Locations de vacances : Coady Road

Artist’s Eco Cabin - The Nest

The Nest is privately located overlooking our farm & highlands. It's rustic & glamorous with small touches that make it unique. The Nest sleeps four (second bed is a double futon) & has full cooking & washroom facilities. It's equipped with a wood stove, fridge, BBQ, & solar lights. The outdoor washroom in the pines offers both an on-demand hot shower (summer only) & a composting toilet. The farm has plenty of activities for our guests to enjoy. N.S. Accom # RYA-2023-24-03161018576112280.

Broad Cove Cliffs Cottage

Welcome to your West facing serene, very private, getaway on the majestic shores of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia! Enjoy spectacular views of the renowned Cabot Cliffs Golf Course, & exceptional sunsets, with a front-row seat to the seas and stars. Wake up to the soothing sounds of waves crashing against the shore and relax in the living areas adorned with coastal-inspired décor, or step onto the private deck to savour breathtaking sights of the Sea, with views up the coast to Inverness & Beaches

Doug Fraser Artist Loft -Suite

It is like sleeping in a painting! From your balcony or hot tub enjoy amazing views of the ocean, lingering sunsets, my sculpture garden, while listening to the sounds of nature in this unique creative space. Our home & little piece of artistic heaven is located just 3 km from Inverness, Cabot Golf, a 3 km sandy beach & 30 sec walk from my gallery. Your cozy guest suite is located on the top floor & includes a bedroom, living room, kitchenette, bathroom & your own private entrance.

Old Miller Guest House

Our rate is $230/Night plus a one time cleaning fee of $70. BOTH of these fees include the HST, (Sales Tax) Book 7 days? Pay only for 6. Just 2 km from the Cabot Trail and Margaree Forks, our Guesthouse can just be a place to relax or can serve as an excellent location for exploring the area and the island. We are close to beaches, golfing and fishing venues. Also, contrary to google Maps, (and some GPS's) our actual address, is Margaree Forks, B0E 2A0 not SW Margaree.

River View Getaway

Centrally located in Northeast Margaree, adjacent the famous Cabot Trail and overlooking the Margaree River, this newly renovated 2 bedroom bungalow is close to grocery and bakery and other amenities, 30 minutes to Cheticamp or Inverness or Baddeck, numerous beaches nearby. A perfect location to kayak, swim, river tube or fish within walking distance of 6 salmon pools, plenty of free parking, your home away from home awaits your arrival. Sorry no pets and no smoking allowed.

Glamping off the Beaton Path (AD #4)

Glamping is a form of camping involving accommodation and facilities more luxurious than those associated with traditional camping. Communal washrooms and a shower are located in a separate building; there is also an area for washing dishes. The facility is off the power grid, so solar power is used for lightning. Price includes tax. You must Bring the following, ° Sleeping bag(s) and pillow(s) ° Towels ° Cooler ° Toiletry items ° Flashlight ° Sunscreen

Sunrise Wilderness Cabin, Cabot Trail

Our cozy wilderness cabin offers total privacy on 50 acres of old growth forest. It offers a stunning view of the North Mountain/Aspy valley out to the distant ocean. Close to Cape Breton Highlands National Park, trails, kayaking/biking, beaches & whale watching. Simple and rustic with deck, kitchenette, bed, BBQ. For weekly rentals-free kayak rental included. Not for the faint of heart with rugged driveway, steep land and wild creatures.

4-bedroom seaside home with all of the comforts.

This seaside getaway is the perfect place to gather with friends and family. On 25-acres of land, this contemporary retreat sits along the Old Shore Road, just outside of Inverness, Nova Scotia. With miles of beach on your doorstep, great golf just around the corner, and in close proximity to one of the world's great drives (Cabot Trail), this home is ideally situated to get the most out of your time on the sunset side of the Island.

Melinda's mountain retreat, dog & family friendly.

Melinda moved to Cape Breton in 1974 from Tennessee. She married a local, opened a small hair salon, and raised a big garden and four children. Up until suffering a major stroke in 2021, she was an avid swimmer and cross country skier. But, most of all she loved connecting with all kinds of different people, young and old. Although severely limited from the stroke, she still enjoys meeting people and seeing family and friends.