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Located in Borden-Carleton, Garden of the Gulf Museum and British Gardens (commonly known as the Miniature World-style attraction on PEI) features large-scale replicas of famous British landmarks, including the Tower of London, Canterbury Cathedral, and Dunvegan Castle. Set among beautifully maintained formal gardens, many of the replicas are large enough to walk through, offering a unique and immersive experience. A must-visit destination for families, photography, and one of the most unusual attractions in Prince Edward Island. Hours: June–September

Located on the north shore of Prince Edward Island, Malpeque Bay is the source of world-famous Malpeque oysters, widely considered among the finest oysters in the world. This expansive bay features sheltered waters, rich wetlands, and access to Cabot Beach Provincial Park. A must-visit destination for food lovers, coastal scenery, and exploring one of the most iconic culinary regions in Canada.

Located in Point Prim, Point Prim Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse on Prince Edward Island, built in 1845. It is the only round brick lighthouse in the province and stands on a dramatic point extending into the Northumberland Strait. With sweeping coastal views and a nearby heritage chowder house, it’s a must-visit destination for travelers exploring scenic landmarks and the best things to do in PEI. Hours: July–August, open daily