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Cape Breton Island is connected via the Canso Causeway to Nova Scotia and belongs to the East-Canadian Maritimes. What you can read on the driving plates describes exactly what you can find in this part of Canada: „Canada’s Ocean Playground“!
In the little harbor you can watch the fishermen coming in every day with fresh seafood on their Cape Islander boats. There is a Foodland grocery store for all necessities on the main street, along with a bakery.
Don’t forget to take a sweater as the weather can quickly change also in summer. This is what we love in Nova Scotia: it is never boring.
Enjoy our vacations homes.
In 2011, the well-known travel magazine „Travel & Leisure“ chose Cape Breton Island as the Number 1 Island in the Continental U.S. and Canda and the Number 3 world best Island.
In 2014 Usatoday.com voted Cape Breton one of 10 romantic islands worldwide you'll fall in love with.
In fact, along the stunning costal area you can easily admire seals, pilot wales, dolphins, eagles, hummingbirds, loons and puffins.
People in Nova Scotia have a very strong relationship to the sea as their main income comes from fishing lobsters. Life on land is very quiet and slow. People here have time, are open and extremely friendly to foreigners.
fisherman coming home almost every day with fresh seafood, here king crabs
boardwalks at the beach in Inverness
curious
cabot cliffs
Puffin
beach walks only 15 min away from tiny house
Our sailboat in Inverness harbour
lobster trabs
good miners restaurant in Inverness
trails beginning right behind the tiny house
… our tiny philosophy
the little but alive Inverness harbour
crabs
whale watching
there are trails where you can see mouse for almost granted
Inverness beach
sunset after strong winds
Bald Eagle
Church of Inverness
ready for leaving to catch fish
„Cookhouse“ with good coffee, bakery and free wifi
boardwalks in the dunes
Coop supermarket offers all you need for your stay
Miners Restaurant
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