Canada’s Little Secret - About the Island
In the morning fog the fishing boats seem to sleep on their watery bed before awakening to the adventures of the day. In early summer, violet and pink lupines burst into blossom in waves along the roadsides. Along the north shore nearly every bend in the road reveals a glimpse of the magnificent Gulf of St. Lawrence, a secluded cove or meandering river. There is no place on this Canadian Prince more than ten miles from the sea. This unique Canadian island is well known for its stunning color schemes, white and red sand beaches that stretch for miles, red clay cliffs hugging the shorelines, sparkling blue waters, Kelly green meadows of grass and fields of freshly tilled umber soil.
The appeal of this part of the island is its seclusion and invitation for discovery, while still having close proximity to all of the best activities. Remember it is the country’s smallest province. Here, when the sun goes down, the night life is the ocean waves, the sea wind swaying the dune grass and the night birds dancing just above the water. Here the sunsets are nothing less than stunning. It’s as if the sun saves its best closing for this tiny island.