Information for people planning a move to Prince Edward Island
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First Time visitors to Prince Edward Island may not know about the visitor’s guide. This is a great publication to help plan your trip. You will see a link picture similar to this one on several pages of the tourism website, telling you where to order a free guide. Furthermore, it is available online. You also have
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More Q&A. See the first set of Q&A in an earlier post. How do I get to PEI? Prince Edward Island is accessible by air: Flights usually route through Montreal or Halifax. However, in the summertime, there are many more flights coming from other major centres in North America. You can also get here by Ferry from
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It is wise to be informed before coming for your prince Edward Island Vacation. Fortunately, the Internet is always ready to help. In case you forget the address for the PEI Tourism site, use my favourite equivalent: peiplay.com. They have been making many changes this year. There may be occasions where one part or another may
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PEI First Timers usually have questions about the weather. We have maritime weather which means we seldom have temperature extremes. If you know the geography of the East coast of North America and you know about the gulf stream, you will see that warm water from the South comes up to Nova Scotia before turning
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Today, some information for newcomers. What do you know about PEI? What would you like to know? Well the island is just 224 km long and varies from 6 to 64 km wide. This means that on PEI, you are never far form the Sea. PEI has a population of about 140,000 in the wintertime. In the summer, some
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Today I’m taking on a road well travelled in the summer months. This is the Granny Report coming to you live out of Prince Edward Island helping you with your (F) = Frugal, travel plans. The Cavendish area is a small rural community that is on the north shore. The area is a seasonal community
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Summer is around the corner, and so is PEI so why not pack your bags? An Island full of magic that comes alive during the summer months. For my first peiblog Post I’d like to introduce you to the Tourism Visitor’s Guide. A Free 207 page publication full of adventure, history, sights, tours, places to
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