Most Popular Places to visit in Prince Edward Island

Charlottetown, the provincial capital, a colonial port is well designed with tree-lined streets and rows of wooden frame houses. Main attractions include the Province House, a beautiful Georgian building Nova Scotia sandstone, the site of the 1864 discussions that led to Canadian Confederation and the Confederation Centre, which houses art galleries, theaters, a restaurant and a museum. Founders Hall, located on the waterfront in Charlottetown, is a newly opened attraction, which tells the story of Canada from the Charlottetown Conference of 1864 to the present.

Cavendish, Stanhope, Brackley ... along the northern coast of the island, just follow the "Blue Heron Drive, and is the island's national park offers public beaches, picnic areas, sand beaches safe and supervised. There are plenty of parking, changing rooms and restaurant, and all are well maintained. everywhere you go over 1760 km off the island, you'll find beautiful beaches, numerous national parks.

The first thing that will seduce you with the breathtaking beauty of the island. If you go on the Confederation Bridge to reach the island, or arriving by ferry, was first attracted to the cliffs of red sandstone, red clay clinging to their shoes and ropes sensitive time after leaving their costs.

You will be impressed by the miles and miles of white sandy beaches surrounding this island paradise, the sands shift and change every day sight. Enjoy the colors and textures patchwork of green grass that covers the island.