Welcome to Prince Edward Island | Tourism PEI
The eastern end of the Island is all about the beaches - over 50 just minutes apart. Let lighthouses guide you to phenomenal parks, historic attractions, fine cuisine, artisan studios, festivals and events and welcoming places to stay.
Visitor's Guide - Tourism PEI
It’s that special something that you feel when you are on Prince Edward Island. You will recognize it, but you may not be able to put your finger on exactly what it is. Is it the salt in the air, the red cliffs that line our sandy beaches, the cuisine, or the people who welcome you?
What to Do - Tourism PEI
For many visitors, the search ends on Prince Edward Island. Get ready to unpack your sense of discovery with endless beaches, wandering trails and unique attractions. Every inlet is like a storybook with its own songs, tall tales and unique way of doing things.
About Prince Edward Island - Tourism PEI
Prince Edward Island is located off the east coast of Canada in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Affectionately called the Island, it is nestled among the Atlantic Provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador.
Trip Ideas - Tourism PEI
Prince Edward Island has three coastal drives to explore. You’ll stop again and again for photos of grazing cows, fishing boats, country churches, pretty painted houses as well as historic and iconic landmarks.
Places to Go in Prince Edward Island - Tourism PEI
The eastern end of the Island is all about the beaches - over 50 just minutes apart. Let lighthouses guide you to phenomenal parks, historic attractions, fine cuisine, artisan studios, festivals and events and welcoming places to stay.
in Prince Edward Island - Tourism PEI
Discover the beauty of Prince Edward Island from the air with a private 50 minute aerial tour for up...
Anne of Green Gables | Tourism PEI
When Anne of Green Gables was published in 1908, most people could only dream of visiting its magical setting. Since then, millions of fans have travelled to Prince Edward Island to discover the place that inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery’s stories and characters.
History & Culture | Tourism PEI
Around 5000 years ago, rising sea levels created a new island in the Maritime peninsula. Over the course of its history this island has been known by different names, some of which have been lost over time. Discover how it came to be called Prince Edward Island.
Where to Stay - Tourism PEI
Sep 25, 2012 · We believe in celebrating every season on Prince Edward Island. In summer, pair a great place to stay with golf, a music festival or culinary favourites like PEI Lobster.