Feriehus i River Denys

Queensport Beach House

The Queensport Beach House sleeps 4-6. Ideally located beside the Queensport Public Wharf, about 20 minutes past Guysborough. Enjoy stunning lighthouse views from beach, deck, galley or loft. Come and experience the absolute tranquility and unforgettable sunsets. See the wild aerial shows by all our sea birds. Enjoy breakfast watching the seals, go fishing, boating, biking, hiking and explore our Lost shores. Main level master with queen bed. Note this property is closed November to April.

Cabin Loon/Hot tub/Sauna/gas fire-pit/free kayaks

*If there's no availability, message us and we'll try to find a different cottage for you at the same location via Airbnb! *PLEASE READ HOUSE RULES BEFORE BOOKING >Resort Activities: relaxing by romantic lake fire pit, hiking, kayaking to ocean beach, free outdoor hot tub time slot, sauna (30$/hr) >Cottage Features: cleaned with highest cleanliness standards, log cottage, lake view, designer log furniture, balcony, BBQ, attached-bathroom for privacy, WiFi, Smart TV, Keurig Machine & more

Strait Sunset View

Base your next Cape Breton adventure getaway from the Strait Sunset View. Enjoy the stunning views of sunsets, boats moving in and out of the harbour and wildlife moving past on the Strait of Canso from our front porch, which is also conveniently located on Granville Street in Port Hawkesbury: walking distance to many local amenities. Many Cape Breton highlights are a day trip away: from Port Hood beach, to tubing the Margaree river, Big Spruce Brewery, Cabot Links and incredible hikes.

The Shipping News: Ocean Floor

The GROUND FLOOR - Sea View! Relax and enjoy this modern space with spectacular ocean views in your home away from home. The whole ground floor apartment is a private, separate space with a full kitchen, bathroom, master bedroom and kids bunk room and a deck with a sea view! Take an evening stroll along the boardwalk, explore town, or relax in and cozy up to Crave TV by the fireplace. Super-fast wifi and basic amenities like tea, coffee, sugar and some essentials provided.

Seaglass | Off-Grid,Beachfront Cabin- Indigo Hills

Welcome to Indigo Hills Eco-Resort Modern, off-grid, eco-friendly cabins situated on the beautiful Bras d' Or Lakes! Just steps away from the beach, with unobstructed views of the lake from inside each cabin. Incredible sunrise, sunsets, and stargazing. Don't forget your swimsuit and watershoes! outdoor games, SUP boards, kayaks, and campfires on the beach. Each cabin features an open concept design, including a fully stocked kitchen, sleeping area, and bathroom

Accessible 1 Bdrm mins to Cape Breton Island

Just 7 mins off the Trans Canada highway is a quiet,clean, Wheelchair/Walker accessible 1 bedroom apartment waiting for you to enjoy. The small town of Mulgrave has a peaceful, serene setting along the beautiful waterways of the Canso causeway and minutes to Cape Breton Island making this an ideal spot to stop over and rest during your travels. Your own parking spot,your own entrance, well equipped kitchen, washer/dryer and your own space to enjoy the smart tv.

Bothan Beag - Tiny House on the Water

Our 25’ x 8.5’ tiny house is situated on a beautiful secluded piece of ocean front property in Port Hood with a secluded beach and spacious deck. There is a loft with a queen sized bed and a sofa in the main area that turns into a double bed. There is a 3 piece bathroom in the back underneath the loft as well as a second small private room with enough space to set up a pack n' play.

Secluded Cape Breton Ocean Front Cottage

Secluded vacation home on Cape Breton Island for up to 6 people with your own private beach. This ocean front property is sheltered by many small islands - calm waters perfect for exploring with the kayaks. Wind down at the end of the day with a relaxing sauna.

#5 Alex's Treehouse

Enjoy modern amenities in an unforgettable mountain side treehouse. Whether it be through the three huge windows, or from the oversized veranda, you will feel a part of nature as you catch glimpses of the Margaree Valley through the maple tree canopy.