We’re so excited to officially open our doors and begin welcoming guests to our peaceful waterfront retreat in Lower Montague, PEI.

 Oceanfront property with waterfront access
 3 cozy bedrooms
 Stunning ocean views & sunsets
 BBQ & outdoor spaces
 Pet-friendly accommodations
 Fast WiFi, Netflix & onsite laundry
 Close to golf, beaches, restaurants & local attractions

Whether you’re planning a summer vacation, girls’ getaway, golf trip, family adventure, or peaceful retreat by the water, Whispering Waves Cottage was designed to help you relax, reconnect, and enjoy island life.

Wake up to ocean views, watch for seals along the shoreline, and unwind to the sound of the waves.

 Lower Montague, Prince Edward Island
 Now accepting bookings

We can’t wait to host you.

 Relax • Unwind • Experience Island Life 

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– Curated pre-loved, new and vintage clothing in inclusive sizing XS-4XL, brands not found locally.
– Primarily women’s clothing with a small section for men and children
– A big variety of dresses for all occasion
– Inside a 1950’s building – an old family service center. Our motto is : style has no size, shape or age limit!

Whether it’s the memoir you can’t seem to make time for, a collection of journals you don’t know what to do with, or a fifteenth draft you’re tired of wrestling with… what better place to birth a book than Prince Edward Island?

Curated by best-selling author, ghostwriter, book coach, and proud Islander Jaime Lee Mann, this private literary experience is designed to turn your idea into something tangible.

Before your feet hit the red soil, JL will review your unfinished draft, messy notes, and scattered ideas to get a better sense of your world and your unique point of view.

Once you’re all settled in, she’ll meet with you to discuss your project in more detail. Then, while you explore the region’s beaches, lighthouses, restaurants, and tranquility, she’ll be nearby shaping the bones of your story into what she calls a “Planuscript” — a clear, workable foundation for the book that’s been begging to be brought to life.

This experience is best suited for stories of resilience, grief, recovery, or any sort of transformative life experience that deserves to be told honestly and held with care.

You’ll leave the Island with direction, momentum, and support for your story.

Space is limited. Contact JL for details and availability.

Harbour Hideaway “A Coachman’s Apartment” features stunning views of Red Head Harbour, soaring eagles, and breathtaking sunsets. The property overlooks pristine sand dunes, the ocean and the harbour, offering front-row seats to nature’s beauty.

Main Level Features:
Private entrance
Modern kitchen with high-end appliances & countertops
Casual dining area
Cozy living space with queen sofa bed
Washer/Dryer
Queen bedroom with barn doors for privacy
Well-appointed bathroom with shower
Wood burning stove (Rules in House Manual)
Abundant natural light
Private outdoor area with ocean breezes
Two swivel-mounted televisions (50″ + 38″)

“Harbour Hideaway elegantly blends pristine natural surroundings with contemporary comforts. Ideally situated near scenic coastal trails, charming historic villages, and an authentic fishing harbor, our property serves as your perfect gateway to both adventure and tranquility on Prince Edward Island. Whether you seek exploration or rejuvenation, every detail is crafted to ensure an exceptional experience.”

Location & Surroundings:
Nestled on 2 acres of pristine waterfront, “The Hideaway” boasts 115 meters (380 feet) of private shoreline with panoramic views of Red Head Wharf —a bustling fishing port with over 30 vessels in St. Peter’s Bay.

Perched atop dramatic red cliffs, the property offers sweeping views of St. Peter’s Bay, Greenwich National Park, and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Just 2.4 km (a 2-minute drive or scenic 30-minute walk) from the charming historic village of Morell, this secluded retreat blends tranquility with convenience.

For a truly tailored experience, your hosts reside in the upper level of the Carriage House and are pleased to share local expertise, recommendations, and assistance during your stay.

Prime Confederation Trail Access:
Situated just 1 km from one of the most picturesque stretches of the historic Confederation Trail, the property offers direct access to outdoor recreation. The scenic Morell-to-St. Peter’s Bay segment (12 km) forms part of PEI’s iconic 273 km island-wide trail network. The converted railway line features universally accessible gradients, never exceeding a 2% incline.

Ideal for walking and cycling, the trail features nearly 250 bilingual interpretive signs highlighting unique ecology, cultural heritage and natural history. This exceptional pathway allows guests to immerse themselves in PEI’s landscapes while enjoying comfortable, self-paced exploration.

Our luxurious apartment combines stunning natural beauty and modern amenities. Its prime location offers easy access to scenic trails, historic villages, and the vibrant life of a working fishing port. Whether you are seeking adventure or relaxation, we provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable stay on Prince Edward Island.

Open from Tuesday-Saturday, Jun-Oct

Open Monday – Sunday (Weather Pending)

July 14 – September 1st
Off Season, Contact directly to Book

The Maytree Eco-Dome.

Modern amenities, for the modern retreat.

Complete with a jacuzzi, kitchen, and inviting living space, our luxury geodesic dome has been crafted for comfort & care, inside and out.

Maytree is a couples retreat located on the southeastern shore of Prince Edward Island. We offer a one-of-a-kind accommodations experience that allows our guests to reconnect with each other, and connect with the natural beauty of our surroundings.

We’re tucked away just a few kilometers outside of Murray River, a charming fishing village offering a variety of places to eat & views to discover.

A modern escape.

Our mission at Maytree Eco Retreat is simple. We want our guests to leave inspired.

Georgetown boasts the first harbour to be built on the Eastern Seaboard and one of the deepest harbours in North America.

Georgetown Harbour was recognized by both French and English colonists as one of the best anchorages. Makes sense, then, that it has generated much of the area’s economic activity. For example, in the late 19th century, Georgetown was a major shipbuilding centre and port, and it played a major role in the East Coast’s shipping industry. It also provided steamship service to Pictou, Nova Scotia, thus enabling a railway connection to the rest of the country. Georgetown Harbour was the last port to freeze over in heavy winters and often the only point of contact with the mainland. Today, the bustling harbour is still a major community attraction.

The Mi’kmaq people have been present in this area for more than 9000 years, and the French and Acadian settlers, who began to arrive in the early 1700s, prospered in harmony.

Havre Saint Pierre, or St. Peter’s Harbour, was the first commercial settlement on the Island, established in the early 1700s. It has been home to the Epekwitnewaq Mi’kmaq and their ancestors for at least 9000 years. Archaeological evidence from the Jones site at Greenwich National Park, as well as other archaeological sites in the vicinity, point to a continuous Indigenous occupation in this area before and after European settlement. The Epekwitnewaq Mi’kmaq continued to live here in the early 1700s with the arrival of the French and Acadian settlers. These European settlers were attracted to the area by the harbour, the fishery, and arable lands. Although the Epekwitnewaq Mi’kmaq and European settlers had a different way of life they were both dependent on the abundant local resources and managed a peaceful co-existence. This came to an end when the Island was surrendered to the British Forces in 1758 and the Acadians were deported disrupting the previous way of life here.

Mention Rollo Bay to almost any Islander and they will immediately think “fiddle.” And with good reason!

Fiddling has always been part of the Rollo Bay scene. For example, there is the annual Rollo Bay Fiddle Festival, dating back to 1976. What began as a one-day event with primarily local talent has grown into a three-day celebration featuring the who’s who of fiddling from across the globe. Thousands of fans converge on the 60-acre site with campers, tents, lawn chairs and lots of enthusiasm. Step dancing and square dancing are part of the entertainment. Square sets, which differ from region to region, typically have four figures or series of movements. The local version, however, has three figures and starts from a circle rather than a square.