• Seal Island Bridge - Enjoy breathtaking views of the stunning Bras d’Or Lake, often called an inland sea due to its expansive, tranquil waters. Capture your first scenic photos of the day from this elevated vantage point. Your guide will explain how the Seal Island Bridge is crucial in linking local communities and serves as the entrance to the renowned Cabot Trail.
• Saint Anns - From this spot, admire the clear view of the serene community of Englishtown, a historic coastal village that embodies the peaceful, traditional lifestyle of Cape Breton. Your guide will share tales of early settlers, the local fishing culture, and the significance of these waterways to the region.
• Englishtown Ferry - Travel through the tranquil coastal village of Englishtown, famous for its historic cable ferry, one of the last remaining in Nova Scotia. This brief crossing connects both sides of St. Ann’s Bay and has been a staple for locals and travelers for generations.
• Cabotto Chocolates - Enter a delightful chocolate paradise along the Cabot Trail, where talented artisans turn rich ingredients into irresistible handmade delights. Visitors can witness the process up close, from crafting to finishing touches, while sampling freshly made confections. Gain insight into chocolate creation, making the experience both delicious and educational. Before departing, select a few favorites to take home as a sweet memento of your Cape Breton adventure.
• Clucking Hen Cafe & Bakery (Seasonal May-October) - Visit the charming Clucking Hen Café & Bakery, a local favorite for fresh pastries, coffee, and hearty snacks. Stretch your legs, enjoy the cozy atmosphere, and savor house-made treats that embody Cape Breton’s flavors. This is the ideal stop to recharge before exploring further along the breathtaking Cabot Trail.
• Cape Smokey Provincial Park - We’ll pause at Cape Smokey for a scenic break, where you can stretch your legs, take in the expansive ocean views, and capture stunning photos of the dramatic cliffs and coastline.
• Cape Breton Highlands National Park - In Ingonish, discover the beautiful Ingonish Beach, a white sand paradise where the Atlantic meets the Highlands. Visit the iconic Keltic Lodge, a historic resort from the 1930s with panoramic ocean views and classic Cape Breton charm. Nearby, the Highland Links Golf Course, Nova Scotia’s oldest championship course, highlights why golfers worldwide visit. Experience the natural beauty of Cape Breton Highlands National Park while your guide shares stories of early settlers and coastal traditions.
• Green Cove Trail - Green Cove Trail, a short scenic path along the rugged coast. Walk among towering cliffs, windswept forests, and hidden coves, all overlooking the sparkling Atlantic. This tranquil trail offers excellent photo opportunities and a chance to experience Cape Breton’s dramatic coastal landscapes up close. It’s a refreshing nature escape before continuing your journey along the Cabot Trail.

• Admission fees
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

Embark on a full-day adventure along the renowned Cabot Trail to witness the stunning beauty of Cape Breton. Revel in the sweeping vistas at Seal Island Bridge and St. Ann’s Lookoff, discover quaint villages like Englishtown, enjoy a leisurely walk on the unspoiled Ingonish Beach, and trek the picturesque trails such as Green Cove. Explore Cape Breton Highlands National Park, the premier national park in Atlantic Canada, visit the historic Keltic Lodge, and capture breathtaking landscapes throughout the journey — an essential tour for anyone visiting the Cape Breton Islands. Booking in the fall offers a unique opportunity to experience the vibrant autumn foliage, making this tour truly unforgettable.

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