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North Cape Coastal Drive in Prince Edward Island

North Cape Coastal Drive

Seaside experiences for you to enjoy

Along the North Cape Coastal Drive, sunsets are unforgettable, some houses are made from bottles and Acadian and native Mi’kmaq cultures thrive. Take a selfie with a giant 14-foot potato, sleep in a lighthouse, paddle board with goats or watch the tides collide. Ready for more adventure? Come discover Canada’s Oyster Coast.

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PEI Unique Custom Tours
North Cape Coastal Drive

PEI Unique Custom Tours

Our mission is to provide quality private tours with unique features. Our custom tours can help plan...

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Souper Musical - La veillée au village
Theatres
North Cape Coastal Drive

Souper Musical - La veillée au village

A unique musical dinner theatre! Fantastic music & hilarious comedy by renowned Acadian artists with...

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Revilo Cakes & Coffee Shop
North Cape Coastal Drive

Revilo Cakes & Coffee Shop

Visit this small-town bakery for all things cake PLUS specialty coffees, iced drinks, daily soup and...

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Where to Stay in North Cape Coastal Drive

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Seashell by the Seashore Retreat
Cottage
Maximeville | North Cape Coastal Drive

Seashell by the Seashore Retreat

Spacious three-bedroom cottage in a private setting. This charming cottage sits on a 0.5-acre lot in...

Dates of Operation: May 1 - October 17
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Misty Isle Cottages
Cottage
Cascumpec | North Cape Coastal Drive

Misty Isle Cottages

Two and three‑bedroom cottages overlooking Mill River. Build a bonfire on the beach and take a short...

Dates of Operation: June 15 - September 30
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Well Kept Properties
Cottage
Mill River East | North Cape Coastal Drive

Well Kept Properties

Spacious but humble newly renovated cottage, located in western Prince Edward Island. Three-bedroom...

Dates of Operation: January 1 - December 31
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Sheila's Waterfront Cottage
Cottage
Seacow Pond | North Cape Coastal Drive

Sheila's Waterfront Cottage

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful cottage. Combined kitchen and living room, two bedrooms...

Dates of Operation: June 1 - September 30
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Chalet Paradis d’Acadie
Cottage
Mont-Carmel | North Cape Coastal Drive

Chalet Paradis d’Acadie

Paradis d’Acadie is a peaceful oceanfront oasis in the very friendly rural Evangeline Region, where...

Dates of Operation: January 1 - December 31
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Kildare Beach Getaway
Cottage
Kildare Capes | North Cape Coastal Drive

Kildare Beach Getaway

Beautiful, private beachfront cottage on six acres. Water views, working fireplace, two large decks.

Dates of Operation: May 16 - October 31
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Festivals & Events in North Cape Coastal Drive

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Feb 15
Islander (Sun)Day with Beach Goats
St. Chrysostome | North Cape Coastal Drive

Islander (Sun)Day with Beach Goats

Join the beach goats as they celebrate our Island. Stay warm with some hot chocolate, sit by the fire, or make a bird feeder mug.
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Mar 4
Music PEI Week: The Mill River Shuffle
Woodstock | North Cape Coastal Drive

Music PEI Week: The Mill River Shuffle

Look forward to exceptional storytelling, melodies that pull at your heartstrings, and sounds that honor the past while forging new musical
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Mar 7
Tignish Winter to Spring Market - March 7
Tignish | North Cape Coastal Drive

Tignish Winter to Spring Market - March 7

Enjoy a variety of vendors, including handmade and homemade items, baked goods, preserves, clothing, vintage pieces, and curated products.
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#ExplorePEI - Authenticated Traveller Photos

Food photography, oysters, lemon, flat-lay

Home of the Briny-Sweet Malpeque Oyster

The warm, shallow and rich bays and estuaries of the North Cape Coastal Region provide excellent conditions for the world-famous Malpeque Oyster to grow. Oysters are an important livelihood for many Islanders. This region is the leading oyster producer in Canada, so fittingly it’s known as Canada’s Oyster Coast.