Prince Edward Island
The home of Anne of Green Gables, incredible red sand beaches, green pastoral landscapes and a charming island way of life. Tee off at one of 25 stunning golf courses in the morning, then kayak the warm ocean water in the afternoon before enjoying fabulous seafood cuisine in the evening.
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The capital of the smallest province in Canada has a colossal backstory: it’s where the nation of Canada was founded. Today, more than 150 years later, history is still engrained in Charlottetown’s graceful homes, colourful storefronts and charming lighthouses. Watch fishing boats come to shore with the makings of legendary fare (savoury seafood chowder, steaming lobster, just-shucked oysters), head to a rooftop or waterfront eatery, find a quaint inn (Anne of Green Gables-style) and slow down to Prince Edward Island time.
The capital of the smallest province in Canada has a colossal backstory: it’s where the nation of Canada was founded.
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There’s a reason Prince Edward Island is called “Canada’s Food Island.”
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Cultural landmarks, great shopping and dining, and beautiful golf courses are just a few Charlottetown highlights.Cultural landmarks, great shopping and dining, and beautiful golf courses are just a few Charlottetown highlights.
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Canada’s smallest province brings big attractions, from best-selling books to one of the world’s longest bridges.Canada’s smallest province brings big attractions, from best-selling books to one of the world’s longest bridges.
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Book your accommodation with Check in Canada - the national reservations platform owned by the Hotel Association of Canada.Book your accommodation with Check in Canada - the national reservations platform owned by the Hotel Association of Canada.
