Charlottetown is the capital City of Prince Edward Island and located on the southern coast, separated from the mainland by the Northumberland Strait.

There is something magical about the landscape of Prince Edward Island. Many visitors compare it to the gentle grace of Ireland and rural England. There seem to be a thousand shades of green, and the rich red soil is unlike any found elsewhere in Canada. The pristine beaches stretch for miles, and it is not unusual to see a farmer working his fields near rugged cliffs. Even the trees here seem to be richer in texture and hue. Every season on the Island brings its own special delight. The Island is bursting with activity. Perfect for that game of golf, kayaking or just splashing in the ocean, enjoying fresh seafood or relaxing at an outdoor cafe after a long day of meetings.

Charlottetown is designated by Canadian Heritage as a Cultural Capital of Canada and it is one of the most inspiring places you will ever experience in Canada. The vibrant seaside city is also known the “Birthplace of Confederation” as it is the site of the historic 1864 Charlottetown Conference that led to confederation. With major cultural and sporting events year round, as well as top restaurants, nightlife and entertainment and arts culture, the city offers a superb quality of life.

Charlottetown is located within a one hour drive of all major points of access to and from the Island.