You can decide to cruise along the Drive finding new surprises or try one of the pre-planned itineraries. Visitors looking for adventure can try lobster or tuna fishing, kayaking along the shore, or the many bike trails or walking trails in the PEI National Park at Greenwich, the Basin Head Provincial Park, and at many other locations in the Points East Coastal Drive area. A popular activity among visitors and locals alike is to discover the Island by biking or hiking the Island Walk, which allows you to circle the Island from your start in the Point East Coastal area on its 32 sections covering 700 kilometres. Businesses in the area are committed to providing accessible facilities so that everyone can participate. There are also world-class golf courses, often with breathtaking views. For those looking for that special something to take home to preserve the memories of their visit, there are many creative artisans, jewellers, and other unique art forms along the Points East Coastal Drive.
When it comes to dining, there is everything from lobster to tacos and pizza to surf and turf, certain to please families looking for the familiar or foodies looking for the brand new. “We have the best chefs anywhere!” Choose from pubs and bars, seafood restaurants, roadside stands, patios, and cafes. There are also two microbreweries, a cider house, and a winery so that you can take tasting tours, spending your day enjoying “adult” beverages and trying every kind of dining along the way.
It’s a good idea to plan your trip in advance because the choices
before you will be overwhelming! It’s important to book your stay ahead of time to avoid disappointment. Come visit the many heritage buildings in our picturesque towns along the Points East Coastal Drive or simply spend the warm days on the shore with your toes in the sand and the sound of the waves while you relax and enjoy.
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