East Coast Paddle Adventures

06/07/2026

06/02/2026

We are getting ready for another fun season on the water in Naufrage! 🌊🛶

Behind the scenes, we’ve been organizing gear, preparing routes, and getting our equipment ready for Summer 2026.

This early season, our focus will be sheltered kayak adventures along the beautiful Naufrage River, a perfect way to experience eastern PEI from the water while conditions are at their calmest.

As the summer progresses and weather and water conditions improve, we’re hoping to introduce additional paddle experiences and new adventures throughout the season.

If you’re planning a visit to eastern PEI this summer, feel free to reach out with booking inquiries or questions. We can’t wait to get back on the water with everyone soon!

05/29/2026

We’re looking for the support of the fishermen of Naufrage Harbour! ⚓

As part of our ongoing work to celebrate and showcase the history and spirit of our harbour community, we’re creating a *Buoy Wall* at the Naufrage Harbour Gift Shop — a colourful display made up of authentic fishing buoys donated by local fishermen and families connected to the harbour.

Each buoy tells a story and represents the generations of hard work, tradition, and life on the water that make Naufrage Harbour so special.

If you have an old buoy or two that you’d be willing to donate, we would be incredibly grateful. Weathered, worn, bright, faded — every buoy adds character and history to the wall.

We’d also love to know whose buoy it was or what boat it came from so we can help preserve the stories behind them.

Donations can be dropped off at the gift shop or arrangements can be made for pickup.

Thank you for helping us create something meaningful for the community and visitors to enjoy for years to come. 💙

05/27/2026

✨ MEET THE MAKER ✨
Next up in our meet the maker series is Cindy Harris with Lady Mae Clothing

Supporting local makers is at the heart of what we do at the Naufrage Harbour Gift Shop 💛

We’re excited to feature Cindy Harris, creator of Lady Mae Clothing, a brand deeply inspired by the power, mystery, and beauty of the ocean.

Born and raised here on Prince Edward Island, Cindy found much of her inspiration in the early morning hours fishing lobster alongside her husband. The quietness of those mornings, the pull of the tides, and the pride of earning a living on the water all became part of the story behind her brand.

She has also found inspiration in her three daughters, watching them enjoy the ocean waves and discovering how the rhythm of the water can bring comfort and solace to our souls.

Lady Mae Clothing is rooted in the belief that the ocean is both powerful and mysterious. The logo itself centers around a female figure, representing strength, courage, and the willingness to dive where others won’t. She represents every person who refuses to be defined by dry land.

Cindy’s designs beautifully capture the connection between Island life, the sea, and the strength found within all of us.

We’re proud to showcase makers like Cindy whose work is inspired by the place we’re lucky enough to call home.

Find Lady Mae Clothing:
📍 Available at Naufrage Snack Shack Gift Shop

05/14/2026

Today’s weather has us dreaming of kayak season ☀️🌊
Only a little longer until we’re back on the Naufrage River for our 6th season! 🛶💙

05/12/2026

✨️Meet the Maker✨️

Next up in our Meet the Maker series, meet Tracy Winters of david's daughter 🐝

Hi, I’m Tracy. After nearly 30 years away, I moved back home in 2021 to help take care of my dad. Fast forward a few years and here I am, a bona fide beekeeper! I have bees, scars, honey and wax. You know what I don’t have? A bathroom full of plastic.

I’d already been using bar shampoo for several years, so ditching the body wash and making my own soap seemed like a natural progression. I do hot process soaping, so it’s just me and two slow cookers that have never seen a stew. Each bar has a rustic look and is minimally trimmed because I hate wasting good soap. It contains locally sourced lard whenever possible, honey & wax from my hives, high quality essential and fragrance oils from reputable Canadian merchants, and colourful clays so that I can tell them apart.

I also make pure beeswax candles in small quantities. They burn clean and naturally smell sweet. Do you know why they’re a bit harder to come by than other types of candles? It’s because bees must consume about eight pounds of honey to produce just one pound of wax! I can’t blame them for eating all that honey though - PEI honey is delicious, and I hope you like it too.

Dad’s gone now but every now and then I still get asked ‘Who’s yer father?” I’m david’s daughter.

🐝 From hive to home, Tracy’s products are full of Island charm, hard work, and a whole lot of heart — and we’re so excited to have her as part of the Naufrage Harbour Gift Shop.