There are so many reasons for Canadians to travel over the summer months. But if you’re in a ‘vacation’ state of mind this year, chart a course in a new direction. This summer, make it a PEI vacation.
Come for the fun. Come for the sun. Come for the miles and miles of beaches in the color of your choice from white to champagne to pink or red. Or come to Prince Edward Island for the golf, the seafood, the birding, the cycling, the clam digging or the antiquing.
A PEI vacation brings you the opportunity to sink your toes into the singing sand at Basin Head beach. It brings a moment’s reflection in the tidal pools in any of seven Provincial Parks – or Prince Edward Island National Park, one of Canada’s National Parks. It promises the opportunity to walk the shores hand in hand and fall in love all over again as the sun sets over the water. A PEI vacation offers a Canadian travel experience unlike any other.
If shopping is more your penchant, Summerside or Charlottetown are chockfull of artisan crafts including hand-stitched quilts, pottery bowls, intricate woodworking and woven tapestries. Traditional crafts studios dot Prince Edward Island, speaking to its history as the home of Confederation itself. With this much color and culture offering up a Canadian travel experience nothing short of breathtaking, take a moment to catch your breath in a seaside cafe lingering over the fresh colours, smells and tastes of the catch of the day.
Whether you’re in need of an adventure, or craving a quiet moment’s reflection, PEI offers a complete and comprehensive Canadian vacation travel experience. From hotels and resorts to more modest bed and breakfasts or campsites, Prince Edward Island invites you to vacation on your terms.
So come for the fun. Come for the sun. Come for the golf and the beaches. Most of all come to the Island this summer for the memories of a Canadian travel vacation. We want to show you good times unlike any other you’ve ever experienced.
Prince Edward Island is Canada’s smallest and greenest province. Cradled on the waves of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the Island is known for the vivid colours of its gently rolling landscape. The Island is surrounded by miles of sandy beaches and red sandstone cliffs and is sized just right for touring. Visitors to the Island return home not only relaxed and refreshed – they often claim to have been transformed, which leads us to wonder “What if the World Had Been to Prince Edward Island?”
Prince Edward Island Canada is Canada’s smallest and greenest province. Cradled on the waves of the Gulf of St. Lawrence
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