Points East
For a spectacular view of Prince Edward Island’s coastline at its best, the Points East region is a must on any group itinerary. White sand beaches stretch out below prodigious dunes topped with grass. Scenic Heritage Roads spread inland from the coastal route. For groups interested in experiencing Island nature up close, there are nature trails, canoeing, deep-sea fishing excursions, and more. While touring this region, passengers should keep an eye out for the 333 species of birds and sea birds that inhabit the area.
Routing
routing Driving Distance: Mount Stewart to East Point is 80km (50mi) Driving Time by Motorcoach: 1 hour, 10 minutes
Driving Distance: East Point to Cardigan is approx. 62km (38 mi) Driving Time by Motorcoach: 50 minutes
Touring Prince Edward Island’s Bays & Dunes means tracing the Kings Byway Scenic Drive along the northeastern tip of the Island. The two options for starting points are Mount Stewart on the North Shore, which travels along the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and Cardigan, which travels along the Northumberland Strait. Arrive at Mount Stewart via Charlottetown by heading northeast along the Kings Byway.
Driving Distance: Alexandra to Wood Islands is 50km (31mi) Driving Time by Motorcoach: 50 minutes
Driving Distance: Montague to Wood Islands is 25km (15.5mi) Driving Time by Motorcoach: 35 minutes
Touring the Hills & Harbours region of Prince Edward Island means following the Kings Byway Scenic Drive along the southeast tip of the Island. From the Wood Islands Ferry Terminal, head east on the Kings Byway and up to Montague. Alternatively, head west from Wood Islands and up to Charlottetown.
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