Here's just a small sample of the many things to see and do along the North Cape Coastal

Set amongst some of the Island's highest red rock cliffs, you'll find the Island's thriving Acadian population, as well as the Island's largest Indigenous community. Stop at Village Musical Acadien in Abram Village to experience Acadian music, cuisine and dance! On Lennox Island, visit the Mi'kmaq Cultural Centre for a firsthand perspective into traditional life and history.

Another feature of PEI is the number of lighthouses - iconic maritime landmarks that dot the coast. If you've ever wanted to see what it's like inside a lighthouse, the Island has a few that are open to visit. Along the North Cape Coastal Drive, you'll discover a great example at the West Point Lighthouse. It's open to the public and you can climb to the top, if you're not afraid of heights!

Along the coastal drive, you'll find the Bottle Houses: Gardens and Glass Expressions and the Canadian Potato Museum.

A great little spot for anyone interested in craft and artisan work is Island Traditions Store: Home of the Basket Weavers. They're often weaving baskets in the shop and will do demonstrations!

The epitome of family fun in this region is Beach Goats. Here, you can play with the goats on the beach and go paddleboarding or kayaking with them. The goats love visitors in all seasons.