Charlottetown is Prince Edward Island’s small, walkable capital and the birthplace of Canadian Confederation, with red-sand beaches, lobster suppers and Anne of Green Gables country nearby. Hotels are busiest in summer, and many island inns close in winter.
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Charlottetown is a port of call on many Canada and New England cruises, with ships docking close to the historic downtown.
Historic streets, restaurants and the waterfront.
Near the harbor, shops and cruise pier.
Beach resorts and cottages near Green Gables Heritage Place.
PEI’s second city, with lower rates.
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July and August are peak; June and September bring milder weather and lower rates, and many seasonal properties close in winter.
In July and August and during big festival weekends.
Via the Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick, the seasonal ferry from Nova Scotia, or by air to Charlottetown.
Charlottetown for dining and history, Cavendish for beaches and Anne of Green Gables sites.