Prince Edward Island’s Historic Fishing Village - Victoria-By-The-Sea
To get to Prince Edward Island you need to cross the 18-mile Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick. Prince Edward Island is named the “gentle island” because of it’s prettier and more pastoral than the the other provinces. The smallest province is mostly flat and has rich soil for the thriving farming industry.
Victoria by the Sea was founded in 1819 and by the late 1800’s became an important seaport. It is a picturesque fishing town, with a lighthouse, tucked away on the south shore of Prince Edward Island. Today Victoria by the Sea attracts visitors with its seaside charm, shops, restaurants, a relaxed atmosphere.
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What you should know:
There are walking trails.
You could spend a couple of hours here.
Restrooms are available.
People are friendly and helpful.
This is a walkable town, and it is a great way to see the town.
On the street parking is available; check posted parking regulations signs.
There are a few restaurant options as well as entertainment at the Victoria Playhouse.
You will need a passport and any other credentials needed when crossing into Canada from the United States.
Tipping 18-20% for good service is customary.
The currency is the Canadian Dollar.
