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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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What to do in North Cape Coastal Drive

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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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Gemma's Beach House
Cottage
Tignish Shore | North Cape Coastal Drive

Gemma's Beach House

Come and enjoy a relaxing vacation situated on the Gulf of St. Lawrence where you have direct ocean...

Dates of Operation: June 30 - August 31
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Rendezvous Cottages
Cottage
Cap-Egmont | North Cape Coastal Drive

Rendezvous Cottages

Relaxing waterfront cottages in the heart of Cap-Egmont. These cozy cottages are perfect for family...

Dates of Operation: April 15 - November 1
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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 11 - September 19
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Sunset Beach Suites at Red Sands
Apartment
Maximeville | North Cape Coastal Drive

Sunset Beach Suites at Red Sands

Welcome to Sunset Beach Suites at Red Sands – your idyllic PEI oceanfront escape, with kilometers of...

Dates of Operation: June 28 - September 6
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Festivals & Events in North Cape Coastal Drive

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Jun 13
Tignish Winter to Spring Market - June 13
Tignish | North Cape Coastal Drive

Tignish Winter to Spring Market - June 13

Enjoy a variety of vendors, including handmade and homemade items, baked goods, preserves, clothing, vintage pieces, and curated products.
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Jun 13
Stompin the Night Away
Skinners Pond | North Cape Coastal Drive

Stompin the Night Away

Island fiddle powerhouse Keelin Wedge, joined by talented Caroline, Rémi and the Arsenault Family Band take the stage for a high‑energy even
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Jun 17
Lively Fiddle at Home
O'Leary | North Cape Coastal Drive

Lively Fiddle at Home

Get ready for an unforgettable night of world‑class Island music featuring fiddling, foot‑stomping rhythms, and unforgettable performances t
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Jun 18
Country sur le Cap
Mont-Carmel | North Cape Coastal Drive

Country sur le Cap

A can’t‑miss musical night to remember, as talented performers bring exceptional energy, breathtaking surroundings, contagious energy and un
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Jun 18
Live at the Horseshoe Tavern - Premiere
Skinners Pond | North Cape Coastal Drive

Live at the Horseshoe Tavern - Premiere

Step inside Toronto’s legendary Horseshoe Tavern for an unforgettable night celebrating Canada’s greatest musical storyteller.
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Jun 20
Fiddlers’ Sons and Daughters
Tignish | North Cape Coastal Drive

Fiddlers’ Sons and Daughters

Join host Shawn Hogan on a jolly, musical journey from Cape Bear to Cape Breton as he welcomes Fiddlers’ Sons and Marrow Bones for fiddles,
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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.