North Cape

Prince Edward Island is similar to China’s Hainan Island, separated from the mainland by a bridge. There is no charge for entering the island, and you can choose to take the bridge and drive back to the original road, or take a boat. The four corners of the island’s south, east, north and west have their own advantages, and you can visit them in two days.

The Red Beach is located at the northernmost tip of North Brustic, Prince Edward Island, Canada. It belongs to the Atlantic coast. The sand on the beach is iron reddish brown. You can go out to sea to watch whales. There will also be wild sea lions on the beach. The animals here are not afraid of people. Friends of animals can go and see!

When it comes to windmills, the first country people think of is the Netherlands. But the neat rows of modern-style white windmills in the North Cape of Prince Edward Island are also a beautiful landscape with red sand: the sand here is different from other places, the blue sea is matched with the red sand. The red of the sand here can make your complexion feel fairer. Encounter: Inadvertently, the sound of "pop, pop, pop" on the seaside reef aroused my curiosity. The sound is not like the sound of sea water hitting rocks. The sound is irregular, sometimes absent. I followed the sound, and found a sea lion crawling on the reef beside the reef. His large fins slapped the reef with the movement, and the sound came from time to time. I walked in, the sea lion seemed not to be afraid of us at all, watching us walk in, raising his head and looking at me. Red sand beach. Lighthouse: Another important sight on the coast is the lighthouse. The lighthouse here feels cumbersome. The body of Sifang is much sturdier than lighthouses in other places, and the height is not very high, only about 4 stories high. Although not as beautiful as the lighthouse elsewhere, it does not delay its way home for the lost ships. Reminder: The scenery here is very charming, remember to take pictures of yourself.

The scenery is good, but relatively far away. You can go or live there if you have time. Just shopping is not very convenient

The North Point is the northernmost point of Prince Edward Island. Here you can look out to the sea in the distance, the water and the sky line, the heart is refreshing, the beach is the red sand beach, the fine sand and the sea, you can walk around the sea freely, relaxing and happy. There is also a lighthouse where you can take pictures.