On Point

The drive down Point Prim road is one of my favourite on the island. The pretty scenery along the road and the promise of decent food and beautiful views at its bottom never disappoint.  

The Point Prim Lighthouse is the island’s oldest and the only one with a round brick structure. It was designed by Isaac Smith and built in 1845 by Richard Walsh. Interestingly, Smith was also responsible for the design of “Province House”, the seat of PEI’s Legislative Assembly.

The lighthouse stands at the tip of a narrow finger of land, curling around the eastern edge of Hillsborough Bay as it points into the Northumberland Strait.

In this scene, the lighthouse confidently leans into its role as the ever-lit beacon guiding ships around the cape.

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