Bold grain. Varied patterning. Natural colouring. Renowned durability. All are inspiration and part of the story behind our handcrafted larch wood cutting boards and chopping blocks.We also make flooring, stools and other kitchen and living products. Every product is meticulously handmade using eastern Canadian larch (Larix laricina) by our own in-house local craftspeople to ensure it meets or exceeds our high standards for quality and design.The durable, self-healing, end grain construction of the Larch Wood board provides a smooth, impact-resistant,…

Our property has fantastic ocean, mountain and valley views from our deck with spectacular sunsets. Chéticamp is a busy fishing village on Cape Breton Island with a thriving Acadian culture. Experience the local Acadian music and festivals; restaurants featuring traditional and Acadian cuisine; museums and boutiques – just to name a few things you can discover in Chéticamp village. Visit Les Trois Pignons. Spend a day hiking the trails of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Go whale watching and explore…

4-bdrm home (Q,D,T) with two 4-pc baths, SaTV, DVD, VCR, washer, dryer, electric heat, woodstove in living room, air conditioning. Optional additional bedroom with two beds, whirlpool tub and fireplace. Converted traditional barn on 25-acre property; adjacent to brook, 1-km walk through fields to river. Bookings through Normaway Inn.

L’Auberge Doucet Inn offers 11 rooms (queen, double, twin and single beds) & 2 suites (king bed, sofa-bed, kitchenette) and ensuite baths (either a 3-piece bath with shower or a 4-piece bath), satellite TV and free Wi-Fi. A/C and mini fridge in all rooms. Complimentary full breakfast is available from May long weekend to October long weekend.The rooms have picturesque views of Chéticamp Island or the Cape Breton Highlands.Cancellation policy: 48 hours’ notice of cancellation is required.

8 rooms, each with queen bed and private ensuite 3-piece bathroom. Full hot/cold breakfast; dietary restrictions accommodated with advance notice. Locally designed handcrafted log home on peaceful plateau overlooking beautiful meadow and Intervale River, close to the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre.

Stay at Hillcrest Hall Country Inn, a historic mansion with modern comforts in beautiful Port Hood, the "Beach Capital of Cape Breton". Built as a family home by a wealthy local businessman in 1910, Hillcrest Hall was restored and renovated in 1998 to become the elegant country inn of today, featuring 11 tastefully decorated rooms and suites. Enjoy panoramic harbour views overlooking Port Hood’s celebrated beaches and islands, warm waters, boardwalks, and spectacular sunsets. There is plenty to do with…

We also have four camp wilderness cabins (bring own bedding) and a guesthouse.The Meat Cove Campground also includes hot showers, flush toilets, and access to fresh drinking water as well as kayak rentals, and hiking and biking trails.  Meat Cove Campground also has space available for the RV traveler.

Come in. Sit down. Relax. But most importantly… just have a good time!The Doryman is well known for good times! With an undisputed reputation for live local music, including Saturday afternoon fiddle sessions, music lovers will not be disappointed when they leave The Doryman.Located in the picturesque seaside Acadian village of Cheticamp on the Cabot Trail, The Doryman’s reputation for live music is a perfect example of how this community is “toujours chantante”.

Our Italian Restaurant (downstairs on the boardwalk) offers a full-service, licensed menu with relaxing atmosphere during the summer months.  

Whycocomagh Provincial Park occupies a dramatic hillside overlooking the Skye River Valley and the Bras d’Or Lakes. This is a quiet scenic setting for camping and hiking, or as a base from which to take in the area’s many attractions. Fall colours make the park a “must-visit” location in October. A series of hiking trails (5.4 km / 3.3 mi total)  lead to four Salt Mountain look-offs offering excellent views of the Bras d'Or Lakes.  From the park, eagles may…