On the Water Adventure

Nestled between the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Northumberland Strait, the Island offers 1,600 kilometres of coastline to explore. Kayak or canoe the Island’s rivers, bays and inlets for a striking perspective of the Island’s red cliffs or sand dunes. Try your hand at parasailing for a bird’s eye view of the Island or paddle board to get up close and personal with the salt water below your feet. Take a deep-sea fishing tour to catch mackerel or cod – or even battle a 1,000-pound tuna! You can also hop on a traditional fishing boat to spend the day as a lobster fisherman, experiencing a life lived close to the sea.