Louisbourg Fortress Tours

Step back in time and experience one of North America’s most impressive 18th-century fortresses. The Fortress of Louisbourg, a reconstructed French town, offers a fascinating glimpse into colonial life, military history, and coastal trade. This guided tour brings history to life with engaging stories, costumed interpreters, and stunning views of Cape Breton’s coastline

Standing proudly on the rugged eastern coast of Cape Breton Island, the Louisbourg Lighthouse is Canada’s first lighthouse, guiding ships safely through the Atlantic since 1734. This historic landmark offers spectacular views of the fortress, ocean, and coastline, making it a favorite spot for photographers and history enthusiasts alike. Learn about its vital role in maritime navigation, the fascinating stories of lighthouse keepers, and enjoy a peaceful walk along the scenic trails surrounding this iconic site.

Relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Mira River Provincial Park, a serene destination along Cape Breton’s Mira River. Perfect for picnics, walks, and water activities, it’s a peaceful spot to connect with nature.

Stroll along the scenic Louisbourg Boardwalk and enjoy views of the harbor, or watch boats launch into the sparkling waters—a perfect spot for relaxation, photos, and soaking up the coastal charm.

Step back in time at the historic Louisbourg Railway Station, a charming reminder of Cape Breton’s rail history. Explore the site, learn about its past, and enjoy the surrounding scenic views.