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Plan your next Eastern Canada adventure vacation. Prince Edward island Adventure Travel Guide includes P.E.I accommodations, attractions, tours, guides, activities, parks, trails, places, & more.

Plan your next Eastern Canada adventure vacation. Prince Edward island Adventure Travel Guide includes P.E.I accommodations, attractions, tours, guides, activities, parks, trails, places, & more.

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Prince Edward Island (PEI) is a Maritime province located on the east coast of Canada fronting the Atlantic Ocean. It is the smallest province in Canada measuring 5660 square kilometres (220 kilometres long & up to 6 to 64 kilometres wide). PEI is surrounded by 231 smaller islands and home to some amazing attractions and adventures. Prince Edward Island is connected to the rest of Canada by the Confederation Bridge, Northumberland Ferries and the Charlottetown Airport.

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Capital City of PEI

PEI is Canada's 23rd largest island. The provincial capital is the City of Charlottetown. In 1864 PEI hosted the Charlottetown Conference to discuss confederation and the formation of Canada (1867). Since that memorable day Charlottetown has been called the "Birthplace of Canada".

PEI Canadian Highlights

PEI (Prince Edward Island) is home to many Canadian highlights which distinguishes the province from others in Canada. Here are a few of Prince Edward Island's featured characteristics. The red sand beaches which are caused by high iron content which oxidizes when exposed to the air. The PEI potato fields. The island grows a third of Canadaā€™s potatoes. The coast-to-coast-to-coast-to-coast 60+ lighthouses. You must take the driving tour. The delicious seafood is world renown. PEI is best known for its lobster, tuna, herring, clams, oysters, scallops and mackerel. The Confederation Trail which is a 273 kilometre long hiking, biking, snowmobile, xc ski trail trail. The 90+ sandy beaches covering over 820+ kilometres of shoreline. The Confederation Bridge which is Canada's longest bridge measuring 12.9 kilometres. Anne of Green Gables Historic Site based on the famous novels

Best Parks, Trails and Places of Interest 

The best parks, trails and places to explore on Prince Edward Island include the PEI National Park (40 kilometres of shoreline), Victoria Park (Charlottetown), A.A. Macdonald Memorial Park (Georgetown), Buffaloland Provincial Park (Montague), Poverty Beach (Murray River),  Basin Head Provincial Park (Souris), Linkletter Provincial Park (Summerside), and the Jaques Cartier Provincial Park (Tignish).

Best Prince Edward Island Museums, Historic Sites, Art Galleries & Cultural Venues

Best Prince Edward Island Museums, Historic Sites, Art Galleries & Cultural Venues include Government House (Charlottetown), Kingā€™s Playhouse (Georgetown), Three Rivers National Historic Site (Montague), Point Prim Lighthouse (Murray River), Souris Historic Lighthouse (1880), Holman Homestead Museum (Summerside), and the Tignish North Point Lighthouse (Tignish).

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    Beacon Hill Children's Farm, Victoria, BC

    BEACON HILL CHILDREN'S FARM - NOW OPEN FOR 2024 SEASON!

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    The Beacon Hill Children's Farm, located within beautiful Beacon Hill Park of Victoria, B.C., is pleased to...
    BEACON HILL CHILDREN'S FARM - NOW OPEN FOR 2024 SEASON!

    Welcome back to the farm:
    The farm is open daily 10am - 4pm (weather permitting)

    Daily goat stampedes at 10:10am and 4:10pm

    The Beacon Hill Children's Farm, located within beautiful Beacon Hill Park of Victoria, B.C., is pleased to bring the farm animal experience into the city. Operated since 1985 by the Koenders family in conjunction with the Beacon Hill Farm Society, the Beacon Hill Children's Farm takes pride in providing both an educational and economical form of entertainment for the whole family. The farm's goal is to help children develop a respect for animals that will remain with them for life. Enjoy your visit!

    Entrance to the farm is by donation which helps to provide feed, shelter, and medical care for all the furry and feathered friends! If interested, for as little as $25, you can sponsor one of the animals and receive a certificate in the mail. Information on sponsoring an animal can be found on the website below.
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    Surfing Cordova Bay in Victoria BC

    Storms from the Gulf of Alaska generate some wicked wave power along the coast of British Columbia particularly during September through to March. Winter surfing on the west coast of Vancouver Island has a cult-like...

    Storms from the Gulf of Alaska generate some wicked wave power along the coast of British Columbia particularly during September through to March. Winter surfing on the west coast of Vancouver Island has a cult-like following, with Tofino, BC the heart of surf culture and the most popular surfing destination in Canada. This is due to the wide beach expanses along Pacific Rim National Park which face directly into the wild open Pacific Ocean, creating a magic potion of swirling froth, mist and 12-foot breakers. The most dangerous part of Canadian surfing is the cold. With ocean termperatures at around 10C (50F) everyone entering these waters needs to be wearing a wetsuit.

    While Tofino, BC is built around surfing, offering several surf schools and learn to surf packages along with its many resorts and shops, Southern Vancouver Island is a different story. Here the island's southern tip is protected by the cradling Olympic Peninsula which offers protection from most storms. Still there are a couple of beaches where one can try and ride a wave, Jordan River and Sombrio Beach are both day trips by car from Victoria, BC. It is rare though to find conditions to align at Jordan River, perhaps only two or three times a year do the tides work out for long surf runs, but this has not stopped it from being a surfing hotspot and if the ocean is not right, well, there is always the river. Sombrio Beach in Juan de Fuca Provincial Park offers its own mystic experence, often blanketed in fog, the kelp bobbing in the heavy grey swells, one needs to heed the rocks near shore. It is a supernatural experience padding down the muddy trail in your water boots through old growth forest hearing the echoing hollow sound of the pounding surf getting louder and louder, as you get closer and closer.

    Sometimes though, it doesn't matter, when you live on an island, sometimes conditions line up right in your own backyard and sometimes all you need is a playful adventurous spirit and a wet suit of course!

    Cordova Bay in Victoria, BC is hardly known for being a surfing destination, and in fact it rarely even looks grey and angry, with the tide devouring the beach and its waves tossing the summer picnic logs around like toothpicks. But it happens, summer is still a ways off, and what to do on such a day particularly when you don't have time to drive 5 hours to Tofino, and your surfboard is right there, where you last left it, begging for a ride. Timing is everything -- surf's up, hang on!   

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    Stoney Hill Regional Park is in the Municipality of North Cowichan. The park has an easy 3.2 km loop...
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    2024 Colours for Kids Fun Walk and Run Nanaimo BC

    2024 COLOURS FOR KIDS

    Join in the fun and get ready to immerse yourself in a storm of colours in support of a worthy cause. This family-friendly event invites participants of all ages to embark on a 4.5K untimed run/walk through the scenic course around Beban Park in Nanaimo, B.C. Along the wa...
    2024 COLOURS FOR KIDS

    Join in the fun and get ready to immerse yourself in a storm of colours in support of a worthy cause. This family-friendly event invites participants of all ages to embark on a 4.5K untimed run/walk through the scenic course around Beban Park in Nanaimo, B.C. Along the way, prepare to be drenched in colourful powders as you dash through vibrant colour stations, leaving behind a trail of joy and laughter.

    There will be music, entertainment, and exciting activities for everyone to enjoy. Colours for Kids promises an unforgettable experience filled with laughter, camaraderie, and heartwarming moments. Plus, participation directly supports BGCCVI, ensuring that children and families in the community receive the vital services and care they deserve.

    Don't miss out on this opportunity to spread colour, happiness, and make memories. Register now and be part of the joyous celebration at Colours for Kids 2024!

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    * 4.5K untimed run/walk
    * Colourful powder stations along the course
    * Music, entertainment, and activities
    * Family-friendly fun for all ages
    * Proceeds support BGCCVI*

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    Can be purchased from the website.

    Adult $22
    Child $10
    Family Pass $46

    *BGC Centra Vancouver Island (BGCCVI): is an organization that provides experiential learning environments for children, youth, and families and is the Island's largest childcare provider, serving over 1000 members each year. They offer a variety of programs, including infant & toddler programs, childhood programs, youth 7 teen programs and parent programs.
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    (Park Adventure) Kim Kenyon added Stoney Hill Regional Park East of Duncan British Columbia Canada. Jared Qwustenuxum Williams shares his Nationā€™s traditional legend of a sea monster, called Sheshuqā€™um. Explored by Canada...
    (Park Adventure) Kim Kenyon added Stoney Hill Regional Park East of Duncan British Columbia Canada. Jared Qwustenuxum Williams shares his Nationā€™s traditional legend of a sea monster, called Sheshuqā€™um. Explored by Canada Adventure Seeker Kim Kenyon.
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