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The Cabot Trail - Nova Scotia

The Keltic Lodge

The Keltic Lodge Resort & spa, is a signature resort of Nova Scotia.Situated high on a cliff surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and a view of majestic Cape Smokey rising out of the sea, Keltic Lodge Resort and Spa has been welcoming guests to Cape Breton Island’s most majestic property since July 1940.

The Keltic Lodge Website

Yoga and Meditation

You are invited to participate in an unique opportunity to join 4 gifted guides for a week of hiking, yoga, meditation, and whale watching in the beautiful Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada, from September 6-12^th 2010.

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The Cabot Trail, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

The Cabot Trail loops around the northern tip of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, 185 miles or 298 km long. The trail passes through many charming communities, each with breathtaking scenery and unforgettable hospitality.
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Terms & Conditions

Find out what exactly our terms and conditions are, see what is included and not included in the trip, and fill out a form of understanding to participate in our journey to Nova Scotia.

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A trip you'll never forget..

Reserve a spot today, and pay for an amazing trip to Nova Scotia. This will be a trip and experience in your life that you will never forget. Spaces are limited, so reserve a spot now, Discounts are available if you place a deposit down before June 15^th 2010 and July 1^st 2010.

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Future Journeys

The next journey is in November 2012 - Traveling to Argentinia's Patagonia, for 2 full weeks. For our "End of the world and the end of the world" chapter on the Meditations on the mystery of being..

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Maps of Nova Scotia, and Cape Breton Island

With its salt-tanged fishing villages and mountainous interior cloaked in dense woods, Cape Breton is the prize of Nova Scotia, a green getaway splashed with lakes and lapped by the blue waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Atlantic Ocean. Besides the natural beauty to be found here, the Cabot Trail immerses you in the still vibrant Gaelic and Acadian cultures of Cape Breton.