A waterfront home in an Acadian fishing village on the Cabot Trail, 5 minutes from Chéticamp and 10 minutes from the Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Beautiful sunsets! The home features three bedrooms (two with a queen bed and one with twin beds), a four-piece bathroom and two ensuite half bathrooms, kitchen, dishwasher, washer and dryer, satellite TV, a DVD player, and Wi-Fi.
Walk to the oceanside for rockhounding; there is a path to the water from the house. On the opposite side of the road you can walk to the mountains to see moose, deer, rabbits, and a lake below the mountain. The house is close to churches, museums, and a golf course. Enjoy the local fiddle music and entertainment as well as the hooked rugs that Chéticamp is known for.
Regions: Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Cabot Trail
Community: Cape Breton Highlands NP
You are 355 metres (1165 feet) above sea level! Hike from the top of the mountain about 6 kilometres down to a small ocean cove and grassy c...
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Englishtown
Traditional Mi’kmaq drumming and dancing is a fun event for all ages to learn and experience the beautiful heartbeat of the drum. You ...
Region: Canada’s Musical Coast
Community: Inverness
On the Ceilidh Trail within 20 minutes of the Cabot Trail, you will discover Cape Breton Villas overlooking the village of Inverness and the...
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Ingonish Beach
As the darkness creeps in, listen for the haunting sounds of the night. Step into the past and become spellbound by the tales of this place,...
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...
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Ingonish
Located on the Cabot Trail in Ingonish Beach just 2 km from the entrance of The National Park. Supplying grocery and snack items, health car...
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