Go Up West - North Cape Coastal Drive, PEI

North Cape Coastal Drive, Prince Edward Island

GO UP WEST

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Welcome to Western Prince Edward Island

Welcome to the North Cape Coastal Drive — where you're a friend before you even arrive. That's just how we do things Up West. There's always a pot of tea on, a story waiting to be told, and no rush to get anywhere fast.

Ready to explore PEI's western edge, from city to coast? Discover where to stay, feast, and make the most of your time Up West.

Go Up West
Fresh seafood and local flavors

Taste the Coast

Fresh seafood and local flavors await

 Discover hidden gems and scenic trails

Explore Adventure

Discover hidden gems and scenic trails

 Comfort and charm by the shore

Places to Stay

Comfort and charm by the shore

 Festivals and celebrations year-round

Events in the West

Festivals and celebrations year-round

 Connect with local culture and traditions

Authentic Experiences

Connect with local culture and traditions

 Curated getaways for every traveler

Island Packages

Curated getaways for every traveler

Plan Your Trip Up West

Whether you're chasing sunsets, seafood, or scenic drives — our Trip Planner helps you build your perfect getaway to Western PEI. Discover hidden beaches, taste your way through oyster country, and map out the most iconic stops from West Point to North Cape.

Start your journey from Summerside or the Confederation Bridge and explore the Island's western edge at your own pace. Add your favourite stops, see your route, and get inspired — all in one place.

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Experience the North Cape Coastal Drive — also known as Canada's Oyster Coast. This breathtaking region of Western Prince Edward Island is where land and sea shape every story, every meal, and every moment.

From the world-famous Malpeque oysters harvested along our shores to the rich cultural tapestry of Acadian, Mi'kmaq, and Celtic heritage, the North Cape Coastal Drive is a place like no other.

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Epekwitk Land Acknowledgement

Epekwitk (Prince Edward Island) is located in Mi'kma'ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi'kmaq People. The Epekwitnewaq Mi'kmaq have occupied this Island for over 12,000 years. We honour the "Treaties of Peace and Friendship" which recognized Mi'kmaq rights and established an ongoing relationship between nations. We are all Treaty People.

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