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PEI Explore

Prince Edward Island

is our home since June 2012.

We love to explore this island.

Click here to see all our "Explore PEI" posts or you can choose by sights:

Greenwich ~ PEI National Park

Dromore Woodland Trails in Spring

Hike from Brackley Beach to Robinsons Island (in March)

Snowshoeing on the Beach ~ PEI National Park in Winter

Winter River Trail ~ Snowshoeing

Farmlands Trail ~ PEI National Park

Snowshoeing at Brookvale Provincial Park

Magical Snowy Charlottetown

Strathgartney Provincial Park Trail

A Barley Feast with Chef Michael Smith & GoBarley

#5 Cafe in Murray Harbour

Cape Bear Lighthouse

Robinsons Island Trail

Inn at Bay Fortune + Oyster Shucking Lesson

Learning about Oysters at Colville Bay Oyster Co.

Glasgow Glen Farm ~ An Island Gouda Experience

Digging for Clams in Prince Edward Island

DiverseCity Multicultural Festival 2015 ~ Charlottetown

Day Trip to Yummy Cafes in Eastern PEI

Red Fox at Blockhouse Lighthouse

Autumn Family Hike & Geocaching

A Step Back in Time at Orwell Corner Historic Village

oTENTik at Cavendish, PEI National Park

Beach Days & PEI 2014 Celebration Zone

Chelton Beach Provincial Park & Delicious Scapes Take Out!

Summerside: Samuel's Coffee House & Spinnakers' Landing

DiverseCity Multicultural Festival 2014

Avonlea ~ The Village of Anne of Green Gables

Wood Islands Lighthouse

Sailing on the Confederation, Northumberland Ferry

Tulips Everywhere in Charlottetown

Kaleidoscope 2014 Festival

Woodlands Maple Syrup Field Trip

North Rustico Harbour & Boardwalk

PEI National Park ~ Between Cavendish and North Rustico

Winter Geocaching ~ Victoria Park

Geocaching at Strathgartney Provincial Park

Apple Picking :: PEI Open Farm Day

Greenwich, part of PEI National Park {part one}, {part two}.

Panmure Head Lighthouse

Panmure Island Provincial Park

PEI National Park {with grandparents}{winter at the beach}{on a date}{park's 75th birthday}

Victoria by the Sea

Beaconsfield Historic House

Argyle Shores Provincial Park {with grandparents}{first visit}

Snapshots from Charlottetown

Winter at the Beach: Covehead Lighthouse, part of PEI National Park

Farm Day in the City

PEI Shellfish Festival 2012

Mouse Hunt in Charlottetown!

Farmers Market in Charlottetown

Beach at Canoe Cove

Basin Head, Souris Lighthouse, and East Point Lighthouse

Cows Creamery and Anne of Green Gables Chocolates

March of the Crows, part of Art in the Open

Les Feux Follets by Confederation Centre Young Company

2012 Gold Cup and Saucer Parade {part 1}{part 2}{part 3}

Diversecity 2012 : Multicultural street festival

Cavendish and Orby Head

Province House, Birthplace of Canada

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