Nova Scotia's jaw-dropping island gets a culinary boost in newly opened Woodroad, which joins world-class golf courses and a pioneering distillery.
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Take a Bite out of Cape Breton
Nova Scotia island’s culinary scene is a match for its scenery.
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Life is sweet off the Cabot Trail, too
Vacay.ca's Adrian Brijbassi discovers that community spirit thrives in small towns in Cape Breton.
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Cape Breton tees off on your heart
Cabot Cliffs is the latest golf course to showcase Nova Scotia island’s intoxicating beauty.
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Surviving a lobster attack in Cape Breton
Discovering all-you-can-eat lobster on the exquisite island of Cape Breton.
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20 Best Places to Visit in Canada for 2016
The Canadian dollar is low, gas is cheap, car travel is in again. That means road trips are back.
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$415 to forage in Cape Breton
Chanterelle Inn offers an educational and hands-on culinary experience near the Cabot Trail.
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Three splendid nights on the Cabot Trail
Vacay.ca's "Great Canadian Weekends" series begins with Cape Breton's jewel of a route.
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Trans-Canada at 50: Finding Nova Scotia
Canada's coast-to-coast route turns 50 and Vacay.ca writers celebrate its birthday.
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Chanterelle Inn and Cape Breton cuisine
This culinary star on the Cabot Trail is devoted to ingredients found within walking distance.
