Gaia Cottage
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Ingonish
Gaia Cottage is a 2-bedroom property with queen beds, 2 bathrooms, barbecue, laundry, WiFi, and full kitchen. Maximum occupancy 4 people. &n...
Meat Cove Chowder Hut
Drop-in for a bowl of seafood chowder, mussels, lobster, or one of the many other tasty dishes served up hot at our very own “Chowder Hut Restaurant”, then wash it down with a cold beer on our licensed deck!
Facilities / Services
Wheelchair accessible
Internet access
Detailed Information
This property accepts Debit card.
Months of Operation
June 15 – October 15
Hours Of Operation
11 am to 7 pm (closed Thursdays)
Location
2481 Meat Cove Road, Meat Cove, Cabot Trail
Contact
T: 902-383-2379
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