About PEI
Prince Edward Island lays in the warm waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence near New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The smallest of Canada's provinces, PEI lacks for nothing.
PEI has a rich cultual history, several live performances theaters, and beautiful rural seaside vistas.
There are three convenient ways to get to PEI. From New Brunswick, cross the Confederation Bridge. Journey from Nova Scotia on the Northumberland ferry. Arrive via the Charlottetown Airport which is in the central part of the Island.
For information, browse the visitors' guide.
Although PEI is small in size it is big on golf, with more that 25 first class courses. Visit Golf PEI for more details.
PEI has a rich cultual history, several live performances theaters, and beautiful rural seaside vistas.
There are three convenient ways to get to PEI. From New Brunswick, cross the Confederation Bridge. Journey from Nova Scotia on the Northumberland ferry. Arrive via the Charlottetown Airport which is in the central part of the Island.
For information, browse the visitors' guide.
Although PEI is small in size it is big on golf, with more that 25 first class courses. Visit Golf PEI for more details.