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Discover Cape Breton Island's hidden gem! Enjoy unique experiences, stunning landscapes, historical wonders, and local delights. Your adventure starts here!
Not just another pretty place. Here, you’ll find a lifetime of adventure packed on our 175-kilometre-long Island. Iconic topography gives way to a living history, where each cove and inlet reveals welcoming communities, distinct cultures, stunning wilderness, and more of the story.
A weekend retreat at a 200-acre whiskey distillery. A world-class golf resort with sweeping ocean views. A unique Island getaway in a historic telegraph house. A family-owned motel in a charming Acadian town—a dream destination requires dream accommodations.
Kilometres of coastline, exceptional scenery, rich culture—there’s a reason Cape Breton Island is one of the world’s top island destinations. Located on the northeastern tip of Nova Scotia on Canada’s East Coast, discover a place joined to the mainland by a causeway but separated by a uniqueness all its own.
Cape Breton Island’s capes, keys and coves region. Where “Bienvenue” means welcome and Acadian culture flourishes along the coast, revealing the historic St. Peter’s Canal, lively fishing communities, a championship golf course, and the Island’s best surf. Take the Scenic Route.
Here, music & laughter are always on tap. Find weekly Ceilidhs, live music, festivals, & cultural celebrations that make up Cape Breton's events.
Cape Breton Island Trip Ideas. Experience our Island like a local. Breezy sails on the Bras d’Or Lake. Whale watching in Bay St. Lawrence. Beachside lobster boils and all-night kitchen parties. Get to know the regions and communities of Cape Breton Island through snow, sun, coast, well-worn trails, and roads less traveled. Trip Ideas.
Rising from the sea and clinging to mountains, the 298-kilometre-long Cabot Trail is a winding mix of roadway, paths, stairs and stunning beauty that takes you from unreal ocean vistas to quaint fishing villages.
With daily direct flights, the Trans Canada Highway and various ferry routes, getting to Cape Breton Island is convenient and straightforward. Though we’re an Island, we’re far from remote—Cape Breton Island offers a variety of ways to arrive and explore by air, sea and land.
Discover Cape Breton Island's natural charm when visiting our 5,000 accommodation campgrounds or RV sites.
