Prince Edward Island: the Island with the cobalt blue sea (Part – 3)

By Asad Russel – 

After Part – 2
At the Prince Edward Island what to do:
In the area of Cavendish is the Prince Edward Island craziness all of the Anne of Green Gables. So which is Cavendish all the craziness of the touristy perhaps you should see the Anne stuff while you are doing. To the Cavendish Beach too be sure to go though it’s very nice but very busy too. On the Prince Edward Island this beach is the most popular one. There are many kid friendly places in the Cavendish area such as the crazy museums, water parks and fun stuff of silly touristy of all kinds.

All around the Prince Edward Island there are many lovely beaches, to the Cavendish are similar most of them and also deserted totally. Very popular is also in the Eastern Prince Edward Island the Singing Sands or the Basin Head beach. The Singing Sands beach it’s called because on it when you walk the sand squeaks. With the kids and teenagers this beach is very popular, with a canteen a very nice beach.

On the Prince Edward Island a ceilidh you can see. Which includes the dancing and singing they are the shows of variety type, and a good time really they are just. Where they are to find out you can look out the local newspapers. Totally real to being rather being touristy from they can range, there tourists of very few the one you may be.

For the day in the city of Charlottetown do the things what you know and want to do, the Cows Ice Cream get, around the harbor take a walk and have dinner then. There are lot of great restaurants in the Prince Edward Island. The Victoria Row you can explore. The Farmer’s Market of the Charlottetown you can explore because if it is open to grab the lunch it’s a great place. Near the Victoria Park and by the water particularly this is a nice city.

Along the coast you can take a drive. Pretty small is the Prince Edward Island. Collect a map and then the driving start. In an hour or so you can get at how far amazed you will be, from one end to other end to drive it takes about five hours. While driving along the coast you can enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, the landscapes of houses dotting, the red sand and rolling hills which is the real view of the Prince Edward Island. There are many routes for the coastal driving which recommended and Points East Coastal Drive is one of them.

From the map of the Prince Edward Island you can pick a town and there you can go by driving, with the local people meet, to eat a bite grab. There are many destination like in the Cardigan the Cape Light Restaurant, the Shipwrights of the Margate, the Landmark Café of the Victoria, the Brehaut’s Restaurant of the Murray Harbour, Hunter River and Tignish etc. You can visit the eco-tourism, crafts, and arts, explore the ice cream stand the Dairy Bar, take the Lobster supper which is huge, and do the kayaking, cycling, snorkeling, hiking, para-sailing, fishing and many other activities so far.

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