How do you get on Prince Edward Island?
How do you get on Prince Edward Island?
There are three convenient ways to get to Prince Edward Island. Whether you drive across the Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick, take a ferry ride from Nova Scotia, or fly into the Charlottetown airport, as long as you know how to drive in a round-about, you’ll find our Island easy to navigate.
What time of year is best to visit Prince Edward Island?
Though Prince Edward Island rarely gets crowded, the busiest months of the year are July and August. If avoiding other tourists is top of mind for you, then I’d recommend visiting in either June or September. In these months, activities will mostly still be open but tourism levels stay moderate.
How many days do you need to visit Prince Edward Island?
How many days do you need in Prince Edward Island? To see every area of the province, plan to spend between 5 and 7 days in Prince Edward Island.
Can I visit Prince Edward Island?
At present, in order to visit PEI, you must have a PEI Pass. This is an online application that requires visitors to fill out a health questionnaire and upload their COVID-19 vaccination certificates.
Is PEI worth visiting?
Although PEI is most renowned for its natural beauty, the provincial capital town should not be overlooked. Charlottetown is located on the south shore of the island, and home to around 36,000 people. The town offers an ideal mix of warm hospitality, history, charm, shopping, food, and culture.
Do you need a car on Prince Edward Island?
Re: Do I need a car? For PEI you will need a car, no train service to the island or on the island.
Where do you fly into for Prince Edward Island?
Charlottetown Airport
The Charlottetown Airport (YYG) is conveniently located in central Prince Edward Island and offers a variety of direct and connecting commercial flights.
Do you pay to go to PEI?
No charge to go across the bridge to PEI or the ferry. The ferry is more expensive than the bridge so you may want to take that across first if you’re looking to do both.
Do you have to pay to take the ferry to PEI?
The PEI Ferry Pass costs $84 and provides round-trip passage for a passenger vehicle (including passengers) up to 7′ high and 20′ long. Pass holders can upgrade to a reservation at no additional cost. Passes must be presented upon check-in at the Wood Islands Ferry Terminal.