After An Awesome 5 Weeks On PEI Onto Nova Scotia

On The Ferry Leaving PEI

Staying Here For A Few Weeks

A Drive Along The Coast To Pugwash

Nestled along the shores of the Northumberland Strait, Pugwash is located about 30 minutes or less from five provincial parks with beach access.

Site of the first discussions about nuclear disarmament, this coastal community is home to Thinkers' Lodge, a National Historic Site where you can learn more about how this village first gained international recognition for peace in 1957.

Pugwash Is Full Of These Old House

So Much History

A rustic house where intellectuals and investors tried to put an end to Cold War nuclear armament

A not-to-be-missed seaside village with a bustling Main Street, you'll find a craft brewery, farmers' market, handmade chocolates, fresh baked goodies, chowder, bike rentals and restored rail cars that are now an inn, all within a one-kilometre stretch.

These Are Used As Motel Rooms

Inside The Governor Car

And A Stop At A Wool Mill

A 52 km Ride

 Rode from Murray Harbour to Wood Island on the Confederation Trail

The Confederation Trail runs tip-to-tip across Prince Edward Island and is best explored on foot or bicycle. Built on the decommissioned railway line, the main trail is 273 kilometres from west to east - Tignish to Elmira. Branch trails run through small towns and communities including the heart of Charlottetown. The gradients along this rolled stone dust trail never exceed two per cent making it suitable for all fitness levels.

An Awesome Trail To Ride

No Predators

Just A Ton Of Mosquitos

A Few More Lighthouses

East Point Lighthouse

Situated on the eastern end of the Island

A 64 ft tall octagon wooden tower built in1867

 

Panmure Island Lighthouse

Was built in 1853 and the first wooden lighthouse

Souris lighthouse

Built in 1880 and os 14.3 meters tall

Inside East Point Lighthouse

The Fog Horns

Lighthouse Tour

Cape Bear Lighthouse

Cape Bear lighthouse was built in1881

The tower is12.4 meters high. On April 14 1912 the 

 radio operator received the first Canadian S.O.S

from the Titanic

 

Wood Island Lighthouse

Built in1876 and is 54 ft tall with

a 20 ft square tower

This is the oldest lighthouse on PEI

It is 60 ft tall and was built in 1845

Just Because

Bottle Houses

PEI Yard Art

The Ferry To Nova Scotia