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Things to Do & See

We will be developing this page over time. Here is a list of great links.

NEW BRUNSWICK
  • Tourism New Brunswick
  • Bay of Fundy
PEI
  • There is a very orienteering appropriate exhibit in Charlottetown while we are there.... the 250th anniversary of the making of Samuel Holland's survey and map of the Island. This exhibition will explore how the map is a product of imperial rivalries and imperial policymaking for the British Empire and the critical role it played as a template for the settlement and development of PEI.
  • The Charlottetown Farmers' Market runs every Wednesday from 9 am to 2pm (and Saturdays too). The market is right across the street from the south end of the UPEI campus.
            General PEI tourism info:


  • Tourism PEI
  • Discover Charlottetown
  • Anne of Green Gables
  • PEI Confederation Trail
  • Island Trails PEI
    Everything there is to know about hiking and biking on PEI
  • Experience PEI
    Experience PEI provides visitors with the opportunity to participate in hands-on experiences by interacting with interesting, knowledgeable Islanders. If you love seafood, they will take you clam digging or oyster tonging. Learn all about lobster while helping a fisherman haul traps and then dining on board. Try your hand at sand sculpting or cooking with a chef. Help train a falcon. Make fused glass, own a racehorse for an evening, learn to sail, carve a candle or take photography and painting lessons. They offer the Island's widest range of unique experiential activities.

NOVA SCOTIA
  • Tourism Nova Scotia
  • Central Nova Scotia