Top Things to do in Montague
What to do and see in Montague, Canada: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Montague, Canada including Tightline Tours, Artisans on Main, River Run Dining Cruises, Sally's Beach Provincial Park, Buffaloland Provincial Park, Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site, Garden of the Gulf Museum, Harvey Moore Wildlife Sanctuary c/o SEA, Station Street Adventure Company.
Restaurants in Montague
1. Tightline Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Ckolody - Winnipeg, Canada
We had a lovely morning fishing. There were about 10-11 of us on the boat - lots of room for everyone. The weather was perfect and we all caught a lot of mackerel. We stopped at one spot that wasn't as good for fishing, so Spencer found a better spot for us to fish. We would have spent the whole day out fishing if we could have.
2. Artisans on Main
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Artisans on Main is a cooperative gallery featuring Art and Fine Crafts produced by over 40 Island artists. You will find pottery, jewelry, fiber arts, glass, knitting, soapstone carving, photography and printmaking as well as painting in watercolor, oil and acrylic. Our Heritage Crafts such as weaving, quilting, hooked and braided rugs exemplify Island traditions, combining material with form and function. Come find us along the water.
Reviewed By runswithdogs - NC
We were impressed by the variety of PEI-made art -- paintings, jewelry, knitted items and most very affordable. One artist was there explaining his work, and the woman at the counter had great information on the area.We are so glad you enjoyed your visit to the gallery. Our artisans volunteers look forward to sharing their work and knowledge of the products which are all made by artists living in Eastern PEI. Thanks for your visit!
3. River Run Dining Cruises
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Sail the richly historic Three Rivers aboard the Skylark VIII. The beautiful vessel provides Seating for 36 people, with each table providing a great view of the scenery. The fully enclosed dining area allows the boat to sail, rain or shine! In it's second season in Montague, the Skylark has been a hot spot for locals and tourists alike! The perfect place for a private function too! Our most popular cruise, the Sunset Dining Cruise, consists of a four course meal on the water as the sun sets. The menu consists of chowder, salad, your choice of main, and dessert. The main choices are ricotta and spinach stuffed chicken or lobster cold plate. Menu and prices subject to change, confirm by telephone or email for current pricing and schedule. Sunset cruise currently runs Tuesday-Saturday.
Reviewed By carolW9591NA - Ontario, Canada
My husband won a gift certificate for here when we were at a kaylee the other night. What a wonderful way to experience Montague and area. Food was absolutely amazing. You couldn't ask for anything more. Great evening and met some wonderful people. We would go again in a minute.
4. Sally's Beach Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Jurora - Peterborough, ON
We enjoyed our time here, on a quiet beach day. The weather was cooler than usual, so I guess that's why there weren't many people there. Lots of beachcombers, as well as myself. The beach is quite long, for wandering. There are washrooms and changing facilities, but no food to purchase. It's an unsupervised beach. It's quite aways in from the main highway, #4.
5. Buffaloland Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Picky_1_Traveller - St. Catharines, Canada
Stopped by today despite the not so good reviews. Large enclosure for the Buffalo to roam in and hide. While on the lookout platform with not a buffalo in sight I began to make noise and call to them. What could it hurt? To my utter amazement one came through the trees. He's probably thinking who is the idiot making all the noise. Shortly after his friends also came out. They were still far away but at least I saw them and a baby as well. Glad I made a fool of myself! LOL!
6. Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Paul B - Abbotsford, Canada
This is a reconstruction of a 17th century pioneer outpost. It is well sign-posted from the highways around George Town. There are several log buildings and a pioneer garden. When we visited on June 4th, none of the buildings were open, and the site showed no signs of being prepared for visitors. Later in the year, when it is open, it would be more interesting.
7. Garden of the Gulf Museum
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Robertam187 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Our visit to the Museum was the highlight of our visit to P.E.I. We had set out to find our grandparents home and their gravesite. We had spent most of our childhood summers on the Island. Our father had passed away and we weren't sure of where our grandparents were buried. With the help of the Curator, Donna Collings, we were able to get the information we needed. She spent hours with us and nothing, but nothing was too much trouble for her. She also arranged a meeting with The Honorable Lawrence A. MacAulay, P.C., M.P. Cardigan. He and his staff were able to fill in other information on our family.
We met an American gentleman in the Museum who also received invaluable information and like us, was able to find his family. We would highly recommend a visit here. you will not be sorry. If you need ANY help on heritage issues, this is the place to start.
8. Harvey Moore Wildlife Sanctuary c/o SEA
Designated as one of Canada's Historic Places, the Sanctuary (HMWS) offers a 115-acre natural area with much to offer guests interested in PEI's flora and fauna. Visitors are welcome to explore the 3 kms of trail as they wind around 2 large ponds. Birding, wildlife watching, photography and picnicking are all things to do onsite. Interpretive signage also gives information about its history.
9. Station Street Adventure Company
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