Prince Edward Island

Start at one of the Cavendish Destination Centre car parks, or in town at Cavendish from one of the many bike rental offices. Head north and west along the Gulf Shore Way West (Route 13). In less than 1km (0.6 mi) you will reach the separate multi-use shoreline route along the Gulf of St Lawrence.Follow the light rolling hills east for 8.5km (5.2 mi) to North Rustico Beach before turning around...

If you have your own equipment and are experienced, start paddling west from North Rustico Beach on the far eastern part of PEI National Park - Cavendish.If you don't have your own gear, you'll have to hop on a tour with Outside Expeditions departing from North Rustico Harbour. They're the only service available, but luckily super friendly and knowledgeable.In either case, it is best to check t...

Grab your shovel and head to one of the south sandy beaches in PEI to dig for your dinner. Specifically, head to the sand bar near Maximeville, Pinette, or Tea Hill.Digging for clams is relatively easy, just look for the small air holes in the sand at low tide. Make sure you place the shovel a few inches away from the hole and dig straight down to lift the sand out, being careful not to hit the...

Prince Edward Island is all about lighthouses, fields, and beaches. The Point Prim Lighthouse was built in 1845. It is the oldest lighthouse on the Island and is the only round lighthouse in Canada built on a brick foundation. To this day, the lighthouse is in great shape and is probably the the prettiest place to visit on the south shore. During the summer, visitors can visit the gift shop and...