Kayakers paddle at the base of dramatic headland cliffs off the coast of the remarkable Cabot Links golf course.
Courtesy Tourism Nova Scotia
Keltic Lodge at the Highlands sits atop one of the most spectacular stretches of Cape Breton Island on the Cabot Trail.
Courtesy Tourism Nova Scotia, Dean Casavechia
Moose are frequently spotted in Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
Photograph by Michael Melford, Nat Geo Image Collection
Neil's Harbour is a small fishing village on the northwestern coast of Cape Breton. Housing approximately 300 residents who work in the lobster industry, the area is great to have a meal at the Chowder House, eating on picnic tables overlooking the harbour.
Photograph by Bryan Skerry, Nat Geo Image Collection
When visiting Cape Breton, one of the must-dos is to attend a ceilidh (pronounced Kay-lee), the traditional social gathering involving folk music and dancing.
Courtesy Tourism Nova Scotia
