Ostküste (Points East Coastal Drive)

Charlottetown, the capital of Prince Edward Island, is known as the birthplace of the Canadian Confederation. Here you'll find a charming blend of Victorian architecture and modern flair, especially in the historic city center. A visit to the Province House National Historic Site, where the Charlottetown Conference took place in 1864, offers deep insights into Canada's history. Along Peake's Wharf by the harbor, you can enjoy fresh seafood and experience the maritime ambiance. The city also serves as an ideal base for exploring the picturesque island and its coastal landscapes. For a relaxed exploration, a stroll through Victoria Row with its boutiques and cafés is recommended. The best time to visit is late spring or early autumn to enjoy the mild weather and avoid the summer tourist crowds.

Welcome to Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province, a place that will immediately captivate you with its relaxed atmosphere and the breathtaking beauty of its red sand beaches. Immerse yourself in a world full of maritime traditions, culinary delights, especially fresh seafood, and experience the magic of the Anne of Green Gables stories that come alive here.

Diese malerische Küstenlinie ist berühmt für ihre dramatischen roten Klippen, endlosen Sandstrände und die ikonische Landschaft, die Lucy Maud Montgomery zu ihren Anne auf Green Gables-Romanen inspirierte.

Immerse yourself in the rugged beauty and warm Celtic culture of Cape Breton Island. This breathtaking island on Canada's east coast entices with majestic coastal drives, deep blue lakes, and a history rich with brave seafarers and traditional music. Discover a world where stunning natural experiences intertwine with a vibrant cultural landscape, making you feel instantly welcome.

These iconic "Flowerpot" rocks are the most spectacular example of the effects of extreme tides and can be walked around at low tide.