Yellow Sidecar B&B
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Cap Le Moine
Welcome to our Acadian home and B&B. Our house, which was built in the early1900s, is perched on a rise overlooking the magnificent Gulf...
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Cajun Cedar Log Cottages
We offer deluxe housekeeping cottages built from top quality Northern White Cedar Logs. The all-wood interiors have cathedral ceilings.
Each cottage has a fully equipped kitchen, satellite TV and access to Wifi; the double cottages have propane fireplaces. The cottages are ideally located across the road from the Margaree River, great for fishing and swimming and we have plenty of land, perfect for walks, outdoor games, fishing and some exploring.
We provide a rustic serene experience right on the Cabot Trail in Margaree Forks and are central to other touristic towns, such as Cheticamp, Pleasant Bay, Inverness and Baddeck. We are surrounded by beaches, the National Park and live entertainment.
We require a minimum booking of 3 nights. Reserve for 7 days, get 10% off (direct bookings only).
Nearby Things To Do
Robert Chiasson – Atlantic Salmon flyfishing guide
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Chéticamp
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Glass Blowing Experience
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: North Shore
The experienced glass blower shows you how to make a piece then guides you make it. The next day when the glass comes out of the kiln you ge...
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Region: Canada’s Musical Coast
Community: Inverness
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Community: Mabou
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Regions: Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Cabot Trail
Community: Cape Breton Highlands NP
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