Excellent experience with Captain Ross and his mate Leonard. Our group of 4 caught a lot of fish!…read more Over 50 Atlantic Mackerel + 9 cod. And this was on the 1 pm charter in tough full moon tide conditions!! We appreciated their willingness to share their stories about growing up in PEI. HIGHLY recommend!!

Cynthia and her crew provided us with the trip of a lifetime. They really listened to what we were…read morelooking for in a bike trip on PEI. Every detail was well organized and executed beyond our expecations. Their communication with us before and during the trip was top notch, and they are lovely people to boot. All we had to focus on was enjoying the experience - which we did immensely. We would highly recommend PEI Cycling Tours for plannng any cycling adventure on PEI.

We love taking cycling tours when we visit new places and since this was not only our first visit…read moreto PEI, but the Maritimes as a whole, we really were excited to book a tour with Cynthia. We only had part of one day, but she helped us make the most of it. We were able to cycle part of the Confederation Trail as well as highlights of Charlottetown. The day was warm and we popped into a micro brewery for a sample and also finished the tour with a delicious late lunch. These are all things that can be configured, depending on time and what you'd like to do. Cynthia's tours are very customizable! My only regret is that we had such a great time talking with her that we didn't take many photos. My husband and I felt we were out riding with a friend, she gave us great tips for the rest of our visit. I highly recommend the tour and visiting this beautiful corner of Canada.

We've ridden the ferry in three different years now and continue to be pleased with the…read moreexperiences. It's a delightful way to travel off the island. The cost now from PEI to Nova Scotia is $79 for the car and our three passengers. We enjoyed a cooked breakfast on board, plenty of hot coffee and some terrific sightseeing on the deck. We booked online and had no issues; reservations are a good idea as those without will be boarded last, space permitting.

We had a great experience on the Holiday Island ferry going from Caribou, NS to Wood Islands, PEI…read moreand back. We had booked our itinerary online before we left and so when we arrived, the operators quickly located our reservation and ushered us into the appropriate queue. Boarding was orderly and organized and the ship left promptly. The rest of the 75 minute trip was very pleasant. The weather was beautiful and the deck allowed for a lovely panoramic view of the Northumberland Strait. We saw small fishing boats pass by, with friendly fishermen waving lobsters at us. The concession stand sold tea and coffee, ice cream and snacks while the cafeteria served hot sandwiches and breakfast. They even had poutine, which was still deliciously unhealthy even if it featured pale (rather than the typical dark) gravy used in Québec. The 'green' side of me loved that disposal of waste was separated into compostable, recyclable, and then finally trash bins. Overall a great experience; although it was pricier (~$70) than driving to PEI on the Confederation Bridge (~$40), it saved us time rather than having to reroute our itinerary and was a more enjoyable experience sailing across the Strait.

I came to PEI with low expectations. The fact that we arrived during a downpour was validating…read morehowever for the next two days we toured the Island. Kevin L. was our guide. He demonstrated a depth and breadth of knowlege of matters important, trivial, tragic and funny and kept our attention through the two day travels. He went above and beyond to ensure our comfort and enrichment. We saw picturesque areas, I was not wild about Anne of Green Gables, but was surprised at how fascinating the museum and house visit were. He recommended excellent places to eat and we had only pleasant surprises and no disappointments, except that the day we flew home gave warmth and glorious sunshine to everyone on the island, obviously a circumstance beyond his control. Would I return? Absloutely! Would I recomend his tours? ...in a heartbeat.

We had a perfect time on our Prince Edward Tour. The driver was wonderful...I so wish I could…read moreremember his name. He is a native and knew everything there was to know about PEI. He tried to foil me with his Anne of Green Gables trivia but I prevailed! He took us to the "Lake of Shining Waters" and to "Green Gables" and on a trip around the island and to see the new bridge. We also got to stand on the quintessential red cliffs of the island. If you are in the area you have to use them for your tour. If I am ever back on PEI (which I sure home happens) I will be sure to take a tour from them!

A charming location such a nice spot close to the water and restaurants…read more The owner is friendly, the room is a good size appointed with country charm. The rates were excellent and French toast and sausage for breakfast. I know I buried the lead yes French toast; yum. This place is a real gem, looking forward to coming back again. So happy we discovered this little piece of PEI.

This is the best little B&B on the island. Richard and Wendy make you feel like family for the…read moreduration of your stay. The rooms are really cute and well kept. You're close to some amazing shops in Victoria by the Sea, and everyone is so friendly. Staying at this place has definitely made this trip more enjoyable. If you're visiting PEI, I highly recommend staying at The Orient.

Well maintained Cottages which located nearby Cavendish and North Rustico…read more It is great place to take 5 or 7 days of vacation. They are close to everything, but also separated from all noisy things. It is a haven for guests to to relax. It is so peaceful and scenic. Just amazing!

My partner and I stayed at the Maple Hill Guest House in Prince Edward Island last week and it was…read morean incredible experience. We found it on purpleroofs.com and we were very lucky to have discovered it. We were visiting my partner's nephew who was working on an organic farm on PEI for the summer and our stay at Maple Hill was an added and unexpected pleasure. We had never been to PEI before and did not know what to expect. Mike and Paul are the proprietors and they could not have done more to make our visit more perfect. Their guest house is nestled on the side of a wonderfully landscaped hill with expansive and private views of the green and plush countryside. We stayed in a beautifully converted barn that was spacious, decorated and incredibly comfortable. Their flower garden is absolutely stunning (Paul is a landscape architect) and the "Pidgeonnair" (a little room house located on a private end of the farm) was great for yoga, meditation or just relaxing in a private area. They actually farm and have several cows so the experience was absolutely complete. Breakfast was superb and we had a traditional lobster dinner (the other choice was a harvest farm dinner), that could not be beat. We also enjoyed their company and they even invited us to a concert in a nearby town (in an old church), which just made the trip all the more complete. Stunning, spectacular, fun, quiet, peaceful, beautiful and everything in between. I highly, highly recommend Maple Hill Guest House not only when visiting PEI but also as a destination. Mike and Paul have got it down. We look forward to going back and repeating our incredible experience. Really a true find!!!!!

Stayed here a fri and sat night. The building seems old despite the fresh facade, floors and walls…read moreare crooked and my bed was shaking when people walked in the hallway. Room was cozy but very small. Very noisy, you hear and feel when people walk in the hallway or take shower. The temp outside was in the 80's and the window air conditioner provided barely adequate cooling. The gaps around it were sealed with tape; I'd hate to stay there when its cold outside. Difficult to set the shower temperature. Bed and linens comfortable. The grounds are pretty and well landscaped. The property sits right on the water with beautiful views. There are several common areas that offer cozy couches with coffee tables. The adjacent restaurant is not cheap but their food was delicious - my halibut was perfectly cooked with lots of finesse. Their lobster bake was rich, creamy, tasty and came with toasted pesto pita slices - it was worth the $18. Breakfast is included and was good. Cereal, bagels, yoghurt, juice, sausage and eggs toast, muffins etc. Short on fresh fruit though. Coffee was very good. Staff was friendly and service minded. We checked in late and were hungry and the front desk clerk found us some muffins. So...if you bring earplugs for sleeping you should be OK.

When you drive up the lane you know you are in for a treat! From the spectacular views to the…read moreincredible warm island reception when you walk in the front door, to the smell of fresh coffee - it's glorious here. They have combined the welcoming informal atmosphere of a cottage with the elegance and charm of a resort. What is your pleasure? You will find it here: golf down the road, fresh mussels and lobster, relax around the outside fire pit, take a hike or bike ride. The best part is that you are minutes away from Charlottetown AND the best beaches in Canada. If you are searching for one location - home base if you will - while visiting PEI - look no further. Great for kids, great for couples and great for weddings and corporate meetings. Loving it. Oh, look, the sun is coming out...another beautiful day - off to golf now!!