Located in the heart of Charlottetown, the Sydney Boutique Inn & Suites offers an experience that promises rest and relaxation.

Sponsored by The Sydney Boutique Inn & Suites

Nestled among the historic streets of Downtown Charlottetown along the picturesque waterfront, Delta Hotels by Marriott Prince Edward eagerly awaits your arrival.

Sponsored by The Delta Prince Edward Hotel

At the Holman Grand Hotel, you will experience timeless elegance and modern comforts. Located in the heart of historic downtown Charlottetown.

Sponsored by The Holman Grand Hotel

In spring, discover the patchwork-quilt of colours of Prince Edward Island that inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery. Our trails and boardwalks, beaches and charming small towns have more than enough room for everyone to unwind and enjoy.

Along North Cape Coastal Drive, where the red soil meets the coast, lies a charming town where the potato reigns supreme and fittingly is home to the Canadian Potato Museum.

Sponsored by The Canadian Potato Museum

Nestled in the serene landscape of western Prince Edward Island lies a unique architectural wonder that captivates visitors with its whimsical allure.

Sponsored by The Bottle Houses and Gardens

As summer approaches, Prince Edward Island abounds with options for dining outdoors. Choose to sip cocktails on a downtown rooftop, sail to a seaside patio or beachcomb for sea glass mere steps from your table.

The Island Walk is a 700 kilometre journey that circumnavigates Prince Edward Island.

Experience Canada's greatest love story in the critically acclaimed musical Anne & Gilbert. Featuring a 20-member cast and orchestra, Anne & Gilbert has become a theatre sensation.

Sponsored by Anne & Gilbert The Musical

Consider Prince Edward Island your destination for grounding and rejuvenation. Check out this guide to top spa and wellness destinations on the Island.

All visitors and residents are asked to use beaches with respect in an effort to protect Prince Edward Island's beautiful coast and its eco-systems.

A "ruff" guide to Prince Edward Island to ensure that you and your pet have a safe and relaxing vacation. While here, take time to “paws” and smell the salty ocean air. 

In honor of International Women’s Day, we salute five Prince Edward Island women, and the many others, who have overcome traditional stereotypes and paved a path to success.

From tip to tip, summer has only truly begun once you’ve had your first lobster roll of the season.

You’ve never experienced Anne of Green Gables like this. Start listening to the timeless Canadian classic today!

Located in the heart of Cavendish just minutes from world-famous Cavendish Beach, Green Gables House and championship golf courses.

Sponsored by Anne Shirley Motel & Cottages

Stay in the heart of Cavendish within walking distance of all major attractions.

Sponsored by Avonlea Cottages

Experience resort living at Mill River where expansive grounds, renovated resort rooms, and impeccable parkland appeal to competitive and leisure golfers.  

Sponsored by Mill River Resort

Transform an ordinary vacation into an extraordinary one by choosing one of Prince Edward Island's unique places to stay.

Prince Edward Island has no shortage of cute and cozy coffee shops. Check out this list of 10 charming places where you can satisfy a caffeine or sweet tooth craving when visiting this winter.

Slow the pace. Take time to stop and smell the salt air and listen to the birds. Walk the beach. Meander around a small town. Snuggle a goat. How will you nourish your mind, body and spirit during your stay on Prince Edward Island?

On Canada's Food Island, world-class food including lobster, oysters, mussels, beef and potatoes paired with prize-winning craft beverages are the key ingredients to help you warm up to winter. Let us help you discover how.

Visitors are warming up to winter on Prince Edward Island. Here's a great list of indoor fun when the temperatures dip below your comfort zone, even if the landscape reminds you of a beautiful shaken snow globe.

Prince Edward Island is known for its stunning landscapes, friendly locals, and delicious culinary offerings no matter the season. Local food writer and culinary instructor, Chef Ilona Daniel shares some of her winter culinary favourites.

Local artisans and small business operators have been busy all year crafting and preparing local goodies. Discover more than 30 Christmas fairs large and small across Prince Edward Island this holiday season for a range of gifting options and of course, yummy baked goods and treats too. 

The best source for online gifts from Prince Edward Island for the cooks, kids, foodies and families on your list this holiday season.

On the north shore of Prince Edward Island lies the small fishing village of North Rustico. Known locally as "the Crick", it has a big reputation for warmly welcoming thousands of visitors and summer residents each year. As the days begin the shorten, the locals start to prepare for their popular winter attraction.

While on PEI, a trip to the orchard or pumpkin patch is a memory-making outing that blends fun and fresh air—surrounded by stunning autumn scenery.

Fall is a favourite time of year to visit Prince Edward Island for many travelers. The Island's landscape is painted with bright orange, yellow and red, the weather remains warm and producers and chefs are celebrating the bounty of the harvest.

Fill your lungs with fresh Island air and get your heart pumping with these exciting active summer adventures, filled with fun for the whole family.

The southern side of Points East Coastal Drive is distinctly beautiful and peaceful in summer with crops blooming in the fields, countless white or red sand beaches, perfect pairings for dining and finely crafted take-home products galore. Discover the hidden gems of the area.

This year, Canada Day falls on Saturday, July 1 marking the start of the first weekend of summer. A perfect time for a weekend getaway or to begin an even longer summer vacation in Prince Edward Island with so much to see and do to celebrate our true north strong and free.

Every year, many visitors come to Prince Edward Island in search of long-lost family connections.

Farming communities are considered by many to be the backbone of the Island's rural culture. There's no better way to appreciate Canada’s Food Island than by meeting the farmers and producers who want to share their passion for food and animals. The options are many during a visit to Prince Edward Island.

Prince Edward Island is known for the talents of its many artists. In communities large and small, visitors will encounter murals in the usual places and in other surprising places. Meet two full-time artists to learn more about their creative expressions and perspectives on public art.

Skip the long drive and enjoy an unforgettable ferry adventure this across the Northumberland Strait.

Sponsored by Northumberland Ferries

Treat yourself to afternoon tea at one of the many tea rooms and dining rooms on Canada's Food Island – it’s the quintessential Anne experience.

Located in Stanley Bridge along the Green Gables Shore, the villas and homes at The Gables of PEI embody the very best of Prince Edward Island.

Sponsored by The Gables

Savour the stories of several of the Island's restored historic landmarks that today serve as places for craft beer, casual comfort food as well as fine dining.

Interesting in heading to the beach to dig your dinner? This ultimate guide provides insider tips as well as information about season dates, size and catch limits.

The little town of Kensington in central Prince Edward Island is a busy summer stop-over for visitors with its intersection of five lanes each leading to tourist attractions of Central Coastal Drive region. Discover the characters and charm of this popular hub town in winter too.

Discover the best hills across the Island for sledding along with favourite local spots for hot chocolate - a necessity to warm-up, right?

Long recognized as one of the world's finest oysters, Malpeques from Prince Edward Island have an unequalled taste, superior appearance and excellent keeping quality.

Do you have someone on your gift list who would appreciate a little "Islandness" this Christmas? This curated list of Prince Edward Island gift ideas from A to Z will make your shopping easier.

Smile! Shutterbugs won’t want to miss these fantastic photo opportunities during your next visit to Prince Edward Island.

Prince Edward Island is a family-friendly place with tons of budget-friendly adventures.

Lobster season is in full swing and Islanders and visitors alike are excited for their first taste.

Mussels and oysters live on the ocean bottom and tend to accumulate less sand than clams.

Mussels, cultured in the cool water surrounding PEI, are rapidly becoming one of North America's most popular seafoods.

PEI is famous for its lobster with bright red shells and juicy tender meat.

Prince Edward Island waters are famous for their bountiful supply of fish and shellfish.

Prince Edward Island is famous for its world-class shellfish. If you haven’t experienced an oyster for yourself, now is the time.

There is no shortage of fun rainy-day activities on PEI. Don’t let a little rain get in the way of a memorable family holiday.

Talented brothers William and Robert Harris left an indelible impact on the province; Robert with his fine art and architect William with a legacy of historic churches.

Today, the historic and iconic lighthouses that once guided sailors can guide your east coast adventure.

Image: Point Prim Lighthouse and Fog Alarm, circa 1920 (PARO Acc. 3466/HF 77.239)

RVers and RV rally organizers love Prince Edward Island.

Pinette Raceway is hidden in a small patch of woods not far from our big frame house.

For those who prefer to live large, may we suggest big game fishing? On the Island, we call those who know how to handle the big ones ‘Captain’.

I've spent the last 20 years chasing a little white ball around the globe. I've teed it up in the shaggy dunes of Ireland, played through a mob of kangaroos in Australia, shanked drives in the stark Arizona desert, and putted in the shadows of the Rocky Mountain peaks.

It is hard to imagine given its renown, but it has was back in 1994 when the fabled Links at Crowbush Cove first opened, establishing Prince Edward Island as the preeminent golf destination in Canada.

Prince Edward Island is blessed with miles of sandy shoreline, fringing the garden province with colourful stretches of white, champagne, pink and red beaches.

Islanders measure distance in time and give directions using markers of things that may no longer exist.

With over 400 fairways closer than you can imagine, there are plenty of good reasons of course why the readers of ScoreGolf magazine would choose Prince Edward Island.