Introduction

Prince Edward Island, is the smallest of the Canadian provinces both in size and population. While it is densely populated, it is not overcrowded. The Province is also called ''PEI'', or simply ''The Island''. The capital city is Charlottetown.Enjoy delicious lobster suppers, stroll uncrowded beaches, play golf on more than a dozen courses.
Prince Edward Island is blessed with miles of sandy shoreline, fringing the garden province with colourful stretches of white, champagne, pink and red beaches. Island beaches are among the best in the country with the warmest ocean waters north of Virginia. The province has beaches where you can spend the day communing with the shorebirds and listening to the waves; there are also beaches where the whole family can play in the surf with their friends.There are beaches where you can follow an interpreter and learn about the geology, flora and fauna of the Island shore.
Prince Edward Island known for its colourful landscapes brillant red shores, miles of white sandy beaches, rolling green hills, surrounded by the brillant blue of the ocean.
From the time you set foot on the island, either by boat or by confedration bridge be prepared to relax, rejuvenate and experience the history and culture of Canada''s own Emerald Isle.

Close to five million acres of protected provincial and national parkland, thousands of prairie potholes, sun-drenched grasslands, and boreal forests create an endless variety of wildlife viewing and birding opportunities in Saskatchewan. Whether you¹re hiking, canoeing, horseback riding, or simply out for an evening stroll, Saskatchewan¹s serene and beautiful nature is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression!

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