Prince Edward Island, Canada
Charlottetown, the birthplace of Canadian Confederation, blends rich history with stunning coastal scenery on Prince Edward Island. From red-sand beaches to literary landmarks, it offers international visitors a uniquely charming Maritime experience.
Visit between June and September for warm beaches, open attractions, and festivals.
July and August offer peak summer experiences, though booking ahead is recommended.
Landmark & EngineeringAn iconic 12.9 km fixed-link bridge connecting Prince Edward Island to mainland New Brunswick.
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Beach & NatureA stunning red-sand beach with warm waters, lifeguards, and excellent visitor facilities in PEI National Park.
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Cultural & Literary HeritageThe beloved farmhouse that inspired L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables, set within a scenic heritage landscape.
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Cultural & Literary HeritageA beautifully preserved historic home connected to L.M. Montgomery, still partly inhabited by her family descendants.
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Nature & OutdoorA spectacular national park protecting PEI's iconic red-sand coastline, warm beaches, and diverse ecosystems.
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Historic LandmarkPEI's oldest lighthouse, offering stunning coastal views and a charming display of local history and shells.
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Cultural Attraction & EntertainmentA recreated 19th-century village celebrating the world of Anne of Green Gables with shops, dining, and live entertainment.
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Entertainment & GamingPEI's premier entertainment venue featuring harness racing, casino gaming, and live events in Charlottetown.
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Religious & Architectural HeritageA magnificent Gothic-style basilica in the heart of Charlottetown, notable for its grand scale and spiritual atmosphere.
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Family EntertainmentA charming, compact amusement park beside Cavendish Beach offering rides and fun for young children and families.
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Beach & NatureA beautiful red-sand beach within PEI National Park, offering hiking trails, warm waters, and excellent facilities.
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Arts & CultureCanada's national memorial to the Fathers of Confederation, housing a world-class theatre, gallery, and museum.
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