Are you planning a trip to Cape Breton Island? Nestled along the scenic Cabot Trail, Cabot Shores offers unique accommodations like yurts, domes, and glamping options and easy access to some of the best water adventures on the island. Whether you’re interested in a serene paddle on Church Pond or an exhilarating Cape Breton kayak tour, there’s something for everyone.
Nova Scotia’s 10,000-square-kilometre Cape Breton Island is packed full of surprises, ranging from an ice cream parlour hidden inside a seaside lighthouse to a non-profit Nordic ski trail system and an 80-year-old Scottish-style sheep crofter. Picturesque Cape Breton Island, which is currently transforming from autumn to winter, is the 77th largest isle on the globe. …
Spring’s thaw signifies renewal, especially here on along the eastern edge of Nova Scotia’s enticing Cabot Trail. As the weather warms and the creatures of the land begin the survey their territory, thousands of nature enthusiasts flock to Cabot Shores, home to the island’s most diverse and adventurous accommodations. The island plays host to a …