Welcome to our beautiful beach house in North Lake, Prince Edward Island.

This 1200 sq. ft., 2-story island beach house that sleeps 8 is situated on a .7 acre lot with stunning ocean views and private beach access just steps away from your front door. With all the comforts of home our cozy and bright living room walks through to a fully equipped kitchen and dining area with access to a large, ocean front deck.

Ocean Blue has three bedrooms two on the upper level and one on the main level. There is one king, one queen, two twins and a sofa bed. The PEI summer rental offers one full bathroom and laundry area with washer and dryer.

Blue Ocean cottage is an ocean front beach house that is perfect for any family, group or couple looking to explore pristine, award winning beaches and noteworthy amenities. We welcome you to explore and relax in the serenity and peace of the Northeastern shores of Prince Edward Island.

North Lake harbour is located in the eastern end of Prince Edward Island and Ocean Blue Beach House is situated just up from the harbour. The harbour is known as the “Tuna Capital of the World”. Not only are there tuna charters leaving the harbour there are also many deep-sea fishing tours that go out daily. Be sure to experience one of these tours or just go down to the harbour and watch them weighing the large blue fin tuna that some lucky fisher was able to land!

The beach house is not far from the seaside town of Souris where you can find local seafood, restaurants, grocery stores, liquor store, hospital, doctor clinics, shops, bike rentals, paddle board rentals and many more things to do and see.

The end of Confederation Trail is close to the cottage at Elmira where you can also find the train museum. East Point Lighthouse is also close to the cottage. They offer tours at both locations. At East Point there is a great craft shop and small restaurant. The eastern region is known for the Basin Head Beach referred to as the “Singing Sand” beach. Yes, the sand does actually sing…give it a try just scuff your feet and listen to the tune.

Eastern PEI has many beaches to explore, harbours, country roads, local artist shops, vegetable roadside stands, scenic vistas are just a few things to look forward to here on Prince Edward Island.

If you are looking for the perfect beach holiday the Blue Ocean Beach House with majestic ocean views and breathtaking sunsets will be perfect for you…come make your own island memories!.

• Sleeps 8 (3 bedrooms: 1 King, 1 Queen, 
• 1 Full Bathroom with large vanity and stand-up shower 2 twins and 1 Queen sofa-bed) .
• Extra linens  and towels
• Private Parking
• Private Deck with seating for 6 and an  ocean view
• Outdoor BBQ
• Kitchen equipped with fridge, oven, dishwasher, microwave and all the dinner/cooking ware you need 
• Complimentary coffee and tea
• Front loading washer and dryer
• Laundry detergent, dish soap and dishwasher pods provided
• TV with Roku for you to access your streaming accounts
• High speed internet
• Private .7 acre lot with secluded beach access just steps away
• Outdoor fire-pit with seating for 6
• Beach towels, toys and chairs
• Close to golf course
• Pet friendly – Approved pets only for a fee

 

Area Information

Local Attractions:
The Blue Ocean Beach House is located in eastern PEI where we are famous for the 50+ beach, Hills and Harbours, red heritage roads and picturesque vista around every corner not to mention the Tuna Capital of the World…North Lake!
The Gulf of St. Lawrence is right out your door and minutes from the beach house is the North Lake Harbour, which is the Tuna Capital of the World. The beach in front of the property is a white sand beach for you to enjoy. During your stay you will experience magnificent sun rises and sun sets over the ocean with the fishing boats scattered across the vista. Lobster season in this area is May and June then the fishing charters start up where you can try your hand at jigging. Once late August arrives so does the blue fin tuna! If you get the chance to hook up a tuna they are incredible strong and can take hours to land. Close to the beach house is the Elmira Train Station museum. This is where the train would turn around and head back across the island. The last train to run on Prince Edward Island was Oct. 25th, 1969. The tracks were lifted and are now called the Confederation Trail where you walk or ride your bike across the entire island. In the winter there are parts that are designated for snowmobiles and other sections that are cleared for those that like to walk or cross country ski. Also, only minutes from the beach house you will find the East Point Lighthouse where you can walk to the top and get a 360 degree view of the area. As you travel towards the seaside town of Souris you will find the Basin Head Beach. It is listed the number one beach in Canada and number 2 in North America. Locals refer to it as the “singing sand” beach! Be sure to scuff your feet as you walk the miles of white sand beach and dunes and you will hear the sands sing… The seaside town of Souris is the second largest town in eastern PEI. There are lots of local shops where you will find local art, fresh fish, local farm products, grocery stores, liquor store, hospital, pharmacy’s and much more. In the eastern area you will find many beaches some white sand, red sand and of course our singing sands. They say that in eastern PEI you are never father then 15 minutes from a body of water. As you tour the eastern region you will see many dirt roads that most likely will take you to one of them. Take the time to explore you will be surprised by the vista’s that can’t be seen from the main roads.