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Cavendish Beach

PEI's most iconic red sand beach — warm Gulf water, dunes, and Anne of Green Gables country.

City of Charlottetown

The birthplace of Canada — a lively harbour waterfront with restaurants, galleries, and ocean views.

Greenwich Dunes

A rare parabolic dune system in PEI National Park — quieter than Cavendish, wilder than anywhere else.

Confederation Trail — Kensington

450 km of flat, car-free trail across the whole island — the best cycling in Atlantic Canada.

Confederation Bridge

The longest bridge over ice-covered water in the world — 12.9 km connecting PEI to New Brunswick.

Victoria Park

Charlottetown's green heart — ocean-view walking paths, a beach, and the best picnic spots in the city.

Basin Head (Singing Sands)

The Singing Sands — squeaky quartz beach on the east end of the island, far from the tourist crowds.

North Cape

The windswept tip of the island — whale sightings, wind turbines, and the longest natural rock reef in North America.

Brackley Beach

A quieter stretch of PEI National Park — warm red sand, dunes, and calmer surf than Cavendish.

Fox Meadow Golf & Country Club

Stratford's premier 18-hole course — tree-lined fairways and some of the best-kept greens on the island.

Belvedere Golf Club

Charlottetown's historic 18-hole club — elegant fairways minutes from downtown, on the banks of the West River.

Cavendish Campground

Parks Canada's most popular campground — steps from the beach, inside PEI National Park.

Stanhope Campground

The quieter national park campground — wooded sites near Brackley Beach with a more relaxed pace than Cavendish.

Summerside

PEI's second city — a relaxed waterfront with the best sunsets on the island and easy access to the western trail.

Stratford

Charlottetown's east-shore neighbour — quiet harbourfront trails, family beaches, and a quick hop across the Hillsborough Bridge.

Cornwall

Charlottetown's west-shore neighbour — West River boardwalks, Terry Fox Sports Complex, and the gateway to the south shore.

Pondside Park

Stratford's quiet 1 km nature trail through varied terrain along a stream — a peaceful escape minutes from Charlottetown.

Tea Hill Provincial Park

Stratford's family beach and park on Hillsborough Bay — calm red-sand swimming, full amenities, and a quick drive from Charlottetown.

Kensington

PEI's fastest-growing town — rolling farmland, the Confederation Trail trailhead, and a tight-knit community between Summerside and Charlottetown.

Kinlock Beach

A peaceful red-sand beach on the Northumberland Strait — warm water, low crowds, and stunning sunsets over Hillsborough Bay.

Fullerton's Creek Conservation Park

Stratford's 140-acre wilderness park — 4 km of forested trails through Fullerton's Creek valley, one of the largest natural areas in the Charlottetown region.

Charlottetown Airport

PEI's main gateway — check wind and visibility before you fly or pick someone up.