How much is the bridge toll?

The toll is approximately $50 for a standard vehicle, paid upon exit.

The Wood Islands ferry is an alternative, but the bridge is more direct.

There are no direct bus services from Annapolis County to Charlottetown.

Yes, it is a world-class engineering marvel designed for all weather.

Annapolis County

Charlottetown

Driving

Annapolis County to Charlottetown

Updated: 31 May 2026

The route from Annapolis County to Charlottetown takes you through the scenic Annapolis Valley and across the iconic Confederation Bridge. The total distance is approximately 350 kilometers, with a driving time of about 4 hours. You will travel via Highway 101 and Highway 104, eventually crossing into Prince Edward Island at Borden-Carleton. The bridge crossing is a highlight of the trip, offering stunning views of the Northumberland Strait. Ensure you have your toll payment ready for the return trip off the island.

Total Distance: 350 km driving distance; 230 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via the Trans-Canada Highway and Confederation Bridge is the fastest route.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the only practical way to reach Charlottetown from Annapolis County.

Compare Annapolis County to Charlottetown Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

4 hours

Avg Price

$60-$80 in fuel + $50 bridge toll

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Highway 101 to Highway 104, then Route 16 to the Confederation Bridge.

The bridge toll is only charged when leaving Prince Edward Island.

Travel Tips

Bridge Toll
The Confederation Bridge toll is collected only when exiting PEI.
Traffic
Expect heavy traffic on the bridge during summer weekends.
Island Speed
PEI roads are slower; plan for extra time once you cross the bridge.
Book Ahead
Accommodations in Charlottetown fill up quickly in the summer; book well in advance.
Local Food
Try the famous PEI mussels and lobster at any local restaurant.

Safety Tips

Bridge Winds
High winds can restrict vehicle types on the bridge; check the bridge website before departing.
Wildlife
Watch for foxes and other wildlife on rural island roads.
Road Safety
Follow all signage, as island roads can be narrow and winding.
Emergency
Keep your phone charged and have a physical map as a backup.