Prince Edward Island National Park spans a spectacular stretch of land encompassing sand dunes, salt marshes, remnants of an Acadian forest, coastal headlands, beaches, and sandstone cliffs.

Fun Fact: Abegweit, the Mi’kmaq word for Prince Edward Island, often is interpreted as “land cradled on the waves.” The name’s a perfect fit since nowhere on the island is farther than ten ...

It is located in Prince Edward Island National Park. The beach is beautiful itself with it's creamy looking sand and the dunes that are breath-taking. This is a beautiful stretch of beach in ...

Prince Edward Island National Park — are centrally located and within easy driving distance from each other. I drove across the Confederation Bridge, completed in 1997, that connects the island ...

It’s a National Historic Site, located within Prince Edward Island National Park. West Point Lighthouse – This is one of P.E.I.’s most famous lighthouses. Located in West Point, this landmark has an ...

Stick a pin in the map to see where Prince Edward Island is The Atlantic Canada region as ... Cavendish is one of many amazing places to visit in Prince Edward Island I’d love to take a trip to ...

Take a leisurely stroll or guided hike around the expansive Prince Edward Island National Park. Experience the majestic Dunes ...