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Prince
Edward Island attractions, hotels, inns, resorts, lodges, campgrounds, holidays, vacations,
tours, excursions, adventures and other tourist services
are featured in user-friendly directories on
this site. Interesting and colourful advertisements linked to tourism
websites make travel planning easy and fun. Directories include cities, resort towns and a
regional tourism directory.
For towns and cities not shown in the menu, please select the PEI Directory or click on the image map locations. |
Charlottetown,
the capital city of PEI, has numerous attractions including
Founders Hall - Canada's Birthplace Pavilion, Beaconsfield House, the annual
Charlottetown Festival and much more.
Other attractions in south central PEI include Chelton Beach Provincial Park, the shops and restaurants of Gateway Village at the foot of the Confederation Bridge and the shops, galleries and cafes of Victoria-by-the-Sea. Western PEI attractions: Eptek Centre of Art & Culture - Summerside, Green Park Shipbuilding Museum - Park Hill, Acadien Museum - Miscouche, Canada's only Potato Museum - O'Leary and the West Point Lighthouse on the coast south of O'Leary. In Cavendish, "Anne of Green Gables" fans will enjoy visiting the gabled house which was once home to Lucy Maude Montgomery's aunt and uncle. It later became the setting for the famous story. Central north shore attractions: PEI National Park, Cavendish Beach Resort and the lobster fishery museum in North Rustico Activities in this region include waterslides, adventure parks, deep-sea fishing, golf and kayaking. Southeast attractions: Historic Village at Orwell, heritage homes of Georgetown and the beach in Panmure Island Provincial park. Eastern PEI: Cardigan Water Science Centre, PEI Miniature Railway in Elmira, the Lighthouse at East Point and miles of white sand beaches at Basin Head. |
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Prince
Edward Island is a unique and wonderful vacation destination
in Canada's Atlantic region. It is a scenic island with small fishing villages, numerous
lighthouses, potato farms and cattle grazing on lush green
pastures. For recreation there are 13 provincial parks, more than
50 campgrounds, 25 golf courses and biking or walking along the
274-kilometre Confederation Trail. The island's
best known attraction may be Green Gables, the home that inspired
Lucy Maude Montgomery's 1908 novel Anne of Green Gables. It is located in
Cavendish, part of Prince Edward Island (PEI) National Park. PEI
Park's miles of
beautiful white beach sands are also a tourist attraction.
Many
visitors arrive on the island by driving across the 13-kilometre Confederation
Bridge which connects New Brunswick with PEI. After touring the
island, consider returning to the mainland by the Northumberland
and Bay Ferry. The relaxing
75-minute trip from Woods Bay, PEI to Caribou, Nova Scotia
sometimes includes live performances by local fiddlers. 
