Grand Tour 2027
Duration: 6 days and 5 nights
Canada and the Caribbean
Canada
Maritimes
Prince Edward Island – Self-guided
Starting at
1429$
per person
Duration
6 days
or more
5 nights
Level
Level:
2 - Easy - hilly - 40 to 70 km
The island exudes charm
With its slow and peaceful pace of life, the island will charm you. In Cape Traverse, see the Confederation Bridge, then take a trip through Acadian country via Mont-Carmel. Further north, the port of Malpeque, with its millions of delicious oysters, awaits you.
Take the Green Pine Coast Drive to Prince Edward Island National Park and go for a swim at Dalvay Beach. Finally, in Charlottetown, Confederation Landing Park and the charming Great George Street are worth a visit. The same goes for Victoria Park and its red-sand beach. As the local slogan says: “The sweetness is on the island…”
Drive Self-guided
With the “ Self-guided ” package, enjoy your trip on your own terms, with complete independence. We’ll provide you with the itinerary and book your accommodations—the rest is up to you!
Package includes
5 nights in two- to four-star hotels and guesthouses, based on double occupancy;
3 breakfasts;
- luggage transport between each stopover city (one bag per person, maximum 20 kg);
- information to ensure a smooth trip: contact information and phone numbers for transportation providers at the destination, bike shops, an emergency contact number, etc.;
- GPX data, maps, and daily itineraries in electronic format;
- taxes;
Not included: transportation to the passenger’s departure point, their luggage, and their bicycle; equipment, such as the bicycle; parking; breakfasts in Charlottetown; a guide; mechanical assistance and access to a support vehicle; expenses in the event of a mechanical or physical mishap; coverage under the Travel Agents’ Customer Compensation Fund (FICAV), which is $1 per $1,000 and its applicable discount.
Package includes
5 nights in two- to four-star hotels and guesthouses, based on double occupancy;
3 breakfasts;
- luggage transport between each stopover city (one bag per person, maximum 20 kg);
- information to ensure a smooth trip: contact information and phone numbers for transportation providers at the destination, bike shops, an emergency contact number, etc.;
- GPX data, maps, and daily itineraries in electronic format;
- taxes;
Not included: transportation to the passenger’s departure point, their luggage, and their bicycle; equipment, such as the bicycle; parking; breakfasts in Charlottetown; a guide; mechanical assistance and access to a support vehicle; expenses in the event of a mechanical or physical mishap; coverage under the Travel Agents’ Customer Compensation Fund (FICAV), which is $1 per $1,000 and its applicable discount.
Additional Information
Departure/Return
Route rating: 2
A fairly easy route: includes a few small valleys; 40 to 70 km.
Additional Information
Departure/Return
Route rating: 2
A fairly easy route: includes a few small valleys; 40 to 70 km.
Check the elevation profiles
Check out the elevation changes along this route and plan your upcoming trip with all the information you need. Please note that the elevation changes are provided for informational purposes only and may not always reflect actual conditions on the ground.
Day-by-Day Cycling Itinerary
Short route: 191 km • Long route: 330 km
1
Day 1
See you in Charlottetown.
2
Day 2
Charlottetown, Hampshire, Hartsville, Kinkora, Freetown, Wilmot Valley, Summerside (67 km).
3
Day 3
A day off or a loop route via Mont Carmel, Abrams-Village, Wellington, and Miscouche (55 or 91 km).
4
Day 4
Summerside, Malpeque, French River, New London, Stanley Bridge, Cavendish (60 or 68 km).
5
Day 5
Cavendish, New Glasgow, Brackley Beach, Stanhope, Grand Tracadie, Charlottetown (64 km).
6
Day 6
Loop around Charlottetown via Highfield, North River, and Cornwall (40 km)
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