8 Unique Things to Do on Prince Edward Island

There are many things to do on Prince Edward Island, but the best part may be the drives down two-lane highways, seeing flashes of its unusual bright red soil, yellow potato blossom fields, and old-world charm of small villages you pass through. I spent several days on PEI near the end of a 1.5-year solo road trip through the United States, Mexico and Canada and found it different from all the places I’d been. This island is still relatively untouched by modern sensibilities except where it counts. The roads are grand, the amenities top notch and the cleanliness unparalleled. Still, many homes are from another era; farming is still a viable trade, and watching the sunset from the porch is a pastime worth doing. Here are 8 things to do on Prince Edward Island. 1 Cross Confederation Bridge If you’re like me, you’ll likely drive to the island and to do that, you must cross Confederation Bridge. The eight-mile suspension bridge is a feat of engineering and is the longest bridge in the world that spans ice-covered waters. It traverses the Abegweit Passage of the Northumberland Strait, connecting Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick, Canada. It is the only fixed […]

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