 | Prince Edward Island Canada The Smallest of the Canadian Provinces, at just 224km long by 64 km across at the widest point, is possesses a calm rural atmosphere with an interior of gentle sloping green meadows, where farmers grow Potatoes Blueberries Strawberries and Raspberries The coastline has many long sandy beaches which are framed by the backdrop of the terracotta coloured cliffs. situated in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and separated from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick by the Northumberland Strait. Renowned for its good seafood, especially oysters which come mainly come from Malpeque Bay, and it lobsters which rival those of Nova Scotia. |
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The Island Being small it is easy to get around, the island is split into three counties, Prince in the West, Queens in the Centre, and Kings in the East. Each county has a scenic route which is clearly mapped out by the Tourist Bureau. There are other tourist routes, but the better known attractions will be found on the scenic routes, which are Blue Heron in the Center, Lady slipper to the West - see the image of the National Flower - and Kings Byway to the East One of Canada's smallest National Parks lies 24km north of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island National Park has 40 km of coastline with many of PEI's best beaches. Sand Dunes and the terracotta cliffs give way to wide sandy beaches, here the waters are some of the warmest to be found on the island, as the gulf stream loops the island here. The most popular of the beaches is Cavendish which during the peak season of July and August can be rather crowded
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| Delta Prince Edward Charlottetown | An Ultra Modern Structure With Excellent Views of the Picturesque Harbour. The Delta Prince Edward is One of Atlantic Canada's Largest Hotel and Convention Complexes. It is Situated On the Waterfront in the Heart of Old Charlottetown. Within Walking Distance To Government Buildings Major Business and Shopping.
Charlottetown The Islands Capital and only City, it definitely sets the tone of the islands low key charm, it was named after the wife of George the third of England, this busy port is also a commercial and tourist centre, but for all that has a quaint old fashioned approach to all of these facets. You can easily walk around the downtown area as it is quite compact, the airport lies north of the city, but most visitors arrive by ferry |
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