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Cape Breton Island is located off the far North East coast of Nova Scotia and boasts a wealth of natural beauty, deep rooted culture and unique traditions.
Whether you choose to explore the lush green mountains or the rugged and vibrant coastlines, Cape Breton Island hosts an array of activites, both land and water based. The hiking opportunities are endless on the island, with 26 hiking trails of varying difficulties in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park each offering panoramic views of ocean vistas, rugged highlands and deep canyons. Hiking has become so popular that there is now an annual Hike the Highlands festival which attracts hikers globally with guided hikes, evening activities, and more.
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Situated on the beautiful and peaceful Bras d’Or Lake surrounded by 11 acres of lush gardens, green spaces and shoreline, the Inverary Resort is perfect for a relaxing stroll after a busy day sightseeing. The world famous Cabot Trail starts in the town of Baddeck, Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site is less than a mile away and the Uisge Bàn Falls Provincial Park is a 20 minute drive. Halifax International Airport, gateway to Cape Breton, is a three and a half hour drive.
Nestled between the stunning Atlantic coast and the charming town of Inverness, The Resort at Cabot Links boasts a stunning location on the shores of Cape Breton Island. A resort renowned for its golf’s beginnings, Cabot Links offers exciting shots, extraordinary experiences, and unforgettable memories.
Dundee Resort is situated on Cape Breton Island, at the eastern tip of Nova Scotia, three hours from Halifax. Rich forests, lush landscape and the magnificent Bras d’Or Lakes encircle the resort. Cabot Trail and the Fortress Louisbourg National Historic Site are a short drive away.
This pretty seaside retreat is nestled along the shores of Ingonish Beach on Cape Breton Island. Perched on a headland overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Keltic Lodge provides a picturesque base from which to explore the Cabot Trail and visit the area’s attractions including Fortress Louisbourg and Mary Ann Falls.
If you prefer a faster paced activity, take a mountain bike along the trails or cycle around the villages, exploring the active fishing harbours, beaches, exhilarating views, museums and restaurants along the way. Alternatively attend a powwow, complete with music, storytelling and traditional cooking by Nova Scotia's first people, the Mi'kmang. On Cape Breton Island, known as the only living Celtic culture in North America, they certainly know how to put on a Ceilidh that will keep you on your toes. It is also the home to the world’s largest fiddle.
Being an Island, it's no surprise that Cape Breton hosts an array of water based activities. With a coastline stretching over 1000 kilometers Cape Breton's Bras d'Or lake is one of the world's premiere inland saltwater seas ideal for boating, yachting, kayaking and fishing or just absorbing the stunning views. Alternatively, you could simply spend a day at the beach, the opportunities to get out on the water are endless.
With it's endless amounts of open, green spaces, Cape Breton Island is a golfer's paradise offering some intriguing and exciting courses for all levels. Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs sit on the west coast of Cape Breton, while the revered Highlands Links is situated to the north. Make sure you get in a round of golf at the Dundee Golf club. This championship golf course ascends the side of South Mountain, providing commanding views of the Lake and the nearby marina. The scenery can often be a distraction as the course demands excellent control and shot placement.
You will discover every kind of artisan at work here—makers of kilts and quilts, baskets and glass, along with art created from old industrial labours—blacksmithing, leather and woodworking.
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