The Markland Coastal Beach Cottages

The Markland Coastal Beach Cottages
The Markland Coastal Beach Cottages
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North Highlands

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About

The Markland welcomes you to the TOP of the ISLAND. 

We are beautifully situated on a peaceful 50-acre private ocean beach setting. We feature 23 chalets/log cabins which are well stocked and cleaned daily by our friendly and accommodating housekeeping staff. We offer chalets and log cabins with King or Queen beds, sofabeds, 4-pc bath, Wi-Fi, living room, microwave. 
We also have a fabulous restaurant on site that features some of the best seafood and homemade pies in Cape Breton. A continental breakfast is included with your stay, and barbecues are available for your use. In addition to our pristine beach, we have a heated outdoor swimming pool and a wedding/concert hall perfect for music, ceilidhs, and community events. 

Friendly staff, comfortable cabins and a stunning location – the Markland Coastal Beach Cottages is perfect for families, reunions, or romantic getaways. Located in the picturesque fishing village of Dingwall, the Markland is just minutes away from the world-reknowned Cabot Trail and a great base to explore other local activities such as whalewatching, kayaking, and golf. 

Amenities

  • Air Conditioning
  • Outdoor Pool
  • Restaurant
  • WiFi

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