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North Cape Coastal Drive in Prince Edward Island

North Cape Coastal Drive

Seaside experiences for you to enjoy

Along the North Cape Coastal Drive, sunsets are unforgettable, some houses are made from bottles and Acadian and native Mi’kmaq cultures thrive. Take a selfie with a giant 14-foot potato, sleep in a lighthouse, paddle board with goats or watch the tides collide. Ready for more adventure? Come discover Canada’s Oyster Coast.

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Kildare Beach Getaway
Cottage
Kildare Capes | North Cape Coastal Drive

Kildare Beach Getaway

Beautiful, private beachfront cottage on six acres. Water views, working fireplace, two large decks.

Dates of Operation: May 4 - October 26
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Cora's Ocean Air Cottage
Cottage
Anglo Tignish | North Cape Coastal Drive

Cora's Ocean Air Cottage

This newly renovated air-conditioned cottage has three bedrooms overlooking the water. Sit and relax...

Dates of Operation: June 1 - October 12
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Sheila's Waterfront Cottage
Cottage
Seacow Pond | North Cape Coastal Drive

Sheila's Waterfront Cottage

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful cottage. Combined kitchen and living room, two bedrooms...

Dates of Operation: June 6 - September 30
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96 Haywood Lane
Cottage
Mill River East | North Cape Coastal Drive

96 Haywood Lane

Our two-bedroom, one-bathroom, cozy and clean bungalow (plus pull-out sofa bed) sleeps six guests...

Dates of Operation: January 1 - December 31
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Festivals & Events in North Cape Coastal Drive

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Christmas in Tyne Valley
Tyne Valley | North Cape Coastal Drive

Christmas in Tyne Valley

Enjoy family-friendly activities, including a market, petting zoo, visits with Santa, cozy firepits, Christmas caroling and much more.
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Food photography, oysters, lemon, flat-lay

Home of the Briny-Sweet Malpeque Oyster

The warm, shallow and rich bays and estuaries of the North Cape Coastal Region provide excellent conditions for the world-famous Malpeque Oyster to grow. Oysters are an important livelihood for many Islanders. This region is the leading oyster producer in Canada, so fittingly it’s known as Canada’s Oyster Coast.