Mini Cabot Explorer

Explore the beauty of Cape Breton’s Bras d’Or Lake and take in sweeping views from the St. Ann’s Lookoff before crossing the scenic Englishtown Ferry. Along the way, enjoy the charm of local rivers, stop for a tasty treat at the Clucking Hen Café, and browse unique glass creations at the Glass Artisans Gallery. The journey along the St. Ann’s Loop is enriched with culture and history, highlighted by a visit to the Gaelic College, where Cape Breton’s Scottish heritage comes to life.

he iconic bridge that links Cape Breton’s highlands to the rest of the island. It’s a peaceful stop for photos and a perfect spot to admire the beauty of Cape Breton’s landscape.

The St. Ann’s Lookoff provides breathtaking views over St. Ann’s Bay, with rolling highlands and sparkling waters stretching into the distance. It’s a perfect photo stop and a peaceful place to take in the natural beauty of the Cabot Trail.

Ann’s Bay, connecting travelers to the Cabot Trail’s highlands. Surrounded by peaceful rivers and coastal beauty, it’s a charming experience that adds to the adventure of exploring Cape Breton Island.

handcrafted chocolates made with care and creativity. It’s the perfect place to indulge in local flavors and take home a delicious taste of Cape Breton.

s fresh-baked treats, hearty meals, and locally roasted coffee. With beautiful coastal views, it’s a favorite spot to relax and enjoy a true taste of Cape Breton.

The Glass Artisans Gallery on Cape Breton’s North Shore showcases beautiful hand-blown glass and fine art by local and visiting artisans. Guests can watch glassblowing in action, explore unique creations, and even take home a one-of-a-kind piece of Cape Breton craftsmanship.

The Gaelic College in St. Ann’s celebrates Cape Breton’s Scottish heritage through music, dance, language, and crafts. Visitors can enjoy lively performances, cultural demonstrations, and workshops that bring the island’s Gaelic traditions to life.