Avonlea Village

“The lighthouse is still working and you can take a tour and see the history of the lighthouse”

“If you ever want to know a little more about the renowned Malpeque Oysters from PEI this is a great place to try different recipes and learn a bit how they are prepared! The Oysters are shucked in the main area and the restaurant is on the Malpeque Wharf a good place to visit. This is a principal area where all the lobster fisherman come in and out on a daily basis and you would definitely see fishing boats there. Nearby is a the Cabot Provincial Park with a lifeguard supervised beach. TIP#1 Malpeque Oysters are available all over the Island but this is the area that is mostly referenced as the authentic Malpeque Oyster from Malpeque Bay . TIP#2 The Oyster Barn is quite small and gets busy during peek summer months. Be prepared to eat while standing! Not sure if they take reservations but definitely something to look into before going.”

“Within walking distance of the Inn. Great spot for all ages. It provides high-quality toys and gifts. As well ice cream is for sale. My kids and I think it's just as good as Cows ice cream and much more affordable. Dont miss out on the fairy walk through the forest behind the store”

“Locate within PEI's National Park, Green Gables is a seaside course that has views of the famous sand dunes at Cavendish, Anne of Green Gables House and stunning ocean vistas. Dress Code, Licensed Lounge, and Food & Beverage Cart. ”

“GOLF!!! Long recognized as the most popular golf course on the Island, this picturesque garden and river course offers six par 3's, six par 4's and six par 5's. Broad fairways and manicured greens are accented by numerous gardens, lakes, and ponds. Awarded as one of the Top 50 golf courses in Canada, it is sure to reward the senses with the beauty of Prince Edward Island”