PEI - Points East Coastal Drive

PEI's Point East Coastal Drive is the perfect place for an unforgettable vacation. Its natural beauty is astounding - lush forests, never-ending fields, and white sandy beaches. Points East Coastal Drive is a pretty spot.

Cherry Valley Look Out has one of the loveliest views in Prince Edward Island. As tourists travel to Point Prim, the island's oldest lighthouse, they can stop in at the Orwell Corner Historic Village. Visitors can experience farming in PEI in earlier times. Macphail Homestead has 130 acres of trails and gardens. The Red Lane Gardens are known for their abundance of summer day lilies.

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Between Cherry Valley ad Point Prim, families can enjoy the Pinette Day Use Provincial Park. History buffs will be intrigued by the Selkirk Cultural and Heritage Centre in Belfast. Golfers always enjoy a game at the Belfast Highland Greens.

If visitors arrive by ferry, they land at Wood Islands. Tourists can visit the Wood Islands Lighthouse and Interpretive Centre. This picturesque area offers excellent shopping and dining - even the island's only commercial winery. Nearby Northumberland Provincial Park is a popular stopover.

The Cape Bear Lighthouse and Marconi Museum has an interesting replica of a famous Canadian landmark - the first land station to receive distress calls from the Titanic. As well, Beach Point has a unique attraction; an old ship has been transformed into a showcase for antiques. With its spectacular view, Murray Harbour is also quite a sight. Kings Castle Provincial Park is always a big draw in this part of the Points East Coastal Drive.

Going north towards Cadigan, tourists will find an amazing beach in Panmure Island Provincial Park. They can also go across to Panmure Island and explore a historic lighthouse. Visitors will enjoy an afternoon at the Garden of the Gulf Museum - PEI's oldest museum.

Prince Edward Island is filled with unique sights and attractions. Seeing the buffalo graze at Buffaloland Provincial Park in Milltown Cross is a one-of-a-kind experience. Within this region, tourists can also enjoy various fun activities including bike rides, boat trips, and golf games in a splendid setting.

In the Georgetown-Rollo Bay area, theatre lovers can enjoy a performance at King's Playhouse - followed by a leisurely walk though A.A.Macdonald Memorial Gardens. This region has plenty of opportunities for family fun with Bay Fortune Day Parks, Launching Point, and Sally's Beach Provincial Park.

In Souris, visitors can check out the Souris Beach Provincial Park. They can also visit the Matthew and McLean Building Heritage Historium. Many vacationers head to the Îles de la Madeleine from Souris and stop at Red Point Provincial Park. Tourists can then move on to experience Basin Head beach and its "singing sands."

Try some blueberry vodkas in Hermanville from PEI's only producer of potato vodkas. Tour the St. Peter's Courthouse & Museum as well as the Discovery Museum in Mount Stewart. Enjoy a stroll on Shipwreck Beach in Naufrage.

Wherever tourists wander on the Points East Coastal Trail or anywhere on the island, they can always find excellent accommodations and friendly services. PEI cottages and hotels are known for their island hospitality. Explore Points East Coastal Drive, as well as all points on Prince Edward Island, on your next vacation.

PEI - Points East Coastal Drive

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