Top Things to do in Englishtown
Top 8 Things to do in Englishtown, Cape Breton Island
Discover the best top things to do in Englishtown, United States including Donelda's Puffin Boat Tours, Breton Treasures and Trinkets, Woodsmiths Studio, Wreck Cove General Store, Hall of the Clans, Giant MacAskill Museum, Englishtown Ferry, St. Ann's Bay United Church.
Restaurants in Englishtown
1. Donelda's Puffin Boat Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 294 reviews
Donelda's Puffin Boat Tours is one of the 100 Must-See Destinations in Unforgettable Atlantic Canada! On the 2 1/2 - 3 hour boat tour you'll be amazed at the beautiful rock formations on the way to the Islands , a stop to look at an old sea cave as well as a stop or two to feed some Bald Eagles. The Bird Islands are home to Grey Seals, Bald Eagles ,Atlantic Puffins and other sea birds. Our vessel, Highland Lass has all removable windows down both sides (refit 2012) for easy viewing and taking pictures from the comfort of your seat.Our tour spends over an hour at the Islands viewing birds (more if necessary) this does not include the time spent feeding Bald Eagles on the way to and from the Islands or stopping for anything else of interest, whales dolphins, gannets etc. The tour is offered in English , however there are written transcripts ( limited numbers of each ) of the whole tour available on the boat in English, French and German to make your experience more enjoyable. Please note that tours can be cancelled due to unsafe sailing conditions.
2. Breton Treasures and Trinkets
3. Woodsmiths Studio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Woodsmith Studio transforms the finest of local Cape Breton woods into functional art.
4. Wreck Cove General Store
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Z9525OGls
We actually bypassed this earlier in the day because The Dancing Moose down the road won out (a mistake—see my review) and there was a lineup outside. So, we stopped by on our return trip. Small store, but it had the basics we needed; the gift shop has reasonably-priced souvenirs; and the lobster sandwiches were simple, but delicious. The cashier was friendly and helpful, so that was a nice palate-cleanser from our service experience at the Dancing Moose. If you’re looking for gourmet food, this place isn’t it, but it definitely hit the spot and we would happily stop in again
5. Hall of the Clans
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
The Great Hall of the Clans now includes a Gaelic Heritage and Learning Centre, in addition to the existing displays of the social and military history of Gaelic Scotland. The 8 new interactive displays, situated between the stone pillars throughout the Hall of the Clans, portray the Cultural and Linguistic contribution of Nova Scotia Gaels to the social fibre of the province and country.
6. Giant MacAskill Museum
7. Englishtown Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By 124oliviau - Calgary, Canada
Great price for a ferry ride (7$) and saves a lot of time if you are planning on the driving Cabot trail.
