Sample Tour of the South Shore

Includes a visit to a MicMac Indian Village located at the National Historic Park site called Fort Amherst/Port-La Joye. Here you will get to see how the early MicMac lived and visit the site where the French established the first European settlement on the Island. Fort Amherst was built on the site of Port-La Joye in 1758 when the British captured Port-La Joye.

Fort Amherst/Port-La Joye offers a breathtaking view of our present Capital, Charlottetown, from the site of PEI's first capital, Port-La Joye.

From this location, we resume our tour along the beautiful coastal scenery of the south shore of the Island, making our way to the and tranquil village of Victoria. ,p>We continue our tour by visiting the beautiful Gateway Village in Borden, the point of entry to Prince Edward Island off the Confederation Bridge. The south shore tour ends with the return to Charlottetown travelling throughout the beautiful Island countryside. (Please Note: Groups wishing to travel over the Confederation Bridge can request to do so. An Additional charge applies for this feature on the South Shore Tour). .