The Bayberry Cliff Inn Bed and Breakfast on Prince Edward Island - Review

While visiting Prince Edward Island, it was hard to choose where to stay at. There were so many different Hotels and Bed and Breakfasts to stay at that were just so inviting and were located in picture perfect locations. We were told that they are over 5,000 B & B's to choose from in all of the different areas. One I am glad that I stayed at was The Bayberry Cliff Inn located on Route 4 in Little Sands.

This Bed and Breakfast was located in an amazing location and in an area all by itself. It was right on top of a beautiful cliff that was located only a few yards next to Canada's Northumberland Strait. Surrounded by tall pine trees and the beautiful view of the water, you couldn't ask for a better spot to stay at.

This was such a peaceful area. You could also do so many fun outdoor activities. Around the Inn was the Confederation Trail, which is a bike trail that winds you through beautiful woods that are the home to a variety of different birds and animals. This is a must do activity for anyone who enjoys nature and bid watching.

The beach area seemed like it was endless. This was a great stretch of soft sand to take a walk on and enjoy the waves, winds, and all around scenery. Also along the shoreline seals, dolphins and porpoises like to hang out here. So you can sit and watch them splash and play around in the water.

The rooms in the Inn were decorated very elegantly. They each had their own color theme. We stayed in the Seaview room. It had a mural of water and a beach area painted on the walls that surrounded the queen sized bed. It also its own bathroom right in the room. The best part of the room was that it included a private deck and a screened in porch area. From the deck you got a beautiful view of the Northumberland Strait.

The other rooms had a deck area also, but it was one that was all together on the back part of the Inn. So every other room shared the share deck area. Which had a great view also, but it wasn't as private as the Seaview Room's deck was.

A picture of the outside of the Inn

Credit: I did

Copyright: I do