Cavendish Beach, Prince Edward Island National Park

Since 1958, this lively seasonal spot has been the go-to for mouthwatering fixed-price lobster feasts, served in a breezy dining hall with friendly vibes.

Nestled by the harbor, this charming eatery serves up stellar seafood, especially their luscious mussels, perfect for a laid-back outdoor meal.

This welcoming yellow clapboard guesthouse boasts cozy rooms, free WiFi, and stellar local tips, all just a stroll from downtown Charlottetown.

Airy rooms in a refined lodging with a restaurant/bar, plus a rooftop patio & an indoor pool. A 4-minute walk from the Confederation Centre of the Arts, this elegant hotel with a grand lobby is also a 13-minute walk from Confederation Landing waterfront park. Classic, airy rooms feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, minifridges and coffeemakers. Suites add separate living spaces, and some offer fireplaces and whirlpool tubs. There's a restaurant/bar, a seasonal dinner theatre and a rooftop patio. Other amenities include an indoor pool, a whirlpool, an exercise room and a sauna. Parking is free.

Charming PEI Waterfront Cottages offer luxury amenities and harbor views, just minutes from Downtown Charlottetown's shops and eateries.

The Lost Anchor in Cavendish serves up generous portions of fresh seafood in a charming maritime setting with lovely patio views—ideal for a laid-back meal.

Nestled in lush gardens adorned with striking artworks, this vibrant bistro serves up fresh seafood in a tranquil setting that's worth the trip.

Nestled in a charming old church, The Table merges cooking school vibes with fine dining, serving exquisite, locally-sourced, ever-changing meals in an intimate setting.

At Jane and Sue's, P.E.I.'s beloved chocolate haven, you'll find irresistible handcrafted treats and a warm, cozy atmosphere that'll keep you coming back.

Indulge in iconic Canadian Beavertails—crispy fried pastries topped with sweet delights, plus a side of classic snacks like fries and hot dogs.