Where Is Prince Edward Island? Discover Canada’s Hidden Gem

Confederation Bridge – Your gateway to PEI adventures, stretching 12.9 km across the Northumberland Strait.

If you’ve ever wondered where Prince Edward Island is, you’re not alone. PEI may be Canada’s smallest province, but it’s also one of its most charming. Known for red-sand beaches, world-class golf courses, and fresh seafood, it’s a destination that feels both welcoming and unforgettable.

Location on the Map

Prince Edward Island (often called PEI) is located on the east coast of Canada in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. It sits north of Nova Scotia and east of New Brunswick, connected to the mainland by the 12.9 km Confederation Bridge. The Island is about 224 km long and between 6 and 64 km wide, making it easy to explore by car.

How to Get Here

• By Car: Drive across the Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick. It’s the longest bridge over ice-covered water in the world.

• By Ferry: Seasonal ferries connect PEI with Nova Scotia. The 75-minute ride is a beautiful way to arrive on the Island.

• By Air: The Charlottetown Airport offers direct flights from major Canadian cities like Toronto, Montreal, and Halifax, and seasonal flights from the US.

Why Visit PEI?

PEI is famous for its stunning scenery, rolling green fields, red cliffs, and miles of beaches. It’s also home to:

• Some of Canada’s top golf courses, including the Links at Crowbush Cove, Dundarave, and Brudenell.

• The storybook world of Anne of Green Gables.

• Fresh seafood - from lobster suppers to oysters and mussels.

• Festivals, trails, and attractions that make every season special.

Stay Close to It All at Casa Bonita PEI

Located just outside Charlottetown, Casa Bonita PEI is the perfect home base for exploring the Island. Whether you’re here for a golf trip, a wedding stay, a family getaway, or a group adventure, you’ll find comfort, space, and a welcoming atmosphere. With four bedrooms, multiple living areas, and a private backyard oasis, Casa Bonita PEI has everything you need for a memorable stay.

👉 Book your stay at Casa Bonita PEI and start planning your trip to this unforgettable Island.

Frequently Asked Questions About PEI

Is PEI part of Nova Scotia?

No, PEI is its own province — the smallest in Canada. It sits in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, just north of Nova Scotia and east of New Brunswick.

Do you need a passport to visit PEI?

If you’re a Canadian resident, you don’t need a passport to travel to PEI. International visitors, including from the US, will need a valid passport to enter Canada.

How do you get to PEI?

You can drive across the Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick, take a ferry from Nova Scotia (seasonal), or fly directly into Charlottetown Airport.

What is PEI known for?

PEI is famous for golf, red-sand beaches, Anne of Green Gables, fresh seafood, and its beautiful rolling countryside.

When is the best time to visit PEI?

Summer and fall are the most popular, but spring and winter have their own charm - from quiet beaches to cozy getaways.