early maritime history.

Visit St. John’s Presbyterian Church in Belfast, a historic landmark reflecting the area’s strong Scottish heritage and early settlement roots. Built in 1824 it's the oldest church on Prince Edward Island. Some locations visited operate on a donation basis, and your guide supports these sites to help preserve local heritage and community spaces.

Follow Orwell Cove Road to a quiet coastal stop, where your guide will share a brief shellfish demonstration and insights into PEI’s local fishing traditions.

Visit Hannah’s Bottle Village, a unique folk art attraction featuring miniature buildings crafted from thousands of recycled glass bottles. Some locations visited operate on a donation basis, and your guide supports these sites to help preserve local heritage and community spaces.

Stop at Pinette Park Provincial Park for coastal views, with time to walk over to nearby Pinette Wharf to experience a traditional PEI fishing harbour.

Travel along scenic Jack’s Road, a traditional PEI heritage road, weather permitting. In softer conditions, an alternate route via McPhail’s Road may be used.

Enjoy a scenic drive through Prince Edward Island’s rolling farmland, red sandstone coastline, and quiet rural communities. Along the way, your guide shares local history, stories, and insights into Island life beyond the main tourist areas. “I take a different scenic route each way.”