What's New?
The past two years have been complicated for tourism (to put it lightly) but Prince Edward Island’s tourism industry persevered and businesses transformed to accommodate new needs.
Below you will find a selection of new openings - from on the water activities, to restaurants to a new Climate Change and Adaptation Centre that will help guide us through the next global challenge. Islanders are innovative by nature but most of all, we are proud. We are proud of the beauty and sense of community on this Island and we love sharing it - through food, music, arts, and stories.
Story Ideas
Meridian 63 Luxury Camping
Luxury camping at the sixty-third meridian. This property encourages and inspires travel, exploration and outdoor adventure in Scandinavian
Nellie’s Landing
Opened in the summer of 2022, Nellie’s Landing Marina is in the beautiful small town of Murray Harbour. Steeped in rich maritime history
45 Steps – The Culinary Beachside Inn
This boutique hotel opened in fall 2022 and is located in Goose River, Prince Edward Island just 45 steps away from the beach on the Gulf of
The Island Walk
Circumnavigate Prince Edward Island, Canada: 32 sections. 700 km. 1 journey.
The Island Walk is a 700 km walking trail that loops around
Canadian Centre for Climate Change
St Peter's, Prince Edward Island is home to the new Canadian Centre for Climate Change and Adaptation. This 39,000-square-foot facility
Sol Paddle Tavern
This solar-powered boating experience was new to Charlottetown in 2022. An extension of the hospitality and good vibes found at the operator
Prehistoric Island Tours
Prince Edward Island’s shores hold Canada’s richest terrestrial fossil record of the Permian period, underscoring the province as a globally