Harbourfront Stroll
Walk the Spinnakers' Landing boardwalk for local crafts, live music, and great views of the water.





Summerside, the second-largest city in Prince Edward Island, is a picturesque coastal destination that captures the essence of maritime Canada. Situated on the western part of the island, the city is celebrated for its beautiful harborfront and the Spinnakers' Landing boardwalk, where visitors can enjoy local crafts and live entertainment. The city's streets are lined with historic Victorian homes, reflecting its prosperous past as a shipbuilding and trading hub. Today, it serves as a peaceful gateway for travelers exploring the North Cape Coastal Drive, offering easy access to red-sand beaches and iconic lighthouses. With a strong sense of community, fresh local seafood, and a slower pace of life, Summerside provides a genuine and hospitable island experience for all who visit.
Summerside, the second-largest city in Prince Edward Island, is a picturesque coastal destination that captures the essence of maritime Canada. Situated on the western part of the island, the city is celebrated for its beautiful harborfront and the Spinnakers' Landing boardwalk, where visitors can enjoy local crafts and live entertainment. The city's streets are lined with historic Victorian homes, reflecting its prosperous past as a shipbuilding and trading hub. Today, it serves as a peaceful gateway for travelers exploring the North Cape Coastal Drive, offering easy access to red-sand beaches and iconic lighthouses. With a strong sense of community, fresh local seafood, and a slower pace of life, Summerside provides a genuine and hospitable island experience for all who visit.
Scenic Spinnakers' Landing boardwalk with local boutiques.
Rich maritime history showcased in local museums and architecture.
Gateway to the scenic North Cape Coastal Drive.
Harbourfront Theatre featuring local cultural performances.
Many tourist attractions and seasonal shops operate primarily from June through September.
A rental car is highly recommended for visiting nearby beaches and rural attractions.
The city has a much slower pace of life, which is perfect for relaxation but offers limited late-night entertainment.
Walk the Spinnakers' Landing boardwalk for local crafts, live music, and great views of the water.
Take advantage of the city's location and try fresh Prince Edward Island mussels and lobster at local diners.
Coastal relaxation and exploring Prince Edward Island's maritime heritage.
CAD $
$120-$200 p/day
14,829
While the downtown is walkable, a car is recommended to explore the nearby lighthouses and coastal drives.
English, French
June-September
A quiet time as the island wakes up; expect cool breezes and blooming landscapes.
The peak season with warm weather, bustling festivals, and all attractions fully open.
Beautiful autumn foliage and harvest festivals; the weather remains pleasant through September.
Cold and snowy; many seasonal tourist businesses close, but ideal for a quiet, snowy retreat.