Ferry from PEI to Nova Scotia
Would this be a smooth or rough crossing? My wife does not do ferry rides well. Last time we were on PEI, we drove in via the bridge, and drove out the same way. The ferry would save time and miles...
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The ferry is more expensive; however, the road trip is about 160 miles so even with the added cost of the ferry vs the bridge, I'm ahead money-wise, as well as time-wise.
When we travel to Vancouver Island, we avoid the Port Angeles-Victoria route due to potential rough crossings. We take the Sidney-Anacortes route which so far has always been smooth. It doesn't take much for my wife to get very ill. It's for that reason that we haven't planned a trip to Newfoundland.
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When we travel to Vancouver Island, we avoid the Port Angeles-Victoria route due to potential rough crossings. We take the Sidney-Anacortes route which so far has always been smooth. It doesn't take much for my wife to get very ill. It's for that reason that we haven't planned a trip to Newfoundland.
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