Souris Beach Provincial Park

Souris Beach Provincial Park is multi day-utilize common park situated close to the town of Souris in eastern Prince Edward Island, Canada. The shoreline is extremely shallow, enabling guests to walk a few hundred feet from shore on an all sand base. The shallow water additionally results in the waters at this shoreline being hotter, because of warming by the sun, than other Island shorelines where profundities increment all the more rapidly. In contrast to numerous shorelines in eastern PEI, this shoreline has red sand, or, in other words of the tidal current and disintegration from the close-by red sandstone bluffs.

Unfortunately, the shoreline has experienced extraordinary disintegration lately, as winter storms have destroyed the ridge framework, enabling tidal waters to additionally progress on the shoreline. A standout amongst the most as of late created stops on PEI, Souris Beach welcomes guests as they enter the Town of Souris. Long a prevalent spot for seaglass, Souris Beach currently has shower and change offices, a play area, alongside ious little shops. Who knows – you may even keep running into Chef Michael Smith at his shop.