North Rustico Travel Guide

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Honky Tonk Surf Town: North Rustico, PEI

July 16, 2008 at 2:00 PM | by | Comments (0)

If Anne of Green Gables had lived 50 years later, she might have tied up her braids and hitched a ride to this northern coastal fishing town nicknamed "The Crick." Once a refuge during the Seven Years' War, the town now thrives primarily on lobster fishing and a smattering of summer beach traffic.

The best surf up here starts in August. If the waves are inconsistent during your stay, consider a sea kayaking tour or walk up to the famous lighthouse.

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[Photo: shimmershine]

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