Prince Edward Island Canada Travel

To the energetic explorers–the bold, brave and daring. To those who leap at the chance to make each day more invigorating than the last. This is your Island. A breathtaking destination, filled with wandering trails, endless beaches and unique experiences everywhere you look. Pack your gear and your curiosity. Come find Prince Edward Island.

Every summer, thousands of tourists descend on the island to visit its beaches and seaside villages, many of which lie within the boundaries of Prince Edward Island National Park. Famed for its shellfish, lobsters and oysters, the island excels in farm-to-table dining, and it's a great place to experience modern Canadian cuisine at its finest.

Prince Edward Island. Miles of sandy beaches (many of which are local secrets), green pastoral hills, and red sand cliffs combine on this 139-mile-long island on Canada’s eastern coast.

With a short tourist season, the long summer days of July or August are the best time to visit Prince Edward Island. From March 2016, British tourists will need an electronic travel authorisation visa to visit Canada. Apply through your travel provider or visit www.cic.gc.ca It is customary to tip 15% in restaurants and 10% for taxi rides.