Beyond the mouthwatering food and drink, the PEI Fall Flavours Food & Drink Festival also offers a feast for the eyes. The stunning landscapes and picturesque scenery of Prince Edward Island provide the perfect backdrop for this culinary extravaganza this October. Join us as we capture the beauty of Canada’s Food Island and discover how nature’s bounty enhances the overall festival experience.
Prince Edward Island (PEI) is a beautiful and picturesque province with stunning views all around. Here are ten of the best views on PEI that you shouldn’t miss:
Cavendish Beach (photo by Rachel Peters Photography): Located within Prince Edward Island National Park, Cavendish Beach offers a breathtaking expanse of golden sands, dunes, and the sparkling waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Cape Tryon Lighthouse: Perched on the cliffs of Cape Tryon, this lighthouse provides sweeping views of the North Shore, red cliffs, and the vast ocean.
Brackley Beach: Another stunning beach on the island’s north shore, Brackley Beach features dunes, rolling waves, and beautiful sandbars at low tide.
Greenwich Dunes Trail: Part of Prince Edward Island National Park, this trail takes you through a unique landscape of shifting sand dunes and offers magnificent views of St. Peters Bay.
West Point Lighthouse: Located on the western tip of the island, the West Point Lighthouse offers panoramic views of the coastline and the Northumberland Strait.
Confederation Bridge: While driving over the Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick to PEI, you’ll be treated to awe-inspiring views of the Northumberland Strait and the island’s shoreline.
North Cape Wind Energy Interpretive Centre: The wind turbines at North Cape provide a striking sight, and the interpretive center offers informative displays about wind energy and the island’s coastal ecosystem.
Panmure Island Provincial Park: This park features a beautiful beach and a historic lighthouse, with views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the surrounding countryside.
Orwell Corner Historic Village: This living history museum offers a glimpse into PEI’s past with well-preserved heritage buildings and picturesque rural scenery.
Skmaqn-Port-la-Joye-Fort Amherst: This National Historic Site has scenic coastal vistas and provides insight into the island’s early history with the remains of an 18th-century fort.
These are just a few of the many stunning views you can find on Prince Edward Island. The island’s beauty and natural landscapes make it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers alike. Don’t forget to take your time to soak in the scenery and enjoy the tranquility of this charming maritime province.