Cape Breton Sunset Beach Cottage
Region: Canada’s Musical Coast
Community: Port Hood
Famous Port Hood sunsets on oceanfront home with a private beach! Three bedrooms, two baths. Very private vacation home on two acres ...
The Red Shoe Pub
The Red Shoe Pub has become a kind of “home away from home” for many locals and visitors over the years. The Rankin Sisters’ cozy spot in the hamlet of Mabou, on the west coast of Cape Breton, offers a menu of Nova Scotia home cooking. Features include a treasured seafood chowder and a variety of pub fare. Visit “The Shoe” for great food and drinks and great live music, seven days a week. The Red Shoe Pub is open seasonally from the last Friday in May to mid-October. Visit the website for hours of operation.
Months of Operation
May 25 – October 15
Hours Of Operation
dates subject to change; visit the website for dates and hours of operation.
Location
11573 Highway 19, Mabou, B0E 1X0, Ceilidh Trail
Contact
T: 902-945-2996
F: 902-945-2552
Facilities / Services
Wheelchair accessible
Detailed Information
This property accepts American Express, Mastercard, Visa, Debit card.
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