Vacation rentals in Prince Edward Island

Find and book unique accommodations on Airbnb

Top-rated vacation rentals in Prince Edward Island

Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness, and more.

%{current} / %{total}1 / 1
Guest favorite
An aerial view showcases the dome-shaped eco-dome nestled among snow-covered trees. The white geometry contrasts with the surrounding evergreen forest, while the roof's skylight is visible. A pathway leads to the dome, inviting guests to explore the natural winter landscape.
Home in Montague
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Oceanfront Luxury Glamping Dome

Nestled in the woods of PEI’s south-eastern shore, and overlooking the Murray Islands is the Maytree Eco-Dome, a unique 26ft luxury accommodation complete with a kitchen, bathroom, private bedroom, and lounge with views of the water. Maytree offers direct access to your own private beach, and is the perfect location for kayaking, hiking, or having a beachside bonfire. Whether you are looking for a rejuvenating retreat, or an anchor for an Eastern PEI adventure. PEI Tourism License #1300747 Our all season eco-dome is complete with a modern kitchenette, full bathroom, jacuzzi, and other amenities needed for an enjoyable stay. Full access to the eco-dome, patio, and surrounding forest, with private beach access. My husband, Ken, and I and our son, Hugh, live on the property down at the end of Sunset Beach Rd. We are happy to help if you need anything during your stay. The preferred way of contact is through texting at the number provided. We're tucked away just a few kilometres outside of Murray River, a charming fishing village offering a variety of places to eat & views to discover. We recommend having a car while visiting Prince Edward Island. There is limited public transport available in Eastern PEI.

Superhost
A modern two-story home features a spacious balcony with glass railing and outdoor seating. Lush green grass surrounds the property, while trees provide natural landscaping. The structure showcases an angled roof, integrating natural materials for a seamless connection with the environment.
Guesthouse in Charlottetown
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

Wharfside - Waterfront + Downtown + Victoria Park

Unwind in this newly built main level suite overlooking the Charlottetown Harbour and the picturesque Victoria Park and just a short stroll to downtown shops & restaurants. Modern architecture at its finest, this loft has spared no expense. Floor to ceiling windows look out to sailboats and sunsets. Appointed with the luxury traveller in mind, this home is equipped with high end appliances, marble countertops, luxury linens and a king size bed for a truly restful sleep and stay. License #4000033

Top guest favorite
A bright hot tub building features large windows allowing natural light to fill the space. The hot tub is centrally located, accompanied by a small wooden stool and an indoor plant. Wooden beams add a rustic charm to the ceiling.
Cottage in Darnley
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 381 reviews

Rest Ashored by Memory MakerCottages with Hot-tub!

Rest Ashored is a seaside cottage on a spacious 1 acre lot along Green Gables North Shore. Beautifully furnished three-bedroom private cottage with lovely water views, from the upper and lower decks which overlook the Baltic River. Included is a private hot tub building to optimize your rest and relaxation! A perfect place for a quiet retreat to create family memories. Ideally located close to beaches, restaurants, golf, kayaking, and more. HST included. Licensed with Tourism PEI # 2101164.

Top guest favorite
A wooden deck is visible alongside the Cardigan river, featuring a hot tub and grill. A path made of pavers leads to the deck, framed by greenery and young trees, while a sign labeled 'The Owen' stands prominently.
Dome in Cardigan
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 175 reviews

Shoreline Retreat River front luxury geo-dome

Relax and enjoy the beautiful Cardigan river from the comfort of your own 2 bed, full kitchen & full bath luxury dome with private deck and hot tub and hammock . Wifi and smart TV included. Close to Confederation trails, liquor store, restaurants, golf courses and grocery stores. Beach access, clam digging etc ( water shoes recommended due to shells) Central fire pit to enjoy evening s’mores. Access to laundry facilities on site for weekly rentals. PEI tourism establishment licence # 1300740

Top guest favorite
A serene view from the balcony showcases the expansive ocean, framed by a vibrant green lawn dotted with yellow flowers. A comfortable chair is positioned on the balcony, inviting relaxation while enjoying the gentle coastal scenery.
Guesthouse in Johnston Point
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 276 reviews

The Snug

Welcome to The Snug! First enjoy the beautiful drive to the Northumberland Strait. Then relax in our guest house above the garage ... a private and cozy space with ocean views and access ... a wonderful place to disconnect, unwind and breathe in the fresh salt air ... & SWIM! We will welcome you and share our knowledge of the area - 15 mins to Murray Corner, 30 mins to Shediac, PEI and Nova Scotia .... Discover wineries, bistros, artisans, hiking/biking trails, unique shops, golf courses.

Guest favorite
A spacious studio cottage features a comfortable king bed with crisp linens, situated near large windows. Cozy seating is provided by a pair of chairs and a small table, enhancing the welcoming interior. Light wood paneling and soft lighting create a relaxed atmosphere.
Cottage in Georgetown
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 136 reviews

Sea-Esta Cottage @ the beach with Lighthouse View

Sea-Esta Cottage is designed with couples in mind! Enjoy an exceptionally comfortable king bed with room-darkening window coverings and AC to ensure a great night's rest. This studio cottage offers many unique amenities, including a lighthouse and water view, seal watching from our kayaks, clam digging at our beach, swimming in warm sheltered waters, and watching stunning PEI sunsets. *Includes a pull-out trundle (single bed) for those travelling with a child or a friend. License #2301088

Top guest favorite
A modern chef's kitchen features dark cabinetry with glass accents and a large island with four upholstered bar stools. A stainless steel gas stove, hood, and refrigerator are prominently displayed, alongside essential appliances, and a mix of natural and ambient lighting enhances the space.
Condo in Charlottetown
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

Downtown Luxury Award Winning Private Condo

Featured in PEI LIVING magazine, our historic 130 year old Thomas Alley House was completely renovated in 2018. Our suite is 1200sqft and features a full chef's kitchen complete with gas stove, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Quartz throughout. The master bath has heated floors and his/her walk in glass shower. The 2nd bathroom features a full 6' soaker tub. Furniture is by LazyBoy. 2 fireplaces. Parking. This is "the" address in downtown Charlottetown. Tourism PEI license #1201041

Top guest favorite
A charming cabin nestled among trees is approached by a stone pathway. The surrounding greenery, featuring shrubs and tall trees, creates a serene environment. Soft sunlight filters through the leaves, illuminating the cabin's exterior, which is complemented by a tranquil natural setting.
Cabin in Belfast
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Miracles on Polly - Memory Lane Cabin

Inspired by Mother Goose, or the figures one holds dear. A place for her to rest after a long fairy tale journey. A place to remember and cherish her mementos and treasures she has collected along the way. A cabin and space that embraces both creativity and comfort. Filled with antiques and refurbished furniture, pianos, and organs. This is our third cabin we have installed on our four acre property. There is an exclusive 6 person hot tub off the veranda and the sauna is only steps away.

Guest favorite
A unique floating cabin with a thatched roof and a red umbrella is illuminated by soft lights. Wooden deck furniture is positioned along the edges, providing a comfortable space to enjoy the view of the tranquil water and surrounding marina.
Houseboat in Murray Harbour
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

"The Cabernet"Floating Panoramic Wine Barrel

This unique, one-of-a-kind experience offers the perfect mix of adventure, comfort, and serenity, all while gently floating on the tranquil waters of Murray Harbour, PEI, at Nellie's Landing Marina. Fully air-conditioned for your comfort, The Cabernet is equipped with modern amenities including TV, a mini-fridge, and a tiki bar. New washrooms are just a short walk away in the common area. Also on site is a licensed Oyster Bar, The Dirty Sail, where you can enjoy fresh oysters & drinks

Top guest favorite
A wooden deck features two lounge chairs facing the water, offering a view of the bay and distant landscape. The sky is partly cloudy with expansive views of the serene water and surrounding greenery.
Cottage in Grand Tracadie
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Steel Away. Heightened. Coastal. Comfort.

Designed specifically for this picturesque piece of Prince Edward Island, these new Shipping Container Cottages allow for panoramic views from the end of Queens Point on Tracadie Bay. Fully functional kitchen with efficient tiny home appliances, full bath with corner shower, a Queen bed with a twin above it in the upper container and a twin on the main level. Three decks, two are rooftops. Hot tub is only operational from Sept - June, NOT July and August unless requested in advance.

Top guest favorite
The image captures a scenic view of the coastline with a lighthouse in the distance. The rocky shore and calm water are visible, framed by a mix of greenery and trees, under a partly cloudy sky.
Cottage in Point Prim
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

Beachfront Point Prim Cottage-Direct Beach Access

(License #2203212) Relax in this private beachfront 2-bed, 1-bath modern cottage at the end of Point Prim peninsula. Sliding glass doors open to stunning water and wildlife views. Direct private beach access lets you walk the shore at low tide, dig for clams, or swim. A 10-minute walk to Point Prim Lighthouse & Chowder House. Enjoy sunroom, outdoor shower, fire pit, two city bikes, and fast Starlink Wi-Fi. Perfect for nature lovers and peaceful getaways.

Top guest favorite
Two red Adirondack chairs sit on a manicured lawn near a lighthouse. The lighthouse, with its bright white exterior, towers in the background against a blue sky filled with scattered clouds. A stone feature is also visible with the name 'Lighthouse Keepers Inn' engraved on it.
Lighthouse in Cardigan
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 167 reviews

Lighthouse Keeper's Inn

Recently renovated and furnished, the Lighthouse Keeper’s Inn offers a modern suite below four open levels of a 70-foot-tall lighthouse. Come relax in one of Canada’s most unique getaways. Sleep peacefully under this historic tower in this quiet corner of Prince Edward Island. Settle in and recharge. Or, use Annandale Lighthouse as a base to experience local five star restaurants, world class cultural events, and some of North America’s best beaches.

Popular amenities for Prince Edward Island vacation rentals

Your guide to Prince Edward Island

Welcome to Prince Edward Island

Canada’s smallest province goes big on character. This island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence ranks among the East Coast’s most original beach destinations, with its dozens of historic lighthouses, hardy seaside villages, and stretches of rosy-red sands. Sloping fields and grassy pastures define Prince Edward Island’s pastoral inlands away from the craggy shores. Along many of the rural highways, you might feel like you’ve slipped into a watercolor painting — the views have long drawn creative types here.

Prince Edward Island is also a destination for the outdoors. Cyclists challenge themselves on the epic cross-island Confederation Trail, a multi-use recreation route built along the course of abandoned railway tracks. Along the way, you’ll see centuries-old family farms that continue to grow the fresh ingredients used in the island’s many celebrated chef-owned restaurants, where the locavore ethos predates the farm-to-table trend. The center of the culinary ambition — and the majority of the province’s population — lies in the handsome capital of Charlottetown, a harborside city known as much for its ocean-fresh seafood as its well-preserved Victorian architecture.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island can be a chilly, sleepy place for much of the year, though it comes to life in the summer months. July and August are the busiest times to visit for good reason: Attractions are open, the sun shines late, and restaurants set up their patios for outdoor dining. Crowds thin after Labor Day weekend in early September, after which some tourist sites may close, but the beaches and trails are a little less busy. Much of the island rests under a blanket of snow in the winter, when the hardiest locals enjoy fat biking the trails and ice fishing.


Top things to do in Prince Edward Island

Lennox Island

Since long before the arrival of European colonizers, the people of the Mi’kmaq First Nation have called these coastal lands home. Today, a Mi’kmaq community thrives on Lennox Island, where the stellar Lennox Island Mi’kmaq Cultural Centre is a memorable place to experience aboriginal storytelling and traditions. Hikers come here to retrace the footsteps of Mi’kmaq historical figures along the looping Path of our Forefathers Trail.

Prince Edward Island National Park

On the province’s north shores, this sprawling coastal area lays claim to some of the island’s most scenic coastal areas, including several supervised beaches and hiking trails through the shifting mountains of sands known as the Greenwich Dunes. Prince Edward Island National Park preserves vital habitats like marshes and wetlands, making it a prime spot for birdwatching. It’s also soaked in literary history, with the landmark Green Gables Heritage Place a popular stop on many bookhounds’ itineraries.

Lighthouses

Historic lighthouses are one of the islands’ most memorable icons. In total, there are more than 60 of these beacons dotting the rugged shoreline, with about half of them still in use to this day. Favorites include Point Prim, Seacow Head, and East Point, the latter marking the easternmost point on the island.