Guidebook for Baddeck
Food Scene
Excellent for Lobster or planked Salmon. Reserve ahead for groups.
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Baddeck Lobster Suppers
17 Ross StExcellent for Lobster or planked Salmon. Reserve ahead for groups.
Silver Dart Lodge
257 Shore RdThe food is Delicious and service consistent. Local fare.
The locals shop here. Drop by for coffee a breakfast sandwich and conversation.
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Bean There Cafe
503 Chebucto StThe locals shop here. Drop by for coffee a breakfast sandwich and conversation.
Tom's Pizza
464 Chebucto StThe Pizza is local and so good. By the slice if you wish.
This restaurant is on the wharf. Licensed and a unique menu.
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The Freight Shed: Waterside Bistro & Market
2 Jones StThis restaurant is on the wharf. Licensed and a unique menu.
This is a small restaurant situated off the beaten path. Book this restaurant as soon as you plan to come as it books up so early. Great food.
Open Thurs Friday and Saturdays only.
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The Bite House
1471 Westside Baddeck RdThis is a small restaurant situated off the beaten path. Book this restaurant as soon as you plan to come as it books up so early. Great food.
Open Thurs Friday and Saturdays only.
Sightseeing
Be sure to take a picture of this beautiful lighthouse, just outside the village.
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Kidston Island Lighthouse
Be sure to take a picture of this beautiful lighthouse, just outside the village.
Baddeck Tourist Information
454 Chebucto StStart here for maps and information.
Parks & Nature
The falls, the hike, the nature..What a beautiful place! Pack a lunch or pick one up before leaving the village.
Gaelic for “white water”, Uisge Ban (ish-ka-ban) Falls has a four kilometre (2.4 mile) trail which passes through a hardwood forest comprised largely of maple, birch and beech woods; and leads to the 16 metre (50 foot) high waterfall. The Falls Trail is approximately three kilometres (1.8 miles) in length and requires about one hour to complete. The trail passes through a field then follows Falls Brook upstream through a mixed forest and then a hardwood forest. The deep stream valley narrows dramatically in the vicinity of Uisge Ban Falls. At the falls, the sh
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Uisge Ban Falls
715 N Branch RdThe falls, the hike, the nature..What a beautiful place! Pack a lunch or pick one up before leaving the village.
Gaelic for “white water”, Uisge Ban (ish-ka-ban) Falls has a four kilometre (2.4 mile) trail which passes through a hardwood forest comprised largely of maple, birch and beech woods; and leads to the 16 metre (50 foot) high waterfall. The Falls Trail is approximately three kilometres (1.8 miles) in length and requires about one hour to complete. The trail passes through a field then follows Falls Brook upstream through a mixed forest and then a hardwood forest. The deep stream valley narrows dramatically in the vicinity of Uisge Ban Falls. At the falls, the sh
If you are in Cape Breton, you just HAVE to travel the Cabot Trail.
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The Cabot Trail
18283 Cabot Trail RdIf you are in Cape Breton, you just HAVE to travel the Cabot Trail.
A beautiful way to spend your day!
Kayaking Nova Scotia is a unique way to discover the hidden coastline of Cape Breton Island.
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North River Kayak Tours- Cabot Trail
644 Murray RdA beautiful way to spend your day!
Kayaking Nova Scotia is a unique way to discover the hidden coastline of Cape Breton Island.
Arts & Culture
A piece of history... Among our notables we count J.A.D. McCurdy, who made the first manned Canadian flight above the ice of Baddeck Bay in the famous Silver Dart in February 1909. Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone and his wife, Mabel, made Beinn Bhreagh their summer home for many years.
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Sitio Histórico Nacional Alexander Graham Bell
559 Chebucto StA piece of history... Among our notables we count J.A.D. McCurdy, who made the first manned Canadian flight above the ice of Baddeck Bay in the famous Silver Dart in February 1909. Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone and his wife, Mabel, made Beinn Bhreagh their summer home for many years.
Don't miss Celtic colours if you are travelling in the fall!
From concerts to dances and workshops to community suppers, a full range of events against a gorgeous backdrop of autumn colours are available.
https://celtic-colours.com/schedule/
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Celtic Colours International Festival
170 George StDon't miss Celtic colours if you are travelling in the fall!
From concerts to dances and workshops to community suppers, a full range of events against a gorgeous backdrop of autumn colours are available.
https://celtic-colours.com/schedule/
Situated on one of the most picturesque coasts of Cape Breton Island, on a 15-acre site filled with wild roses and grasses, the Cape Breton Miners Museum pays tribute to the region’s long and rich history of coal mining.
It is home to profound stories of miners and their families, and the resource that helped build a nation. The Museum is also home to the famous choir of miners – The Men of the Deeps. Plan a visit to the Museum where you can join a retired mine guide for an underground mine tour, browse the modern exhibits and stroll through our historic village. Complete your visit with a delicious home cooked meal at the Miners Village Restaurant.
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Miner's Museum
17 Museum StSituated on one of the most picturesque coasts of Cape Breton Island, on a 15-acre site filled with wild roses and grasses, the Cape Breton Miners Museum pays tribute to the region’s long and rich history of coal mining.
It is home to profound stories of miners and their families, and the resource that helped build a nation. The Museum is also home to the famous choir of miners – The Men of the Deeps. Plan a visit to the Museum where you can join a retired mine guide for an underground mine tour, browse the modern exhibits and stroll through our historic village. Complete your visit with a delicious home cooked meal at the Miners Village Restaurant.
Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site is a world heritage site that shouldn't be missed.
Life within an 18th century fortified French town comes to life at reconstructed Louisbourg, a major trade and military hub twice besieged by the British.
Bring a sweater or a layer, it is often cooler here.
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Sitio Histórico Nacional de la Fortaleza de Louisbourg
259 Park Service RoadFortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site is a world heritage site that shouldn't be missed.
Life within an 18th century fortified French town comes to life at reconstructed Louisbourg, a major trade and military hub twice besieged by the British.
Bring a sweater or a layer, it is often cooler here.
Shopping
Patchouli Accessories Boutique
503 Chebucto StGreat local service and a good selection.
The Outdoor Store
472 Chebucto StA good selection for a rainy day.
Baadeck Yarns
16 Old Margaree RdIf you like to knit, don't miss this shop.
Essentials
Try Julie's bakery items. Essentials you need are here.
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Co-op - Baddeck
48 Twining StTry Julie's bakery items. Essentials you need are here.
Needs Convenience Baddeck
7 Old Margaree RdConvenient location for the things you forgot.
NSLC
16 Campbell StStock up here for wine, beer and such.
Drinks & Nightlife
Great view of the boats coming and going here and a good local watering hole. Enjoy the locals.
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Bras D'or Yacht Club
1 Jones StGreat view of the boats coming and going here and a good local watering hole. Enjoy the locals.