Take Your Time this Fall

Fall on Cape Breton Island rewards the unhurried

Those who plan a few extra days to lose track of time at breathtaking lookoffs. To get drawn in by fiddle music, golden hues and kitchen parties. To linger a little longer and soak in every fall colour there is to see.

Because even with so much to do, a visit to Cape Breton Island isn't simply about checking items off an itinerary. It's an invitation to treat your senses to the smell of salt air, the taste of fresh seafood, the feeling of connection with locals and truly unrivalled natural fall beauty.

And to really get the full Cape Breton Island experience, you might want to plan for an extra day or two. Because these fall colours will make you want to take your time.