Kayaking in Nova Scotia

When it comes to Kayaking, Cape Breton Island is one of best kept paddling secrets. There are numerous kayak areas to paddle and breathtaking sites to see. The Nova Scotia coastline offers sea kayaking, including caves, unique rock formations, wilderness camping, bald eagles, hawks and an abundance of marine life.

 

Where to kayak?

Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia has everything to complete the recipe a great kayaking adventure needs. Kayaking is a unique way to discover the hidden coastline of Cape Breton Island . Whether you are a beginner or an advanced paddler you can choose your level of comfort. Cape Breton Island offers selection from sheltered bays and harbours to open water kayaking and exposed Atlantic seacoast.

 

Need a local guide? 

North River Kayak Tours are located on the Cabot Trail and are an ideal location for all types of outdoor enthusiasts. Regardless if you bring your own kayak, or want to rent a kayak, they can help you have a great kayaking experience.   They offer everything from 1/2 day beginner guided kayak trips to the advanced five day highland getaway.

 

When to kayak?

The kayaking season usually begins around the first week of June and ends around Mid- October with the warmest of waters in the July and August mark. The water temperature around mid season runs between 60-75 degrees depending on where you are paddling. Night time air temperatures in mid season run between 65-78 degrees.

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Everyone on Cape Breton Island looks forward to sharing a little part the island with you. The Cape Breton Island people are friendly, helpful and funny. If your car happens to break down on the side of the road don't be surprised if a few people stop to help you out just for the fun of it and a little conversation :-)

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