Photo: Katie Dunn
In September and October, music and cultural festivals turn this island (which was, millenia ago, attached to Scotland) into a celebration of Highland heritage.
Read the articleDestinations: Cape Breton Island · Ingonish Beach · Inverness
Themes: Arts + Culture · Road Trip · Fall Travel
Inspired by: The Ultimate Fall Travel Guide
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The vertiginous view: the 15-room property sits on a cliff overlooking Ingonish Harbor.
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Chef-owner Earlene Busch will whip up a four-course meal, including a surprisingly good dessert of cheesecake with chanterelle sauce.
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Siblings Heather, Raylene, and Cookie Rankin, of the well-known Celtic singing trio the Rankin Sisters, recently renovated Mabou's Red Shoe Pub. Th
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Best for live music, especially during the Celtic Colours Festival.
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The festival glorifies all things Gaelic with traditional dances, workshops (learn to step-dance), and language classes (did you know that am fogha
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Cape Breton Island, Lunenburg, Bay Fortune, Pleasant Bay, Cheticamp
Driving over a thousand miles of scenic byways through Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, with craft stops galore, makes for a perfect Canadian road trip. The tiny 18th-century fishing village,
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Fife, Inverness
A week in a rented country house in Perthshire, in the Scottish Highlands, is memorable for a midnight church service filled with men in kilts, and for Christmas pudding with real sixpence inside.
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