Charlottetown offers visitors both historic and cultural attractions. As host of the Charlottetown Conference and Canada's second oldest seat of government, Province House is nicknamed the Birthplace of Confederation.

The 300 km North Cape Drive starts in Summerside, with heritage homes and historic shipbuilding facilities. Spinnaker's Landing marketplace on Summerside's waterfront offers crafts and food. Make sure to continue and visit Cedar Dunes Provincial Park, Tignish and more.

Anne's Land is named after the fictional, but globally popular, Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery. Prince Edward National Park is a must-see site as well as the nearby Dalvay-By-The-Sea with terrific beaches with sand dunes.

Charlotte's Shore is also known as the South Shore and is coastline region between Charlottetown and Summerside. Confederation Bridge, Chelton Beach Provincial Park and The Seacow Head Lighthouse are key features of PEI's South Shore.

PEI's easternmost region Points East Coastal Drive is all about natural spaces and outdoor activities including red cliffs, white sands, ocean, and forests. But don't miss out on the many heritage and museum displays of PEI's history.

When visiting PEI by car, the Conferderation Bridge originates in New Brunswick. For information and accommodations, check out Travel in PEI's sister site, Travel In New Brunswick.