Beaches
The Best Beaches in Prince Edward Island
From the famous red sand of Cavendish to the squeaking white quartz of Basin Head's Singing Sands, PEI has some of the warmest swimming north of the Carolinas.
Photo by Dennis Jarvis, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Cavendish Beach
The island's signature red-sand beach backed by sculpted sandstone cliffs.
~35 min drive from the property
Prince Edward Island National Park
60 km of protected coastline: beaches, dunes, wetlands, and coastal trails.
~25–40 min from the property
Basin Head Provincial Park (Singing Sands)
White quartz beach whose sand squeaks — often ranked among Canada's best.
~1 hr 15 min drive east from the property
Greenwich Dunes (PEI National Park)
Rare parabolic dunes reached via a floating boardwalk over a pond.
~50 min from the property
Panmure Island Lighthouse
PEI's oldest wooden lighthouse (1853) between two long white-sand beaches.
~55 min from the property
Argyle Shore Provincial Park
Quiet red-sand south-shore beach with warm swimming water.
~30 min from the property