Guided tours down the lower Margaree River on a SUP (stand up paddle board), or kayak. Paddle through changing landscapes and salmon pools, while honing your skills as you learn a little bit about the area and culture. Wear something you are comfortable getting wet and aqua friendly footwear.Times: 9am & 1pmLength: 2-4 Hours

The perfect two-night getaway nestled in the Cape Breton Highlands! Settle into your eco-conscious luxury geodesic dome and then head out to enjoy your weekend adventure! Sample the freshest seafood available at The Rusty Anchor Restaurant, relax with ocean-side yoga or visit Gampo Abbey, a Western Buddhist monastery in the Shambala tradition. There's even an introduction to meditation. Round it all out with a soak in your private hot tub, a gathering around a campfire, an intimate walk to the…

Come aboard and fish our beautiful clean waters for Mackerel, Cod (seasonal), Striped Bass, and other bottom fish. All fishing gear will be provided. Bathroom facilities available on board.In addition to rod and reel we also offer traditional hand lining; with hand lining you’ll experience fishing as it was for hundreds of years, just you, the line and the fish! At Eagle Eye Outfitters, all deep sea fishing trips are private.Times: 7am-10am Daily Weather Permitting 

Enjoy beautiful Cape Breton Island from above as you soar over beautiful coastline, windswept islands, stunning cliffs, and scenic vistas in our helicopter. Our 15 minute tours operate from various locations around the island but they all have one thing in common - Nobody has landed without a smile on their face since we started! Everyone has a window seat, so bring your camera and see Cape Breton like never before.Children under three years old are not able to safely…

Meet at the Celtic Music Centre for a musical guided-walk along the beautiful Celtic Shores Coastal Trail with our musicians. Learn interesting facts about Cape Breton's culture, music and history along the way. Learn a dance step, some Gaelic words and enjoy a Ceilidh by the ocean with our fiddler while you have a snack.The trail is flat and generally in good condition but good walking shoes are recommended as well as a jacket or sweater on cooler days.Length of…

Capt. Mark's is Pleasant Bay's most experienced whale watching company. Operating for 23 years, Capt. Mark and his crew take you along Cape Breton's pristine coastlines in search of whales like Pilot, Minke, Finback and Humpback. In addition, you may also see seals, moose, bears, bald eagles and various sea birds. The scenery on its own is breathtaking. The spectacular rock and cliff formations, mysterious sea caves, waterfalls, abandoned cove settlements and colourful fishermen just make it more so!Dress in…

Fly fishing Guide Jimmie Pedersen invites you to come fly fish for Wild Atlantic Salmon on the Heritage Margaree River, only 20 min drive from the Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs golf course. World class fly fishing, all equipment included. Expert or beginner, I will provide a great day fishing.

Live Life In Tents is a unique adventure experience company with the sole purpose of helping you experience the ultimate Cape Breton adventure. We provide turn-key camping and glamping accommodations, Margaree river tubing, hiking, and camping gear rentals. We also build custom packages so you can enjoy a hassle-free vacation along the beautiful Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.Offering 14 unserviced campsites as well as 6 fully supplied glamping (glamorous camping) options. All sites come with their own fire…

The Inverness Shean Trail section of the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail begins at Blackstone. About 4.5km (2.8mi) to Kenloch you will experience unsurfaced, but easily rideable coal dust covered treadway. Shortly after crossing the Strathlorne Scotsville Road at Kenloch, you will find a rest area along the shores of Lake Ainslie.Furthering along and after crossing the Deepdale Road, you will come to the Deepdale Trestle. This is the last of 26 bridges, but is definitely the “grand daddy” of them…

West Mabou Beach Provincial Park on Cape Breton Island is a natural environment park with a beautiful large sandy beach and dune system at the mouth of Mabou Harbour (off Highway 19). The park also consists of old farm fields and marshes with several walking and hiking trails and a picnic area. A stocked fish pond is also on site. Other park features include change houses, vault toilets and a small interpretive site.