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The beaches and red sandstone cliffs are awesome for adventureous touring and known for its relaxed atmosphere and hospitality. The Island is a lively place with festivals, wonderful concerts, theater and much much more. Getting there is a breeze. Travel by car ferry, a nine-mile bridge, or four airlines. Be sure to visit Prince Edward Island National Park with soft sands and gentle surf.
Charlottetown is the birthplace of Canada and is a charming small town. Along Peake’s Quay, sailboats lie snug against marina piers, and the waterside buildings are home to numerous intriguing shops and restaurants. Province House National Historic Site is where the 1864 Charlottetown Conference was held, which led to the formation of Canada a nation. Several rooms have been meticulously restord to their 19th century character.
Prince Edward Island National Park has 40km of coastline leading onto red cliffs, pink and white sandy beaches, and mild seas, this park offers unbeatable sport and vacationing facilities and has an educational visitors centre for those interested in its marine wildlife.
East Point Lighthouse - The islands easternmost point is home to a 19th century lighthouse with a restored radio room. Now unmanned and fully automatic, it is open to visitors
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