• Seal Island Bridge Lookout - The Seal Island Bridge stands as one of Cape Breton’s most renowned landmarks. Since its opening in 1961, it has spanned the Great Bras d’Or Channel, linking the island’s northern and southern regions. Stretching over half a kilometre, it provides stunning vistas of the shimmering Bras d’Or Lake on one side and the rugged Cape Breton Highlands on the other. For many travelers, crossing this steel arch bridge is like entering the scenic highlands and charming communities of Cape Breton. It serves not only as a vital connection for residents but also as an ideal spot to admire the island’s natural splendor.
• Saint Anns - St. Ann’s is a serene and picturesque location on Cape Breton Island. It serves as the entrance to the Cabot Trail, surrounded by tranquil waters and rolling hills. It is also home to the renowned Gaelic College, where the Scottish heritage of music, dance, and crafts is celebrated today.
• Englishtown Ferry - Englishtown is a quaint and delightful community on St. Ann’s Bay, famed for the Englishtown Ferry—one of North America’s oldest—which operates 24/7 and is free to cross. Encircled by calm waters and rolling hills, it offers a peaceful setting rich in history and beauty.
• Cabotto Chocolates - Delight your senses at Cabotto Chocolates, where handcrafted confections are crafted with passion and creativity. From decadent truffles to creamy caramels, each treat exemplifies local craftsmanship. Visitors can observe the chocolatiers in action, sample the creations, and take home a sweet memento from Cape Breton.
• Glass Artisans Gallery - Enter the Glass Artisan Gallery and witness skilled artists transform molten glass into breathtaking art pieces. From delicate ornaments to vibrant sculptures, this gallery highlights the creativity and craftsmanship of Cape Breton’s glassmakers. Visitors can enjoy live demonstrations, explore unique pieces, and even acquire a one-of-a-kind souvenir.
• Woodsmiths Studio - Experience the artistry of Cape Breton at the Woodsmith Studio in Englishtown. Observe skilled craftsmen as they create exquisite wooden pieces, from furniture to intricate carvings, using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Visitors can enjoy live demonstrations, explore the gallery, and purchase unique handmade souvenirs.
• Clucking Hen Cafe & Bakery (Seasonal May-October) - Take a break and enjoy the cozy atmosphere at the Clucking Hen Café. Known for its hearty breakfasts, fresh local ingredients, and friendly service, it’s the perfect place to unwind and savor the flavors of Cape Breton. Whether it’s a morning coffee or a delicious meal, visitors will feel right at home.
• Gaelic College - Immerse yourself in Scottish culture at the Gaelic College in St. Ann’s, the only institution of its kind in North America. Established in 1938, the college honors Cape Breton’s Gaelic roots through music, dance, storytelling, and traditional crafts. Visitors can enjoy lively demonstrations, performances, and a warm welcome into one of the island’s most treasured cultural gems.
• Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site - Enter the world of innovation at the Bell Museum in Baddeck, where Alexander Graham Bell spent much of his life. Discover fascinating exhibits on his inventions, from the telephone to flying machines, and learn how his ideas shaped the modern world. Overlooking the beautiful Bras d’Or Lake, the museum is both inspiring and scenic—a must-visit in Cape Breton.
• Baddeck’s Boardwalk - Take a leisurely stroll along the Baddeck Boardwalk, with views of the sparkling Bras d’Or Lake. This tranquil waterfront path is perfect for enjoying fresh air, scenic views, and the town’s charm. Along the way, visitors can spot local wildlife, relax on benches, and capture stunning photos of Cape Breton’s natural beauty.

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Discover the highlights of Cape Breton in just one day! Embark on a drive along the picturesque Mini Cabot Trail, taking in stunning coastal vistas, and wander through the delightful town of Baddeck. Stop by the Bell Museum to delve into the life and innovations of Alexander Graham Bell. This is a perfect blend of nature, history, and culture—perfect for an unforgettable day trip!

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