Belfast’ major landmark is its Point Prim light house, which was built in 1845 and is the oldest lighthouse on the Island. Commanding spectacular views of the region, it is also the only round lighthouse on PEI and only brick lighthouse in Canada. Another significant attraction is the old local Parish church, St John ’s. Built in the year 1824 in the style of Sir Christopher Wren, this magnificent church is today under the pastoral care of Rev. Roger W.MacPhee. In 2005, the church invited Robin Mark, a popular Christian musician from Belfast, Northern Ireland, to lead their "Emerging Church Conference. In addition to Saint John’s, Belfast is home to two other churches- Saint Michael's Roman Catholic, and Wood Islands Presbyterian, which are just a short distance away from Belfast cottage rentals and homes. Not only is the village known for its great historic heritage but also for its finest golf course (the "Belfast Highland Greens”) where you can tee off on the greens in your leisure time. Outdoor enthusiasts will have great time hiking the beautiful trails, fishing in the clear waters of the lake, watching exotic birds in the forest and taking a leisurely promenade along the countryside. Take a day trip to the nearby town of Bay Fortune where you can enjoy exciting water sports such as sailing, surfing, and diving.

The wide streets of Belfast village are lined with many art galleries and antique shops which sell beautiful wooden work, paintings, sculptures, and exquisite vacation memorabilia. If you want to indulge in some serious shopping spree, then you can visit the surroundings towns as well. While holidaying in Belfast vacation homes, do not miss out to dine at one of the many fine restaurants where you can treat yourself to a variety of mouthwatering regional and international specialties. And if you want to sample out world’s best alcoholic beverages and tap your feet to some good music, lounge in the lively pubs and bars, located within close vicinity to Belfast village.