The magic of Canada's beautiful Maritime provinces will transport you to a world apart. The coastline is captivating, whether it's white sand beaches stretching for miles, or waves crashing on rocky bluffs. The Atlantic provinces are dotted with picture-perfect scenery and charming communities, where lobster feasts can be had in home-style settings or elegant restaurants. Acadian and Celtic history is alive in the music and culture. And the golf courses are superb ­ a point of pride for Maritimers, whose golfing traditions run deep.

Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island is the place one goes to cast away all their cares and worries; to get away from the everyday demands of life and to rejuvenate one's spirit.

From the time you set foot on 'the Island,' time will seemingly pass a little slower, your heart rate will ease, and you'll sleep ever so much better. The island made famous for its red soil, potatoes and Anne of Green Gables has become known as a world-class golf destination. The addition of two superb seaside courses, The Links of Crowbush Cove, site of the 1997 Skins Game, and a new masterpiece, Dundarave, to complement Brudenell and Mill River, give the region an outstanding quartet of championship golf with a distinctive island flavour.

Cape Breton Island

Cape Breton Island is known as a land set apart, and an area of unparalleled scenery, wilderness parks, and cultural wealth. The inland lakes and old rounded mountains are entirely reminiscent of the lochs and hills of Scotland, as a result Cape Breton golf is as close as you'll get to Scottish links golf in North America. Home of the famed Cabot Trail (arguably the most breathtaking drive in North America and site of the spectacular Highlands Links golf course), and Scottish Highlands, Cape Breton is an explorer's paradise, with plenty of outdoor activities for easy-goers and thrill-seekers alike.