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Discover … Canada’s smallest province

From the outside, Canada’s smallest province is all red sandstone cliffs and miles of sandy beaches. But underneath it all, Prince Edward Island is countless of year-round festivals celebrating everything from Acadian culture to potatoes; the inspiration behind a story of never-ending passion and imagination; the beginnings of the great country we live in and many more PEI-only experiences. And that is the beautiful island truth.

Charlottetown – The Capital City of PEI

As soon as you set foot in Charlottetown, you’ll soon discover there’s something about the vibrant seaside capital city. Whether it’s seeing the longest running musical in Canada, exploring the events that led to the birth of Canada or enjoying a round of golf in the country’s top golf destination, the city of Charlottetown will give you plenty of unique experiences to work with.

Recommended PEI & Charlottetown Experiences

  • Top Golf Destination

    There’s a reason why PEI is considered Canada’s top golf destination. All of our golf courses – over 30 – are only 45 minutes from Charlottetown and 10 of them are included in the country’s top 100 courses.

  • Beaches for All

    The small island claims a handful of beaches. From the singing sands in Souris to the well-known, red sand of Cavendish Beach, you’re sure to find the one that will fit your yearning for castle-building or romantic walks on the beach.

  • The Birthplace of Canada

    In 1894, The Charlottetown Conference welcomed a group of twenty-three delegates from PEI. The gathering ultimately led to the founding of Canada. Explore the events of Canada’s birth at Founders’ Hall and Province House in Charlottetown.

  • Anne of Green Gables

    Lucy Maud Montgomery’s story of a fiery red-haired orphan is one that many few have forgotten. Winning the hearts of readers from around the world with her never-ending passion for imagination, wrap yourself in wondrous of Anne in PEI where it all started.

  • Island Cycling Adventures

    Whether you’re looking to attack the 400-km Confederation Trail or the local cycling loops; hop on your two-wheeled transportation, take the path most travelled and discover the reasons PEI keeps the wheels spinning.

  • A Cause for Celebration

    From the family-friendly Charlottetown Summerfest to the mellow music of the PEI Jazz & Blues Festival to the oyster shucking competitions of the PEI International Shellfish Festival, there are plenty of PEI festivals and events to go around.

Looking for more travel information?

Visit www.tourismpei.com and www.walkandseacharlottetown.com and find additional travel information including visitor guides available for download, places to stay and other unique experiences.