Top Things to do in Prince Edward Island
Top Hotels in Prince Edward Island
- 1. Shipwright Inn
- 2. Sydney Boutique Inn & Suites
- 3. Rodd Charlottetown
- 4. Rodd Royalty
- 5. The Harbour House
- 6. The Holman Grand Hotel
- 7. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Charlottetown, an IHG Hotel
- 8. Clark's Sunny Isle Motel
- 9. Hampton Inn & Suites Charlottetown
- 10. Delta Hotels by Marriott Prince Edward
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Top 10 Shopping in Prince Edward Island, Prince Edward Island
The landscape that inspired Anne of Green Gables entices legions of lovers to Canadaâs smallest province. Peaceful P.E.I. is a slow paced haven, full of distinctively Maritime delights. Red sandstone cliffs rise above gentle beaches. Lonely lighthouses dot rocky bluffs. Deserted trails beckon for romantic roaming.
Restaurants in Prince Edward Island
1. White Gables
2. Susan Christensen Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Island Artist Susan Christensen has a deep passion for her Island home and for the arts. She creates and sells original paintings of Prince Edward Island landscapes and colourful florals, along with limited edition art prints and art note cards. Susan welcomes visitors to her studio to watch her while she works on her paintings, creating timeless images of Prince Edward Island.
3. Shoreline Design
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Shannie84
I have a habit of picking up a piece of jewelry whenever I travel so that I can think about the trip whenever I wear it. I had looked online before travelling and found Shoreline design and we were going to be in the area so I made sure we stopped by. It was an absolute delight, and it had more to do with the staff and our interaction with them than the jewelry (which was fabulous and I wish I had been able to buy more). Peter took us into the workshop and showed us some unfinished stones and how he works his magic with them. He also took the time out of his day to help my daughter make her own necklace out of a piece of sea glass. It was one of our favourite memories of the trip and I will always be thankful we stopped there.
4. Knit Pickers by Margaret McEachern
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Located in scenic Cavendish, you'll find luxurious, environmentally friendly Island treasures. In addition to custom-order tartans including our MacEachern tartan, merino wool sweaters and accessories, you will discover a unique line of jewellery, Island-made natural bath and body care products, pure beeswax candles and, of course, knitting and crochet supplies. We even offer a wee touch of Christmas year-round! See loom knitting and weaving demos or book a loom knitting, sock or mitten knitting workshop!
Reviewed By LoveMahaulepu - San Francisco, United States
If you like yarn, knitting, or want to explore knitting, a class with Margaret will be a fun addition to your trip to PEI. I took two of her classes, Looms, lambs, and lobsters as well as Lavender and Lace. Enjoyed both of the classes, the first with 6 other people, the lace class on my own (late in the season). I enjoyed the lobster lunch on the water and the farm visit to Lavender/Honey Wine Farms was fascinating. The owner showed me different areas of planting including the plantings of small trees for a heritage apple orchard and explained how the lambs and 2 cows fertilize and graze between the lines of plantings to enrich the soil and help with planting of even more grasses and wildflowers.
5. Island winds
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By 599sherih - New Smyrna Beach, United States
My husband and I were celebrating our 17th Anniversary and he wanted to drive down some old historical roads in PEI from the airport on our way to our Airbnb. We happened to drive by Island Winds and decided to stop in because I had told him before we left home that I wanted to buy him a wind chime from PEI. We knocked on the door and the owner’s son answered and we went inside. It’s a cool little workshop with wind chimes hanging everywhere and some custom glass pieces you can substitute into them that hang from the bottom. They are tuned to different keys and come in different woods. We chatted for a while with the guy who was very nice and then headed out since we just arrived and wanted to get to the room and rest. Throughout the rest of our visit we would see wind chimes all throughout the island in various shops and they were all from Island Winds. On our way back to the airport on our way home we stopped back by the shop to buy the wind chime directly from the small business. We paid in cash and had $5 Canadian leftover but wanted some coins for our girls at home and the man was so nice to exchange it for us and explain about a loony, and a twony, and why there are no pennies. I highly recommend going to this shop. Every time I hear the wind chime I feel the island calling to me.
6. The Dunes Studio Gallery & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By R7638YWmichellel
This gem of a place ,captivates you from the moment you step inside the doors. The beauty of the art that is displayed inside was beyond amazing ,and as you step out into the garden at the back ,there are no words to adequately describe how beautiful and peaceful it is.
7. Walker Studios
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Walker Studios is a unique blend of fine art and jewelry. Visitors are welcome to wander through the museum/studio of artisans, Jeanette and Lindsay Walker. The Goldsmith techniques Jeanette are the ancient methods of sand-casting, repousse, engraving and granulation. As part of the Atlantic ÉCONOMUSÉE Network, people are encouraged to meet the artisan, ask questions and learn about the creative process.
8. Village Pottery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Cass8-4U - London, Canada
We noticed this shop on our way to Summerside and decided we must stop on our way back. The Village Pottery is a lovely little shop that handles the works of many different artisans so there is a lot of variety in designs and colours.The displays tend to be grouped by colour since even the potters have their favourite hues. I was most taken by the handleless clay wine mugs with the finger and thumb indents. As much as I loved them, I could not justify spending $50 for a pair. I can appreciate the work that goes into these pieces but they are pricey.
9. The Great Canadian Soap Co.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Canada's largest handmade goat milk soapery. Featured on CTV's Amazing Race Canada (2018 Heroes Edition challenge) and in Saltscapes Magazine (55 Things You'll Love About Atlantic Canada) and The Huffington Post. Pamper yourself with 100% natural soaps, creams, butters, shampoo bars, shaving cakes, lip balms, oils, salts, scrubs, masques. Everything handmade on-site. Knowledgeable, friendly staff. Family owned/operated farm since 2000. Open 360 Days a Year (Closed December 24, 25, 26, 31, and January 1).
Reviewed By 522imeldac
Could not believe how many different soaps were there and the natural ingredients used to make them. Also a good range of creams and skin products.
10. Confederation Centre of the Arts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,083 reviews
Confederation Centre of the Arts is a national art centre showcasing the best in Canadian visual and performing arts. Stretching over an entire city block, the Centre houses a world class art gallery, Mavor's restaurant, a locally supplied gift shop, three expansive conference rooms, and a beautiful 1200 seat theatre. A library, an outdoor amphitheater, and spacious outdoor courtyard are also located on site. The Mack theatre is owned and operated by the Centre, which is located steps away.
Reviewed By 786terryw - Luton, United Kingdom
We went to see the musical Anne of Green Gables The theatre was very modern with great views of the stage from all seats The show was excellent with a good performance from the leading roles
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