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Experiencing All That Cape Breton Tours Have to Offer
Cape Breton tours take visitors through the beautiful landscapes of the great province of Nova Scotia. A destination known for its exceptional outdoor adventure and deep cultural history remains a must-visit destination for anyone wanting to experience Canada’s east coast. Those who arrive for the first time in Cape Breton are often astounded at the endless scenic views found throughout every turn. Sheer rock cliffs and ocean views that go as far as the eye can see make Cape Breton a world-class destination for adventure, rest, and relaxation.
Find something to suit your travel needs and explore the natural beauty that is on display in Cape Breton.
Use this guide to learn more about travel to Cape Breton, including what to expect and how to plan the perfect trip.
Some Brief History of Cape Breton
An island that was first spotted by Italian explorer John Cabot in 1497, Cape Breton maintains deep historical significance as it was once under both French and English rule. Once considered a British Crown colony, it joined Nova Scotia and Canada in 1820, creating the province as it is known today.
Many Scottish immigrants chose Cape Breton as their home in the mid-19th century, where its natural landscapes continue to bear striking similarity to the coasts of Europe. Today, Cape Breton maintains a reputation for its exceptional natural beauty, Scottish influence, and unique coastal charm that attracts tourists around the world.
Why Visit Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
Cape Breton is a unique travel experience suitable for road trips and stopovers. Travelers often make a point of road tripping the entirety of the Cabot Trail, traversing close to 300 km of road in a loop around the island. There are, however, many small towns and outdoor activities worth enjoying along the way. Those who love the outdoors will appreciate the coastal cliffs, opportunities for camping, hiking trails, and watersports.
Many tourists view Cape Breton as the ultimate road trip destination, but there are so many things to see and experience that are all worth making a stop for. Experiencing the charm of Canada’s east coast can make for a unique experience suitable for families and outdoor travel enthusiasts alike. Find options that suit your needs and indulge in the beauty of Cape Breton one stop at a time.
Outdoor Activities Available in Cape Breton
There are endless outdoor activities ready to be experienced in Cape Breton, including:
Visiting Cape Breton Highlands National Park for its exceptional hiking trails, including the Skyline Trail, known for its panoramic coastal views.
Backcountry and traditional drive-in camping at spots like Broad Cove Campground, Bras d’Or Lakes Campground, and MacLeod’s Campground in Inverness. Campgrounds include spots at provincial parks, but also private sites that can be booked in advance. Consider booking sites along the Cabot Trail to break up a road trip throughout the island.
RV Camping, including top spots such as Kluskap Ridge and Hideaway Campground.
Embrace beach life, which can be done directly at the Highlands National Park.
Take part in a whale watching tour, which is mostly available during the fall and summer seasons.
Waterfall chasing throughout Cape Breton, including Humes River Falls, Uisge Bàn Falls, Gairloch Mountain Falls, and North River Falls.
Kayaking and canoeing, especially at Meat Cove, St. Ann’s Bay, Bras d’Or Lakes, Ingonish, and Margaree River. Cape Breton offers both guided and independent options suitable for watersports enthusiasts of all levels.
Sailing at the beautiful UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Bras d’Or Lake.
ATV tours and exploration of the Celtic Shores Trail.
Fishing, including fly fishing, along the Margaree River and Lake Ainslie.
Stargazing, including spotting the Milky Way and Northern Lights at Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Chéticamp Island, and Mica Hill.
Small Towns Worth Visiting in Cape Breton
Taking in the rich Canadian culture, including its Gaelic influences, is best done by visiting one of the many charming seaside towns throughout Cape Breton. Some of the very best towns worth visiting in Cape Breton are:
Chéticamp: Known for its eccentrically colored homes and stunning waterfront views, this town offers access to Cape Breton Highlands Park along with options including restaurants, seaside dining establishments, and modern accommodations.
Ingonish: A beautiful seaside town lined with many beaches, this town offers food and shopping opportunities, along with a slower, more relaxed pace of life
Mabou: A very small and quiet seaside town with a vibrant pub scene where guests can catch a live Gaelic music performance.
Dingwall: A quiet town with its own beach, and charming St. Paul South West Lighthouse
Connecting With Indigenous Cultures in Cape Breton
There are opportunities for guests to learn more about the indigenous communities that have called Cape Breton home for thousands of years. The Mi’kmaq people refer to Cape Breton as Unama’ki, where five different communities continue to live in the area, carefully preserving their languages and ways of life. The Eskasoni, Membertou, Wagmatcook, We’koqma’q, and Potlotek remain in Cape Breton, offering authentic and unique activities for tourists visiting the island.
Consider visiting Membertou Heritage Park for medicine garden tours and drum-making workshops, while enjoying an indigenous-owned restaurant. Further, Eskasoni Cultural Journeys are available near Bras d’Or Lake, where guests can watch traditional dance and smudging ceremonies. Another great option is the Wagmatcook Culture & Heritage Centre, offering an indigenous-owned restaurant and museum. Also, the Mi’kmaw Interpretive Centre is a historical hub of ancient artifacts and indigenous music, exploring the Mi’kmaq’s relationship with French settlers hundreds of years ago.
What To Know Before Visiting Cape Breton
Cape Breton is world-renowned for its natural beauty and endless outdoor adventure activities. Many guests are surprised by the slower pace of life on the island, and guests should remain patient throughout their journey. There are occasions when amenities, including restaurants and museums, are unexpectedly closed, and some modern comforts, including WIFI and cell service, may be unavailable.
Guests should also pack for cooler weather, as ocean breezes can offer a chill, even in the summer months. Still, summers can be exceptionally hot, while winters can be incredibly cold as well. Fall offers the perfect balance of comfortable weather and available activities, while summer is considered the peak of travel season in Cape Breton.
What to Pack For Visiting Cape Breton
Use this packing list for visiting Cape Breton:
- Comfortable shoes, suitable for walking and hiking
- Hat and sunglasses
- A rain jacket
- Cell phone and portable charger
- Binoculars
- A camera or smartphone camera
- Sunscreen
- Bugspray
Considering Cape Breton Weather
The coastal waters of Cape Breton can result in the weather being somewhat volatile, and sudden changes should be expected. Summers can shift from hot to cool, while winters remain especially cold. Plan ahead for shifts in temperatures and prepare for both cold and warm temperatures all year long. Fall and summer remain the most comfortable times of year, so consider planning a trip around these months. Winter travel is possible, but there are limitations.
How To Visit: Solo Travel or Guided Tours of Cape Breton
Tourists often fly into Halifax’s major international airport and then rent a car to explore Cape Breton on their own schedule. There are hurdles involved with this approach, as some accommodations, including popular camping sites, are booked several months in advance. Further, there is a challenge involved with driving in unfamiliar places, as many roads throughout Cape Breton can be narrow.
Solo travel is a whole lot of fun, but there are benefits to leaving the booking of accommodations and driving to those who have experience navigating these areas. For any guests who are unsure, consider booking a group travel offering that handles the fine details of booking and transportation, allowing you to sit back and relax, focusing on the full enjoyment of your trip.
Have Caravan Can Lead The Way
Look to North America’s trusted provider of group tour offerings to help you enjoy all that Cape Breton has to offer. Caravan’s tour of the Maritimes is fully booked, with ground transportation and accommodations taken care of entirely. Enjoy incredibly safe and enjoyable group tour offerings that are suitable for solo travelers, couples, and families.
We take care of the logistical challenges so you can make the most of the experience. Our tour of Canada’s east coast also includes stops at fully vetted vendors, ensuring you have a safe and enjoyable experience from start to finish. Never worry about the details and look to our well-educated travel guides to ensure your safety, but also provide important context regarding your destinations.
After over 20 years of offering full-service travel group offerings, we are proud to offer this trip and so many more, helping people across North America enjoy iconic travel destinations across the world.
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Cape Breton Tours: Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to frequently asked questions regarding visiting Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
What is the best month to visit Cape Breton?
August, September, and October remain great times to visit Cape Breton. The balance of comfortable weather and fall colors makes it a great time to visit.
Is it worth going to Cape Breton?
Yes!
Cape Breton remains an incredibly beautiful destination loaded with fun, exploration, and charm. Canada’s east coast also offers outdoor adventure alongside some of the most beautiful coastlines in all of North America.
What not to miss Cape Breton?
Anyone visiting Cape Breton should make a point of not missing out on driving at least a portion of the Cabot Trail. Many guests report that the Skyline Trail is the most impressive visual location on the island. Guests should also make a point of trying out new food when visiting, including one of the many seafood options. No trip to Cape Breton is complete without trying one of their world-famous lobster rolls.
When to see puffins in Cape Breton?
Puffin and whale watching tours are available in the summer and fall months in Cape Breton.
Is Cape Breton walkable?
Cape Breton, as an island, requires a vehicle to navigate through; however, there are many walkable hiking trails available. Those who love the outdoors should consider visiting one of the many provincial parks for a walkable and enjoyable hiking experience suitable for all experience levels.
Where should I stay in Cape Breton?
Where you should stay remains largely dependent on your needs as a visitor. Cape Breton does offer modern hotels, small bed and breakfasts, and camping grounds to cater to the needs of travelers of all kinds. Explore your options and find something to suit your own individual needs and tastes.
Where do you see the most whales in Nova Scotia?
Whale watching in Cape Breton is best experienced in the Bay of Fundy and in the Northumberland Strait/Gulf of St. Lawrence.
How many days do you need in Cape Breton?
Guests who visit Cape Breton often spend anywhere between one and four days exploring the island. How long you need to visit remains dependent on how many stops you make along the way.
Can you see whales in Cape Breton in October?
Yes, the whale watching season runs until late October.
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2026 Hotels
2026 Hotels
Accommodations in the hotels and lodges are usually rooms with two beds and private bath or shower. A limited number of single rooms are available. Triple rooms are usually two beds.
Days 1, 2 • Halifax, Nova Scotia
Marriott Harbourfront Hotel
Halifax is the gateway to the Canadian Maritimes. The Marriott Harbourfront Hotel is located on the downtown waterfront boardwalk of Halifax. The hotel is adjacent to the historic properties, and is connected to the downtown indoor pedway system. The rooms have all the modern amenities. There is a casino, fitness center, spa, swimming pool, and whirlpool for you to enjoy.
Please note: Tours starting on August 18 & 28, September 1, 9 and 27, and October 5 will stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Halifax Airport for the first two nights only. The Hilton Garden Inn has a courtesy airport shuttle. After booking, please see the “Airport Transfers” section below for further information. All tours, including these 6 dates, will stay at the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront for the last two nights of your tour.
Day 3 • Moncton, New Brunswick
Chateau Moncton Hotel & Suites, on Main Street facing the Tidal Bore
The elegant Chateau Moncton is conveniently located on Main Street in Moncton, New Brunswick, within easy walking distance to downtown and the shopping mall, as well as the Tidal Bore Park and exhibits. The hotel is situated on the banks of the historic Petitcodiac River and its famous Tidal Bore that comes in twice a day from the Bay of Fundy. All Caravan rooms have a view of the Petitcodiac River. Enjoy breathtaking views also from the deck of Le Galion Lounge. Services and amenities include 42” & 52” HDTVs, iron & ironing board, in-room coffee & tea, free wired and wireless high speed internet, 24 hour fitness room, public use computer, 100% smoke-free.
Please note: Tours starting on August 26 and September 3 will stay two nights at the Prince Edward on Prince Edward Island, instead of one night at Moncton and one night at Prince Edward Island. All activities will remain the same.
Day 4 • Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Delta Hotels by Marriott Prince Edward, by the historic Charlottetown harbourfront
The Prince Edward is the only hotel along Charlottetown’s scenic harbourfront, with easy access to the waterfront boardwalk, within easy walking distance of shops, art galleries and live theater. Scenic walking and biking paths are nearby. Indoor lap pool, fitness facilities and spa. Air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi and ergonomic workstations, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, mini fridge, cable/satellite tv in all rooms. All rooms are non-smoking.
Please note: The tour starting on October 3 will stay at the Rodd Royalty in Charlottetown.
Days 5, 6 • Baddeck, Cape Breton
Auberge Gisele's Inn
The inn is located in the quaint town of Baddeck, which is the official starting point of the Cabot Trail. Baddeck's waterfront, a short stroll away, has a vibrant array of maritime shops, cafes and restaurants. The famous Bell Bay golf course is a short drive.
Please note: The tours starting on August 12 and September 1 & 27 will stay at the Trailsman Lodge, near Baddeck. The tour starting on September 19 will stay at the Cabot Trail Motel, near Baddeck.
Days 7, 8 • Halifax, Nova Scotia
Marriott Harbourfront Hotel
The Marriott Harbourfront Hotel is located on the downtown waterfront boardwalk of Halifax. The hotel is adjacent to the historic properties, and is connected to the downtown indoor pedway system. The rooms have all the modern amenities. There is a casino, fitness center, spa, swimming pool, and whirlpool for you to enjoy.
Movies
Movies
Cabot Trail04:41- Peggy's Cove 02:24
- Hopewell Rocks 02:01
- Green Gables01:57
Airport Transfers
Airport Transfers
Arrival Transfers
Transfer on your own from Halifax Stanfield International Airport (YHZ) to the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel. The drive time from the airport to the hotel is approximately 25-40 minutes, depending on traffic.
Tours starting on August 18 & 28, September 1, 9 and 27, and October 5 will stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Halifax Airport for the first two nights. A 24-hour courtesy airport shuttle is available only for tours starting at the Hilton Garden Inn Halifax Airport. The shuttle arrives at the airport every 30 minutes, at 10 and 40 minutes past the hour. Upon arrival, when you exit the arrivals terminal, go to the far right to the Maritime Bus Terminal and your shuttle will pick you up there. For more information, you can call the Hilton Garden Inn Halifax Airport at 902-873-1400.
Departure Transfers
Transfer on your own from the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel to Halifax Stanfield International Airport (YHZ). Your Tour Director will help you arrange your transfer to the airport. Ubers, taxis and limos are available. The drive time from the hotel to the airport is approximately 25-40 minutes, depending on traffic.
Airfare is not included or sold by Caravan.
Passports & Visas
Passports & Visas
U.S. citizens traveling between the United States and Canada must carry a passport, valid for at least six months past your entry date into Canada. Non U.S. citizens, please check your passport and visa requirements. Beginning in 2016, Canada requires non US citizens and Visa exempt foreign visitors to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) prior to travel to Canada. More information can be found at www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada/eta.html. Children under 18 years old, traveling internationally without both parents or legal guardians, should carry a notarized letter of authorization signed by the missing parent(s) or guardian(s).
Weather & Clothing
Weather & Clothing
Temperature °F (high/low) Rainfall (inches)
| Halifax | Moncton | Baddeck | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Temp | Rain | Temp | Rain | Temp | Rain | |
| Jan | 15/13 | 5.4 | 26/09 | 4.0 | 29/17 | 6.0 |
| Feb | 31/15 | 4.3 | 29/10 | 3.2 | 29/17 | 5.0 |
| Mar | 38/23 | 4.9 | 37/20 | 3.9 | 37/24 | 5.0 |
| Apr | 47/31 | 4.5 | 48/31 | 3.5 | 46/30 | 5.0 |
| May | 59/40 | 4.1 | 62/41 | 3.8 | 58/38 | 4.0 |
| Jun | 68/48 | 4.0 | 72/50 | 3.7 | 68/47 | 4.0 |
| Jul | 74/55 | 3.8 | 78/57 | 3.8 | 74/55 | 4.0 |
| Aug | 74/56 | 4.4 | 76/55 | 3.2 | 73/54 | 4.0 |
| Sep | 67/50 | 4.1 | 67/47 | 3.5 | 66/50 | 4.2 |
| Oct | 57/41 | 5.4 | 55/38 | 4.1 | 55/43 | 5.0 |
| Nov | 46/32 | 5.3 | 44/29 | 3.9 | 45/33 | 6.0 |
| Dec | 35/21 | 5.4 | 32/16 | 4.2 | 34/26 | 7.0 |
Temperature °F (high/low) Rainfall (inches)
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halifax | ||||||||||||
| temp | 15/13 | 31/15 | 38/23 | 47/31 | 59/40 | 68/48 | 74/55 | 74/56 | 67/50 | 57/41 | 46/32 | 35/21 |
| rainfall | 5.4 | 4.3 | 4.9 | 4.5 | 4.1 | 4.0 | 3.8 | 4.4 | 4.1 | 5.4 | 5.3 | 5.4 |
| Moncton | ||||||||||||
| temp | 26/09 | 29/10 | 37/20 | 48/31 | 62/41 | 72/50 | 78/57 | 76/55 | 67/47 | 55/38 | 44/29 | 32/16 |
| rainfall | 4.0 | 3.2 | 3.9 | 3.5 | 3.8 | 3.7 | 3.8 | 3.2 | 3.5 | 4.1 | 3.9 | 4.2 |
| Baddeck | ||||||||||||
| temp | 29/17 | 29/17 | 37/24 | 46/30 | 58/38 | 68/47 | 74/55 | 73/54 | 66/50 | 55/43 | 45/33 | 34/26 |
| rainfall | 6.0 | 5.0 | 5.0 | 5.0 | 4.0 | 4.0 | 4.0 | 4.0 | 4.2 | 5.0 | 6.0 | 7.0 |
Clothing Tips
This is a casual tour. Casual wear is suggested for sightseeing and daytime travelling. Dress code for evenings is casual. Suit jackets for men and dresses for women are never required.
Travel Tips & FAQs
Travel Tips & FAQs
These are only the first 15 Travel Tips. Read all 52 Travel Tips Meals included in the land price are indicated at the beginning of each day by B (Breakfast), L (Lunch), D (Dinner). Dinner, when included, is served at your hotel except when, as indicated in the itinerary, it is at a special restaurant outside the hotel. Coffee or tea is provided at all included meals. Included meals for each tour are listed at the end of each day. Meals are shown by B (breakfast), L (lunch) and D (dinner). Full, buffet, or deluxe continental breakfasts are included everywhere. Free bottled water is provided on the motorcoach. Alcoholic beverages are not included unless specified. Virtually everything! Hotels, many meals, all of the activities described in the itinerary pages, airport transfers in select cities, gratuities to hotel porters, restaurant staff and local guides. Caravan’s professional Tour Directors and local guides will be with you every step of the way, ensuring a worry free vacation. Prices do not include air travel, country entry or departure fees, airport porters, visas, phone calls, valet, laundry, all items of a personal nature, extra food and beverages not on the regular menu, and tips to the Caravan Tour Director, driver, and local guides. Usually, you find a mix of different age adult travelers on a Caravan Tour. Children age five (5) and older are welcome, and children usually join tours offered during Christmas holidays, summer vacation and spring break vacation. A well-paced and unhurried itinerary is our goal, after all, you are on vacation! Touring days begin and end at reasonable hours and include frequent stops. While the occasional early morning departure is necessary, we do our best to ensure a leisurely vacation. Group sizes will vary depending on the reserved rooms at the hotels and the capacity of the boats and motorcoaches used. Usually, group sizes range from 30 to 44 passengers. Caravan has been offering fully guided tours worldwide under the same family ownership and management since 1952. Caravan understands and truly cares about your great expectations. The farther in advance that you book, the more likely it is that your preferred tour will be open. Late bookings are welcome if the space is still available. Families are always welcome on any of our tours, but we do not have any programs specifically for or limited to families. Families can make specific requests for connecting, adjacent, triple or quad rooms, when available. Children must be at least 5 years old. Caravan accepts payment (in U.S. funds only) via MasterCard, Visa, or Discover. Caravan Travel Protection offers peace of mind if you cancel for any reason whatsoever prior to the departure of the tour. The travel protection plan also includes air, baggage, evacuation, medical, and quarantine coverage. The cost is $129. Children age five (5) and older are welcome on tour when accompanied by an adult. Usually, children travel during the school vacation months of June, July and August, and also during spring and winter school breaks. Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Victoria Day (3rd Monday in May), Canada Day (July 1), Labour Day (1st Monday in September), and Thanksgiving (2nd Monday in October). Most provinces celebrate a civic holiday on the first Monday in August. If you are travelling with children under 18 years old without both parents or legal guardians, carry a notarized letter of authorization signed by the missing parent(s) or guardian(s). A notarized birth certificate showing only one parent, a parent’s death certificate, or a court order of child custody may also be permissible. Failure to have proper documentation could result in denial of boarding by the airline, due to international child protection laws.Meals
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Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
These are only the first 7 Customer Reviews. Read all 246 Customer Reviews "The highlight of the trip had to be the Bay of Fundy and learning/seeing how the tide rises and falls and impacts the rivers." "Peggy’s Cove was charming and had incredible views." "The tour director was phenomenal! He was a walking “encyclopedia”!! He knew everything from sports, politics, news in Canada as well as the USA, the region, statistics, weather, etc. He was humorous, fun, engaging, personable & loved what he did. He was one of the best tour directors we’ve had yet." "This is beautiful countryside with cute little towns." "The highlight of the tour was the Bay of Fundy and we feel fortunate to have been there at low tide." "The landscape almost outshines everything. Breathtaking was often heard along the route." "The boat cruise on Bras d'Or Lake with Captain John was so much fun and we loved the eagle picture taking!"
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Why Travel with Caravan?
Why Travel with Caravan?
Excellence Since 1952
You can trust our years of experience with tours of superb quality and excellent value. Caravan has enjoyed the same family management and ownership since 1952.
Caravan Care
For your safety, Caravan cancelled most 2020 and all 2021 tour departures and refunded 100% of all payments received. See Caravan’s Covid-19 Terms of Travel.
Caravan's Proud History
In 1965, Roger Mudd hosted a two-hour CBS TV special on Caravan Tours. This TV production took about one month to make and was so successful it inspired the 1968 romantic comedy movie “If it’s Tuesday this must be Belgium.” In the early 50’s the Mayor of Dublin presented Caravan with the Key to Dublin for bringing the first American tour to the city after WWII. Since then, Caravan has been recognized as a pioneer in travel. You can trust in our stability, experience and dedication to quality.
Great Hotels
Stay at park lodges, scenic resorts, and excellent hotels in great locations. See hotel descriptions on each tour page.
Meals
Most meals included within Latin America. For USA and Canada tours, included meals are listed on each itinerary page. Bottled water is provided on motorcoaches in Latin America.
Complete Sightseeing
Enjoy complete sightseeing with more visits, extra features, and local guides.
Fully Guided by Tour Directors
All tours conducted from start to finish by professional tour directors, who are fluent in English, experienced, and fun.
All-inclusive
Caravan includes all activities listed in the tour itinerary page. Caravan does not sell any optional activities which can add hundreds of dollars to your tour price. Your free time is scheduled in great settings where there is no need to buy additional expensive activities.
Shopping Freedom
Caravan will not bring you to overpriced shops in exchange for payments. Caravan gives you ample opportunity and time for great shopping, and the freedom to choose where and when to shop.
Great Value, Book Early
Caravan’s strong buying power gives you great vacations at prices much lower than you can find anywhere. Most of our tours sell out quickly. Book early for the date you prefer and the best airfare.
How does Caravan Tours sell these tours for such a low cost?
Caravan delivers volume to our suppliers, who in turn reward us with their very best prices. We in turn pass these savings on to you, and you reward us by buying our tours. As volume continues to rise, we then receive even better prices from our suppliers, and we pass even greater savings on to you. This year our tours are better than ever.
Trade Association Memberships
Caravan is a member of NTA (National Tour Association), ABA (American Bus Association), CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association), and ACMA (American Commerce Marketing Association).
