The Cabot Trail, named for John Cabot, the Italian explorer who discovered the island in 1497, winds around the dramatic coast of the Cape Breton Island and offers access to Cape Breton Highlands National Park, a pristine forest at the top of the Cabot trail.

Among other things, the Cabot Trail has been called "One of the world's most scenic drives" and "one of the world's best road trip" by Lonely Planet. Condé Nast Traveler called Cape Breton Island "Earth's most beautiful Island". This is the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature.

Our trip goes in clockwise direction along beautiful scenery, breath taking views, beaches, artisan locations and great dining, along with different fun festivals along the year for everyone, salmon-fishing rivers, wild-life sightseeing including eagles and moose and many more attractions.

The Cabot Trail tour is included in our Cape Breton ASK GPS Tour Guide.