2025 Prince Edward Island Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Prince Edward Island is one of Canada's thirteen provinces and territories, located in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in the Atlantic Ocean, adjacent to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. It is the smallest province in terms of land area and population, but the most densely populated. The island has several nicknames: "Flowerman of the Bay," "Birthplace of the Confederacy," and "Cradle of the Confederacy." Its capital and largest city is Charlottetown. It is one of the three Maritime provinces and one of the four Atlantic provinces. Before the influx of Europeans, this was the traditional territory of the local indigenous people, the Mi'kmaq, and it was colonized by the French in 1604 as part of the Acadian Colony. At the end of the French and Indian War in 1763, the island was ceded to Britain as part of the Colony of Nova Scotia, and in 1769 it became a British colony in its own right. Prince Edward Island hosted the Charlottetown Conference in 1864 to discuss the union of the Maritime Provinces; however, that conference became the first in a series of conferences that led to the formation of the Canadian Confederation in 1867. Prince Edward Island was initially hesitant about confederation, but in 1873, faced with bankruptcy and railroad construction due to land issues, became Canada's seventh province. Before 1997, Prince Edward Island was probably more well-known in Hong Kong than Toronto and Vancouver, because it was probably the province with the lowest threshold for Hong Kong people to immigrate to Canada at that time. Even though I didn't immigrate, I knew about this place, and when I traveled to eastern Canada, it became a place I must visit. If this is your first stop in eastern Canada, you might like this place, but if you drive from Toronto, you will pass through New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Maine, and then enter New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in Canada before arriving at Prince Edward Island. There are so many beautiful sights along the way that I didn't feel anything when I arrived at Prince Edward Island. But this is not because I am tired of the beautiful scenery, but compared with the previous ones, the scenery here is really unremarkable. If you want to have a pure vacation, then this may be a good choice, after all, the supporting facilities are relatively complete. #OverseasTravel #CanadaTourism #Atlantic #Gulf of St. Lawrence #canadatravel #IslandHoliday #staycation

What a trip. If you’ve never been to PEI, now is the time. You can either make it over to the island by car over a bridge or by ferry. You do not get charged for entering the island but when you leave you will be charged. Beautiful island to visit and lots to see and do. If you’re a fan of the novel Anne of Green Gables then this is the place for you. The freshness of the seafood here is second to none. End your trip with a visit to Cow’s ice cream, supposedly one of the best ice cream’s man has created.

#fallingseason Exploring Prince Edward Island by road is distinctly different from most other places in Canada. The Island's scenic heritage roads literally take you back in time to experience a part of the rich history that encompasses the Island. Narrow, red clay lanes characterise the heritage roads of Prince Edward Island with some including a forest canopy of vibrant hues during fall. While you're touring the Island, it's worth your time to check out some of the roads that hug the coastline to showcase the stark beauty of the Atlantic Ocean. The three major coastal drives of the North Cape, Central, and Points East highlight every mile of coastline on the Island. You can expect unobstructed views of the Atlantic and lots of areas to stop and stretch your legs while taking in the view Prince Edward Island is one of eastern Canada's maritime provinces, off New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The large island is marked by red-sand beaches, lighthouses, and fertile farmland, and is renowned for seafood like lobster and mussels. Charlottetown, the capital, is home to Victorian government buildings & the modern Confederation Centre of the Arts, with a theatre and art gallery #freehotelstay. #fallingseason. #placetosee #stunningbeach #londontrip #beachparty #boracaytrip #bangkoktrip #beijingtrip #tokyotrip #shenzhentrip #sanyatrip #newyortrip ¹#hangzhoutrip #beachlovers #topbeach #placetovisit #bestbeach #travel #perfectbeach #localescapes #singaporetrip #helloautumn #triptravelguide #triptravel #beachvacation #hotelstaycation

This time, the Canadian people still left a very good impression on me. 1. The waiter at PEI The Great George Hotel was careful to find that I liked to eat orange for breakfast, so I had to leave two for breakfast for two consecutive days. I was very touched by 2. Prince Edward The island (PEI) islanders are super friendly, perhaps because there are fewer people, no matter whether they know each other, they meet Hello, take the initiative to smile, make people feel very comfortable; 3. At the Toronto subway station, I take things from my pocket carelessly I lost 100 Canadian dollars to the ground and I didnt know it. Later, someone picked up the money and chased it back to me... I also touched a [smirking] 4. The license plates of various provinces in Canada are unique and reflect the local Features; PEI's license plate, you can choose foxes, flowers, fish, etc. as a personal embellishment. Which of the following license plates do you know? Their license plates are hung in the back, and you don't need to hang it in front of you, like Figure 6, Figure 7.

When it comes to Easter holidays, and when it comes to continuous rain, nothing can be done, only the food can not live up to. On the island of Prince Edward, Canada, in addition to seafood, it has been held for 9 years in a row of "PEI Burger Love burger love", which allows the loved ones to enjoy Prince Edward throughout April. The island's local beef is delicious. More than 30 restaurants across the island participated in the Burger Love event, and a total of 85 hamburgers were prepared for you to taste. There are only 150,000 resident residents in PEI, but there are more than 400 large and small farms. Naturally grazing, beef meat is naturally delicious. Although the island has entered the big lobster season since May, high-quality seafood has blossomed everywhere, but the Canadians who love meat still take a good PEI hamburger as their heart. Georgetown's Wheelhouse restaurant, in conjunction with Burger Love's activities, opens to 4.1 in advance and specializes in the hamburger special menu for April; no wonder his hamburger is made to make me a person who doesn't usually love hamburgers. Praise a few points. The beef is particularly tender and juicy, and the slightly sweet sauce is also tasteful. I can't help but vote for it on peiburgerlover's voting website. BTW Chef Terry, who is a burger, is also a handsome and handsome Islander. In addition to hamburgers, his home-cooked foods such as fried fish rolls, onion rings and oysters are also in place.