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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND HOLIDAYS > CANADA
Holiday Prince Edward Island.
Canada's smallest province in terms of both size
and population.
The province comprises the island of the same name located in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, northeast of New Brunswick and north of Nova Scotia from which it is separated by the Northumberland Strait. The strait was recently spanned by Confederation Bridge.
Counties PEI : Kings County, Prince County, Queens County
Capital City of Prince Edward Island: Charlottetown
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Camping & Caravanning
Camp Canada - Camping / Campgrounds
Wilderness campsites | Full facility campgrounds for RVs | Quiet scenic sites | Trailer parks with all amenities for families | Camping resorts | RV parks
Car Rental Canada
Holiday Autos -
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Holiday Homes, Cottages, B&B's
Peisland.com - PEI Vacation Property Rentals
Prince Edward Island's vacation portal, where you can plan your PEI vacation locate your accommodations, find activities, dining, festivals and events, check out real estate, and go shopping.
Holidayhomes.ca - Vacation accommodation in P.E.I.
Holiday Junction - Canada Accommodation, Lodging
Hostels
Backpackers Hostels Canada - backpacker community in Canada
YMCA -YWCA - Canadian Youth Hostels
Hotels Prince Edward island
Ebookers
Hotels.com -
National Parks
Parcs Canada - Prince Edward Island National Park
The western tip of Greenwich, a peninsula that separates St. Peters Bay from the Gulf of St. Lawrence,
became part of Prince Edward Island National Park in 1998 to protect and preserve the natural and cultural resources found in the area.
Travel Agents / Tour Operators
Thomas Cook
- Create your perfect trip
Atlantic Tours
Escorted tours [ the provinces of Atlantic Canada — New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova
Scotia, and Prince Edward Island ], Great Canadian Sailing Expeditions [ cruise the majestic coastlines of
Canada's Eastern Seacoast onboard the new expedition cruise vessel, Caledonia, Canada's largest Tall Ship.
Cruise the majestic fjords of Newfoundland and Labrador, tour the historic UNESCO World Heritage site at Lunenburg, Nova Scotia or the sandy white beaches of Iles de la Madeleine ] and more
Frontier Travel
Abegweit Sightseeing Tours
North Shore Tour, Charlottetown Tour, South Shore Tour, Anne of Green Gables & Kindred Spirits Tour, Beach Scene Bus Service.
Maxim Vacations - Charlottetown, East PEI, Western PEI etc.
a leading Canadian tour wholesaler specializing in self drive, escorted and ski vacations. We offer a series of
the very best travel options to be found in Canada in partnership with Air Canada, CanJet and Thrifty Car
Rental. Our air-inclusive travel packages offer exceptional value and are designed to make Atlantic Canada accessible and affordable.
PEI ferries
Vision The Atlantic Canada - Atlantic Canadian travel specialist
Whatever your needs, from 26 well researched self drives, incentive packages, escorted tours, adventure & nature products, car rental, ferries and accommodations to suit all tastes and budgets
Tr avel Guides Prince Edward Island
Moon Spotlight Prince Edward Island (Moon Handbooks)
Andrew Hempstead (Author) Paperback: 60 pages; Publisher: Avalon Travel (29 April 2010); ISBN-10: 1598805592; ISBN-13: 978-1598805598.
Prince Edward Island Colourguide
Colleen Abdullah and Laurie Brinklow Paperback: 208 pages; Publisher: Formac Publishing,Canada; 5th Revised edition edition (15 April 2007); ISBN-10: 0887807240; ISBN-13: 978-0887807244.
Transport / How do I travel to Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown Airport
NAV Canada
Flight Operations [ Aviation Weather Web Site, Register to File a Flight Plan Over the Internet [PDF], NOTAM,
Aeronautical Information Products, Operations Report, ANS Programs, Local Area Weather Manuals and more ]
Book flights at ebookers and benefit from discounted airfares. View their latest offers and book your flights, accommodation, car hire and insurance online
The railway transportation system ceased service on PEI on December 31, 1989 after 114 years of service. The railway beds have been converted into the Confederation Trail.
Acadian Lines - inter-city passenger service
Daily bus service from Moncton, New Brunswick to Borden-Carleton, Summerside, Kensington and Charlottetown
CTMA Sea links crossing Îles de la Madeleine and Prince Edouard Island ferry, cruise on St-Lawrence
PEI Shuttle - Passenger Shuttle Service Between Halifax and P.E.I.
Shuttle to PEI
The island is also accessible by the Confederation Bridge from Cape Jourimain, New Brunswick or by car ferry from Caribou, Nova Scotia.
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Government Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown - Capital City of Prince Edward Island
Kings County PEI
The is quite picturesque, and has been termed the "Hills and Harbors" area by the Province's tourist authority.
It is characterized by rolling countryside, peaceful rivers, picturesque beaches and vibrant colors: the pristine
white of winter snow, the brilliant violet of the lupins that line the roadways in spring, the green of the summer
grass and fields, and the kaleidoscope of hues in the autumn leaves. The back roads maintain the same color
throughout the year - the famous rich red which is characteristic of the Island. Much of the land is used for
agricultural purposes, though there is a substantial amount of woodland, allowing for hiking, camping and bird- watching.
Cities: Cardigan, Georgetown, Montague, Murray Harbour, Murray Harbour North, Souris, South Lake
Prince County Cities: Albany, Bedeque, Kensington, Kinkora, Mill River East, O'Leary, Summerside
Queens County - western part of the province
Cities: Belfast, Cavendish, Charlottetown, Town of Stratford
Alberton Located in Prince County in the western portion of Prince Edward Island, SW. of Tignish.
Cornwall - Town of Cornwall - 4th largest community, west of Charlottetown.
It is bordered by the North River to the east and the West River to the south and west. Cornwall's location
along the Province's main transportation route between the Confederation Bridge and the Capital City gives it advantages for many types.
Georgetown
Georgetown is a town, located at the mouth of the Brudenell River at Cardigan Bay, in Kings County. Georgetown is adjacent to Brudenell River Provincial Park which hosts a campground and tourist
accommodations. Two of the province's top golf courses are located at the Brudenell River Resort at the same location.
Montague - Town of Montague
Montague the Beautiful, as the name suggests, is one of the prettiest towns on the Island. Graced with a
tranquil river, lovely tree-lined streets and stately homes, it is a wonderful environment for residents and
visitors alike. Montague's location in the heart of Kings County also makes it a regional centre of business and commerce, an excellent place for investment.
Souris - Town of Souris - economic hub of the Bays and Dunes region
Souris is also the terminus of the car ferry to Les iles-de-la-Madeleine. At the New Harmony Demonstration
Woodlot, a trail and an adjacent heritage road provide excellent hiking and cycling. Between Souris and East
Point magnificent pearly white beaches stretch endlessly, bordered by grass covered dunes. Beaches such as Basin Head, Red Point and Sally's Beach are never crowded. Singing Sands!
Stratford - Town of Stratford - 3rd largest community - Across the Hillsborough or East River
Whether it's an overnight stay or a summer-long journey, Stratford, Prince Edward Island is a wonderful place
to visit. There are numerous amenities, including a bevy of recreation options, world-class golfing, shopping,
and sightseeing, right in the Town. And, adjacent to Charlottetown, the Provincial capital and home to the
Island's only commercial airport, makes Stratford a convenient starting point for an Island vacation
Summerside - City of Summerside - 2nd largest city and located in Prince County
There's always something fun to do for everyone in the family in Summerside, Prince Edward Island. Whether
you're strolling through our charming, historic neighborhoods, catching a show at the beautiful Wyatt Center, or enjoying any number of year-round sports and recreation events.
St Petersbay
St. Peter's Landing
St. Peter's Landing features a variety of merchants, as well as a Mussel Interpretative Center describing the mussel industry of Prince Edward Island.
St. Peter's Landing is also connected to the Confederation Trail by a pedestrian bridge that crosses over the water and onto the trail.
Confederation Bridge - Pont de la confédération
The Confederation Bridge joins the eastern Canadian provinces of Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick,
making travel throughout the Maritimes easy and convenient. The curved, 12.9 kilometre (8 mile) long bridge is the longest in the world crossing ice-covered water.
Elmira Railway Museum
Known as the end of the line for those traveling east on Prince Edward Island, Elmira Station became an important part of railroading on the Island in the early 1900's.
Lighthouses - see InfoPEI For those who love lighthouses, Prince Edward Island is a virtual gold mine. Scattered along the coast are 50
light structures. An outstanding example of preservation of the history and culture associated with the
lighthouses can be found in the Bays & Dunes region. At the Provincial Visitor Centers, visitors can get
brochures and marking sheets. If they visit at least eight of the seventeen sites, they will be awarded a commemorative Prince Edward Island Lighthouse Lovers Certificate. See also East Point Lighthouse.
Morell River - see Island East - Crowbush The Morell River is one of the best Island rivers for fishing Atlantic salmon. The salmon season for the Morell
River begins earlier and concludes longer than on other Island waters. There are many other locations in the
area for other types of sport fishing. You'll be sure to find deep sea and tuna charters in the area as well as a
little kayaking for those who love the sea. This is a town where touring includes quiet, sandy beaches, adventurous water sports, fine dining and charming B&Bs as well as country inns.
Pointseastcoastaldrive.com
Forget the traffic, the crowds and the anonymous hustle and bustle of big city life as you travel through the
towns and communities of Points East Coastal Drive. Small in size but big in personality, they offer friendly folk
, essential services for vacation supplies and each boasts its own unique attraction, be it a not-to-be-missed museum, shop, restaurant or festival.
Cuisine - Canadian cooking
Recipe Source - Canadian Recipes
History of the prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island - Wikipedia
The island is also referred to as Abegweit, this name being derived from the Mi'kmaq word for Prince Edward Island, Epekwit'k, meaning "cradled (or cradle) on the waves."
As a French colony comprising part of Acadia, the island was called Île Saint-Jean. Acadians on the island,
many having already fled a British-ordered expulsion in the mainland British colony of Nova Scotia in 1755,
were subsequently deported in 1758 when the British seized Île Saint-Jean during the Seven Years' War.
Heritage Canada Foundation - see heritage links
"...preserve and demonstrate and to encourage the preservation and demonstration of the nationally
significant historic, architectural, natural and scenic heritage of Canada with a view to stimulating and promoting the interest of the people of Canada in that heritage."
Music, Arts & Culture, Events
Courthouse Theatre
Harbourfront Theatre [ Summerside ] One of Prince Edward Island's foremost year-round professional performing arts venues, showcasing the
finest local and regional artists and world renowned touring acts and theatrical productions.
Quilts of Prince Edward Island: The Fabric of Rural Life - 1551097680 Sherrie Davidson (Author)
Paperback: 228 pages; Publisher: Nimbus Pub Ltd (30 April 2011); ISBN-10: 1551097680; ISBN-13: 978-1551097688.
Elmer Harris The Fortune peninsula has been the scene of many historic events, from the early 18th-century Acadians
who built dykes to reclaim the flood plain to tenant farmers who rebelled against their absentee landlords a
century later. In the 1920s the spian colony thrived in the area, and stories of romance and intrigue of this
period abound. The renowned American playwright Elmer Harris based his dramatic work Johnny Belinda on
events in this community. Today, Harris' original home has been restored and houses an elegant inn and restaurant.
Festivalspei.com
Festivals and Events PEI is a federation of festivals, events, and suppliers which includes over 80 members.
Festival & events PEI
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Festival and Events Calendar
Web Portal / Directories
Island East - Travel Guide to Eastern Prince Edward Island
Bays & Dunes [ a cornucopia of nature's abundance - of land forms, bird life, vegetation, and most of all, color ], Hills & Harbours
PEI Online
Prince Edward Island is divided into six Daytour Regions to help you discover our Island. Each region has its
own name, colour and a plethora of things to discover: Sunsets & Seascapes, Ship to Shore, Anne's Land, Charlotte's Shore, Bays & Dunes, Hills & Harbours
Peisland.com - PEI Vacation Property Rentals
Prince Edward Island's vacation portal, where you can plan your PEI vacation locate your accommodations, find activities, dining, festivals and events, check out real estate, and go shopping.
Acadie.net - Le carrefour virtuel des Acadiens
Guide de l'Acadie
Atlantic Coast Alliance
Walk on the Ocean Floor, Feel the Spray from the Slap of a Whale's Fluke, Crack into a Succulent Lobster, Hear a Gaelic Sea Shanty at a Ceilidh, Learn to Stepdance at an Acadian Soiree
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