Margarees

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Unplug and float your way through one of Cape Breton’s most beloved waterways. Margaree River Tubing offers a relaxed, scenic journey along gentle currents, sweeping river bends, and clear, cool water framed by rolling hills and forested banks. It’s an easygoing adventure that’s perfect for couples, families, and groups looking to slow down and enjoy the moment.

Your experience begins upstream, where you’ll settle into a durable, comfortable tube and let the river set the pace. Expect a mix of calm drifting, light splashes, and long, peaceful stretches ideal for chatting, laughing, or simply soaking in the views. On-river time typically ranges from 1.5 to 3+ hours, depending on water levels and seasonal climate conditions—sometimes shorter and leisurely, other times longer and extra relaxed.
Whether you’re after a refreshing summer escape, a memorable group activity, or a low-effort way to experience the Margaree’s natural beauty, this tubing trip delivers. No prior experience needed—just bring sunscreen, a sense of adventure, and let the river carry you.
Whether you’re looking for a refreshing summer escape, a fun group activity, or a peaceful way to experience the river, Margaree River Tubing delivers an easygoing adventure you’ll be talking about long after you dry off. No experience required—just bring your sense of fun and let the river carry you.
Includes: 
  • High Quality Tubes
  • PFD
  • Paddles (optional)
  • Transfer back to vehicles

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