The three provinces of the Canadian Maritimes share a slower pace, wide open space, quaint small towns set amid lush ...

The allure of “Anne of Green Gables” is still driving tourists to Canada’s Prince Edward Island. Lucy Maud Montgomery’s story of Anne Shirley, a redheaded orphan with a runa… ...

Find Anne of Green Gables on Prince Edward Island. JAMIE STENGLE. As the surf laps at your feet and sand dunes stretch for as far as the eye can see under a sky filled with billowing clouds, ...

CAVENDISH, Prince Edward Island — As the surf laps at your feet and sand dunes stretch for as far as the eye can see under a sky filled with billowing clouds, it becomes clear that your search ...

CAVENDISH, Prince Edward Island — As the surf laps at your feet and the sand dunes stretch as far as the eye can, it becomes clear that your search for the enchanting Canadian island the ...

Cavendish doubled in the book for Anne's fictional hometown on Prince Edward Island of Avonlea. Avonlea Village is a small park attraction in Cavendish, modeled on the fictional town.

You’re never far from a beach of iron-rich rust-red sand on Prince Edward Island (PEI), with oyster beds floating offshore and a little fishing boat netting bluefin tuna. Inland, empty roads cross the ...

Avonlea Village, a main tourism attraction in Cavendish, P.E.I., will be making some big changes because Operator COWS Inc. says the park was too quiet this summer.

Prince Edward Island’s best-known figure, Anne Shirley, is a fictional character. But that doesn’t deter tourists from around the world, and Japan in particular, from traveling to Cavendish to ...

They reside at Green Gables, a farmhouse in the fictional pastoral village of Avonlea on Canada’s Prince Edward Island. Avonlea is so full of woods “suggestive of delightful possibility” and ...

NorthWood High School students act out a scene from “Anne of Avonlea. ... what becomes of the titular title character through the early years of the 20th century in Prince Edward Island, ...