Bring a refillable water bottles. Almost anywhere will fill it for free. Cottage water is tested and safe to drink and both Summerside and Charlottetown have tested safe water.

Use the cottage bikes and take the well worn path at the top of the cliffs, The beach and red cliffs are a perfect background picture on the way back from the Teacup. On a low tide, walk the 10 minutes to the teacup. Search Teacup Rock, Thunder Cove to see pictures.

All parking is free in Summerside. Charlottetown free during the evening and weekends.

Most stores only open at noon on Sunday and many close at 5 pm, best to check ahead.

Great atmosphere, great food, great prices for seafood. see their Facebook page for menu. Located at 6217 Mt. Carmel, Wellington, PE

beach surf conditions are posted at https://www.tourismpei.com/beachreports . Sometimes (but not all) riptides are associated with high winds. You should always check surf conditions before swimming.

Most are great however best to check before going, restaurant inspection reports can be found here: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/feature/restaurant-and-food-premises-inspection-reports#/

Use only established pathways to the beach. The dunes and seagrass are fragile, protect the coastline and prevent erosion and once walked on can break down. Do not climb beach cliffs.

Sort garbage using the PEI Waste Watch chart. Interactive sorting at www.iwmc.pe.ca. Use recycled (or no) garbage bags if possible. A fee is sometimes levied by cottage owners when garbage is improperly sorted at cottages.

PEI has a province wide plastic bag ban so best to bring a few reusable bags.

Almost all stores open on Sunday at 12 noon till about 5 p.m.