Victoria by the Sea is a small town located on Prince Edward Island, Canada. It was founded in 1819 by immigration lawyer James Bardin Palmer and later laid out by his son, Donald. The town is just a half-hour drive from Charlottetown, Summerside, and Cavendish. Known for its charming natural scenery and tranquil atmosphere, it has served as a filming location for various films and literary works, including "Anne of Green Gables" and "Victoria by the Sea."

During the 19th and 20th centuries, Victoria by the Sea was an important seaport and freight center for agricultural products. Today, it has become a popular destination for leisure and relaxation. The town offers a variety of activities to pass the time, including beachcombing and clam digging at low tide, swimming, canoeing, or kayaking in the ocean, as well as engaging in artistic endeavors like painting or batik. Visitors can also try their hand at crafting candles, pottery, or glassware. Additionally, the Victoria Playhouse hosts theatrical performances every night, along with a diverse music concert every Monday evening.

The town's various restaurants offer a range of Western dishes to satisfy different tastes, from fresh garden salads and lobster bisque to fish and chips and eggs Benedict. For those wishing to stay overnight, there are options to lodge in historic hotels that are over 100 years old, blending historical charm with modern conveniences for an unforgettable experience.