Heritage Harbour House Inn B&B Charlottetown

... we exit the ship. It, like the others, has all of the souvenirs you can imagine. On the stage, young are girls doing highland dances for the crowd. As we enter the city we pass by two large and historic churches and the very old Rodd Inn. Despite it being a Monday morning, the city seems very sleepy. A lobster restaurant is located 100 yards to the left of the ship. We make a note of this place for a future trip. <br>

Die Insel hat drei 'Rundfahrten' zu bieten. Den North Cape Coastal Drive, welche wie der Name sagt, den Norden der Insel abdeckt. Den Central Coastal Drive, für die Mitte sowie den East Coastal Drive für den Osten. <br><br>Wir machten uns auf den Weg, um den East Coastal Drive zu erkunden. Als erstes legten wir bei Greenwich National Park einen Stopp ein. Dieser ist er seit 1998 Teil des Nationalparkes. Der Dünenweg wurde uns im Reiseführer empfohlen. Die Holzplankenwege f ...

... nse machen sich für den Abflug Richtung Süden bereit und sammeln sich. Wieviele Gänse angeflogen kamen, wissen wir nicht, es waren seeeeehr viele!<br><br>Im kleinen Fischerdörfchen North Rustico Harbour machten wir am Mittag einen Zwischenhalt. Leider war hier, wie an vielen Orten auf der Insel, bereits fast alles geschlossen. Die Hauptsaison ist ...

... a "bridge out" sign and construction detour to the highway. Not too excited about the prospect of riding on the highway with very narrow shoulders and fast moving vehicles, we retraced our route back to St. Peters and continued our ride east along a tree-lined path.<br><br>Hungry after the ride we drover out to PEI National Park on the seashore and walked a trail to the bay. As we sat and had our lunch we watched as "mussel men" work their ...

... 8217;s golfing sweetheart Lori Kane &#8211; in Charlottetown, so we headed back down there on Friday morning. Belvedere is a good old-fashioned golf club with tree-lined fairways and civilized greens. Very refreshing after the rigors of the two Links courses we had been on. The only problem was that it advertises itself as "the home of the four hour round" and being a group of physically compromised duffers who were new to the layout, we were more on to the ...

... a four bedroom cottage in the town of Cavendish, on the northern shore of central Prince Edward Island. Reassured by Garmi, we skirted to the north of Charlottetown and made our way to The Cavendish Cottages, driving past many fields of hay, potatoes and cows and a few pretty sea-coves and inlets. Our cottage was well equipped and one of what seemed like several thousand that stood hopefully along the Cavendish Road. Mike and I, claiming infirmities that had ...

... work helping the deaf to speak, inventing the telephone and lots of experimenting to further technology in all kinds of fields. Didn&#8217;t take very long to go through it though, so then Caitlin and I went to a little café called The Yellow Cello and got some cold drinks, then waited on the pier for the boat to come in. Apparently the sailing was awesome but I&#8217;m glad I didn&#8217;t go, I couldn&#8217;t risk it.<br><br>We got back to Bear on the Lake at around 4.30 and just ...

... day. We cruised across the Confederation bridge and PEI arose from the horizon. The girls let me out a few kilometres out of Charlottetown and I caught a ride the rest of the way. Roger Bernard a man and a legend picked me up. He gave me the lowdown and the seafood festival and where to busk for good change. He dropped me off right at the wharf and jee wiz I almost wet my pants in excitement! There it was the glorious Atlantic ocean. The end of it all. I admired the water for quite ...

... is a shellfish right? I've never had it and the place that's famous for the best lobster in the world might be a good place to start. $8 entry fee lighter and a few random vouchers heavier, 5 minutes wander proved me wrong. There did seem to be some kind of demonstration involving chefs and big pots of soup going on but there were so many people I couldn't get near. Around the edges of the tent a few half-hearted stands were set up , mainly advertising potato farms and mussels ...

... to North Rustico Harbour where there is a restaurant that can accommodate 500 people and boasts a 60 ft long salad bar! Before we chow down at the Fishermen' Wharf Lobster Restaurant, we checked out the small but quaint Harbour. Not surprisingly, the Chinese tourists followed us (all three bus loads)! For $29.95, you can get a 1 lb lobster dinner with clam chowder, all you can eat salad bar, dessert and coffee/tea. Being the lobster connoisseur (both ...