The Fiddle and The Sea B&B
Region: Canada’s Musical Coast
Community: Port Hood
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Margaree Riverview Inn
Margaree Riverview Inn is halfway between Baddeck and Chéticamp on Cape Breton Island, ideally situated to explore Cape Breton Island. Our property is located on the Cabot Trail, overlooking two rivers, South West Margaree and North East Margaree, joining in Margaree Forks. Fly fishers from all over the world come to the Margaree to catch Atlantic salmon.
We offer gear rentals for salmon fly fishing.
For those who wish to stay with us and explore the Island, we are conveniently located for day trips to Fortress Louisbourg, golfing in Chéticamp and the Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
American Express, MasterCard and Visa are accepted.
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