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Redlats Says: We drove to the end of the road on Chéticamp Island. A good part of the island is a loose cattle range. There is a fenced lighthouse on a bluff at the end of the road -- I wasn't sure whether the fence was to keep the cows out or the tourists out.As it was late in the day...
Redlats Says: Just south of Chéticamp is St. Pierre Beach. We continued our tour of NS beaches - spending a couple of hours barefoot walking at the edge of the sea.We came across this poor whale. It did not move, so we assumed it had expired. I read on a website that autopsies are done on...
Laurie's Motor Inn: Great location.
Tricky_Dicky69 Says: We stayed at Laurie's for 3 nights after seeing the place on the internet and were very pleased with our choice. We originally booked a Queen room in the homestead section which was very nice but when we enquired about coffee making facilities we were offered the V.I.P suite...
Redlats Says: When we arrived in Chéticamp, we phoned all the B&B's looking for accommodation. Even though it was close to mid-September, the B&B's appeared to be full. We started to check out the motels, and found a sign describing a B&B at Merry's Motels. Merry's has 6 motel rooms, but...
WABO'S PIZZA RESTAURANT: TASTY PIZZA ON THE BOARDWALK
Tricky_Dicky69 Says: Wabo's Pizza-Restaurant is right on the Cheticamp Boardwalk overlooking the harbour with great views of Cheticamp Island. We sat outside and enjoyed the early evening sunshine and the views. We had a mixed platter for starter followed by pizza and pasta. All was good and...
LE GABRIEL RESTAURANT: TRADITIONAL ACADIAN FARE
Tricky_Dicky69 Says: Le Gabriel is named after the hero of Henry Wadsworth's epic poem, Evangeline. Penned 150 years ago in 1847, the poem tells the story of Evangeline and Gabriel, who become separated as the Acadians are being expelled by the British from Grand Pre. The restaurant is in a good...
The Harbor Restaurant: Great local home cooked meal
Simonneeddy Says: Excellent fast servioce and food Local meat pie
Seafood Stop: Mmmmm, Lobster dinner
Redlats Says: We had one of our lobster suppers on this vacation in Chéticamp. We thought it was great - lobster was fresh that day, and reasonably priced for lobster.
Tricky_Dicky69 Says: There is some useful info about Ceticamp at - www.cheticampns.com/
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We had one of our lobster suppers on this vacation in Chéticamp. We thought it was great - lobster was fresh that day, and reasonably priced for lobster.
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We stayed in Cheticamp for 3 nights while touring Nova Scotia for a couple of weeks. We found this to be a good base for exploring the northern side of Cape Breton Island. The town is small and very...
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Chéticamp - Gateway to Cape Breton Highlands NP
Chéticamp is a town of approx. 4000 people with Acadian origins. As with most of Cape Breton, we found friendly people, restaurants, bed and breakfasts, lobster traps, fishing boats, a big Catholic......
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WE travelled nere on a Senior's bus tour on a 7 day tour of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island. We had dinner here before proceeding on our tour of THE CABOT TRAIL.
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