Yellow Cello Cafe
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Baddeck
Yellow Cello Cafe offers a happy, friendly atmosphere and a delicious variety of homemade foods with lots of vegetarian choices for healthy ...
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The story begins by leaving your shoes, cares and worries behind on a wharf in the village of Baddeck, and stepping onto the Cape Bretoner 1, a 42 ft luxury catamaran that is so grand, steady and smooth you’ll soon forget you are sailing on a body of water that is as deep as the mountains are high.
Captain Paul and Bosun Brianne will greet you dockside at the Inverary Resort in Baddeck. Step aboard the 42-foot dual hulled catamaran and immediately feel at ease in the spacious canopied outdoor space, ample deck areas for sitting or standing, or stretch out on the signature netted hammocks where the sounds of the sea surround you. Inside, guests will be delighted with the generous dining/social space, two heads, and a gorgeous galley where the crew will prepare meals and snacks. Guests are accommodated in the 3 clean & comfortable double occupancy berths.
Wish upon a thousand stars! Discover why early French settlers used stars under the blackened Atlantic night sky to navigate through waters!
Pink and mauve sunsets prevail over the mountains and give way to a clear, unpolluted black night sky. As your eyes adjust to the dark and your senses gradually heighten, be serenaded by an orchestra of peepers, loons and bullfrogs. Cozy up under a blanket and relax on top of the netted trampoline between the dual hulls and watch the stars dance a jig!
Overnight in charming uninhabited coves and wake up in the arms of Mother Nature-not people or other boats!
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