What language is spoken in Prince Edward Island?

In PEI, English remains the primary language spoken. While not officially a bilingual province, PEI is home to a vibrant Acadian and Francophone community.



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What is Prince Edward Island Known For? The province is best loved for Green Gables, golf, and gorgeous sandy beaches. Moreover, PEI is a great culinary destination offering world-class seafood. After a day spent adventuring on the island, enjoy a freshly caught lobster, steamed mussels or champagne-poached oysters.

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Realize your reality in a place called Prince Edward Island. The coastal and pastoral beauty of this place draws people here but they choose to stay because of our small town feel, non-existent rush hours, short drives to work, low crime rate and quality of education. Our view changes everything.

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Our economy features a mix of traditional resources - agriculture, fisheries and tourism - that have undergone significant modernization as well as new industry sectors including bioscience and advanced manufacturing. Business acumen and entrepreneurship are at the core of PEI's economic success.

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Facts about Prince Edward Island
  • Canada's Smallest and Only Island Province. ...
  • Cradle of Canadian Confederation. ...
  • PEI has Official Symbols. ...
  • PEI Has Official Provincial Tartan. ...
  • PEI Has the Longest Multi-Purpose Trail. ...
  • PEI has Got Only One National Park. ...
  • PEI is the Birthplace of Lucy Maud Montgomery. ...
  • PEI Has Two Lobster Seasons.


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MoneySense Names Prince Edward Island, Canada Top Affordable Place to Retire – Home to Sunset Dunes. Sunset Dunes, PEI, Canada is pleased to report that MoneySense magazine has named Prince Edward Island as one of the Top 11 least expensive places in the world to retire.

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In the winter months of January and February, the average daytime high is -3.3 °C (26 °F). The Island receives an average yearly rainfall of 855 millimetres (33.7 in) and an average yearly snowfall of 2,850 millimetres (112 in).

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