Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Cruise Port

When cruising to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, you will be amazed at the colorful red sandstone cliffs that line the shore. As one of the smallest provinces in Canada, this area is nothing short from charming. Charlottetown is the largest city in the small island province, but is very easy to explore on foot. Some locals joke that no matter where you are in town, you are no more than a 15-minute walk away! On your cruise to Charlottetown, be sure to sample the many seafood specialties found at the outdoor cafés and quaint restaurants, and enjoy a stroll along the waterfront where you can stumble into a small shop or two for that perfect souvenir. Many beaches surround this small province - some inviting of a cool dip and others perfect for a relaxing hike through the tidal shores. Charlottetown also has an abundance of parks, many Victorian homes and architecture, as well as the location that inspired Anne of Green Gables. Below, we have listed a few of our favorite things to do on a cruise to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island:

Explore downtown Charlottetown and sample the fresh seafood and unique delicacies - some found only on this island. You absolutely must try the local oysters and sought-after PEI mussels.
Take an ocean kayak adventure or go fishing to explore the area’s gorgeous coastal waters. Keep your eyes peeled for unique wildlife around Charlottetown, including harbour and grey seals.
Stop at the Point Prim Lighthouse, a historic site built in 1846 that stands 60 feet tall and is the island’s oldest lighthouse.
Venture into the home of the Anne of Green Gables Museum, where you can walk through the museum and see the beautiful surrounding landscapes that inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery's stories.

Coastal cliffs and flower fields near Charlottetown, PEI