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Prince Edward Island Vacation Guide
Follow our Prince Edward Island vacation guide to discover useful information on tourist industry, sightseeing and places of attraction in Prince Edward Island. Here you can also find unique vacations and tours available for Prince Edward Island. This tourism guide page is updated frequently, so visit often.
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One of the most complete travel guides of Prince Edward Island, one of the Atlantic Provinces of Canada. This guide contains very useful information, for travelers, that will help them have a pleasant stay there. |
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A general description of Prince Edward Island, a province defined by color; its green pastoral landscapes are rimmed with red sandstone cliffs that drop into the blue Atlantic. Located in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence between the island of Newfoundland and the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia mainland, PEI is Canada's smallest province and one of its most famous tourist destinations. |
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Here you will find an interesting description of Prince Edward Island, well known for its beautiful sandy beaches and dunes. It is also the home of the gregarious Anne Shirley from Lucy Maud Montgomery's classic Anne of Green Gables. It became the "Cradle of Confederation" after the Fathers of Confederation met there in 1864 to discuss the possible union of five British North American colonies. Canada was formed three years later in 1867. |
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The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see in Prince Edward Island, a beautiful and captivating place, with a distinctive red soil and diverse landscape. |
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A useful and captivating overview of Prince Edward Island, a province that offers a plenty to do on the rest of the island, from deep-sea fishing and windsurfing to golf, skiing and cycling. For those a little less active, there are scenic drives, intriguing museums to visit, and plenty of fine dining. A particular delicacy is the island's famous shellfish, celebrated at the International Shellfish Festival in the Charlottetown Waterfront each September. |
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