PEI is renowned for its unique coastline, which includes striking red cliffs, quiet fishing villages, and delicious seafood. Activities range from biking along the Confederation Trail to exploring Charlottetown’s Victorian architecture, so there's much to do for all ages. Summer festivals like the PEI Shellfish Festival add extra flavor to your trip.

Reasons to Visit:

• Explore the famous Green Gables House and relive the tale of Anne of Green Gables
• Walk or cycle the Confederation Trail, a scenic path through forests, wetlands, and farmland
• Experience PEI’s local food scene, especially seafood, known for its fresh mussels and lobster
• Enjoy beautiful beaches like Cavendish and Basin Head

Things to Avoid:

• Avoid visiting in winter unless you enjoy cold and snow, as many tourist attractions close down
• Be cautious on narrow rural roads, especially at night due to limited lighting and wildlife crossings

Accessibility Level: High

Most places on Prince Edward Island (PEI) are highly accessible, including tourist spots, accommodations, and public transportation. Special provisions for wheelchairs and mobility needs are available at major attractions.