• Grand Narrows - The Grand Narrows Bridge, also known as the Barra Strait Bridge, is a captivating historical landmark in Cape Breton. Featuring a swing section that pivots to allow boats to pass, it spans approximately 516 meters (1,693 feet) across the Barra Strait. Upon its opening in 1891, it was celebrated as Canada’s longest railway bridge.
• Highland Village - Iona is a charming, picturesque community nestled in the heart of Cape Breton Island, situated on a peninsula extending into the stunning Bras d’Or Lake. The area boasts breathtaking views of the water and surrounding highlands, offering a tranquil escape for nature lovers and history buffs. Iona is a vibrant hub of Scottish Gaelic culture in Nova Scotia.
• Wentworth Park - Wentworth Park, Sydney’s oldest park, has a history dating back to 1786. Originally a swamp, it was transformed into the beautiful park seen today in the late 1800s. Named after William Wentworth, a Canadian statesman, it is affectionately known as the Duckie Pond. The park features a dome where local musicians perform every Thursday evening.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals

The Highland Village Museum honors the legacy of Scottish Gaelic settlers in Nova Scotia. It beautifully blends history, music, culture, and stunning landscapes, making it one of Cape Breton’s most unforgettable attractions. The museum features the first Scottish house built on this land, known as the Black House. All staff members dress in 17th-century attire to provide an immersive cultural experience.

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