Cabot Shores, Indian Brook

Cabot Shores offers diverse lodging options including authentically crafted Mongolian yurts, spacious chalets, and geodesic domes. The yurts, made of natural materials like felt and horse hair, provide a distinctive camping experience and are equipped with wood stoves for year-round use. Guests can choose from yurts that accommodate solo travelers to larger groups of up to eight people, all set within a natural sanctuary.

The on-site bistro at Cabot Shores features a menu catering to various dietary preferences, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Freshly prepared dishes often utilize ingredients sourced from local gardens and the surrounding area, enhancing the culinary experience. Guests can also enjoy local wines and spirits, including offerings from Cape Breton's own Big Spruce organic microbrewery.

Situated along the iconic Cabot Trail, Cabot Shores spans 22 hectares bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and Indian Brook. This prime location enables guests to immerse themselves in nature with opportunities for wildlife observation and outdoor activities. Access to hiking and kayaking enhances the experience of the surrounding Cape Breton Highlands.

Cabot Shores promotes wellness through offerings such as guided morning meditation and access to a Japanese cedar soaking tub. The hotel provides packages that combine relaxation activities with culinary experiences, enabling guests to find a balance between adventure and rejuvenation. The property also includes trails that lead guests through old-growth forests and meadows, fostering connection with nature.

Cabot Shores offers family-friendly accommodations, with specific yurts and chalets designed for larger gatherings, including pets for an additional fee. Children can enjoy the gardens featuring chickens and apple orchards, making experiences enjoyable for younger guests. With an array of outdoor activities available, families can create lasting memories together in the scenic surroundings.

Location: Bordering Atlantic Ocean and Indian Brook

Accommodations: Mongolian yurts and spacious chalets

Dining: On-site bistro with local dishes

Wellness: Japanese cedar soaking tub

Family-Friendly: Accommodations for larger gatherings

Activities: Hiking and kayaking opportunities