Discover the best top things to do in Inverness, Canada including Inverness Beach Boardwalk, Glenora Inn and Distillery, Cabot Links Golf Course, Cabot Cliffs Golf Course, Eagle Eye Outfitters, Doug Fraser Art Gallery and Sculptural Garden, Inverness County Centre for the Arts, Inverness Visitor Information Centre, St Margaret of Scotland and Church Cemetery, Stella Maris Parish.
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4.5 based on 111 reviews
We were driving by and thought we would like to check out the Beach. We were surprised at how nice and well taken care of the area was. Very nice boardwalk along the sand dunes and easy access to the beach. Views were nice and you have views of the Cabot Golf Course. Plenty of parking available and the only thing that shortened our visit was the weather was not very good.
4 based on 200 reviews
I am not a whiskey drinker but my husband is. We stopped here on our way back to Mainland NS after leaving Inverness. My husband enjoyed the tasting, but found the tour to be a little lacking. We were told it would take 30 mins, but probably only lasted about 15 mins. We stayed for lunch in the pub and it was very good and accompanied by some traditional music. The grounds were beautiful as well.
4.5 based on 127 reviews
5 based on 47 reviews
Where to begin? It is not often that golfers encounter a course rated 72.5/142 from the 6,300 yard tees. Even more rare is such a course perched atop oceanside cliffs with magnificent views everywhere. Add in extreme slopes on the greens (thankfully not very fast) and very stiff winds, this seven-mile hike will bring anyone to their knees. But boy, it sure is fun! The accommodations are elegant (and expensive) and the food is good (and not as expensive as they could probably get away with). But it is a very long drive to get to this very remote location. There is a gas station in the little town of Inverness. The course closes in mid-October to April.
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Eagle Eye Outfitters welcomes you to beautiful Cape Breton Island. We are located in Inverness, Nova Scotia. We are the home to the world famous Cabot Links Golf Course ,miles of sandy Beaches, warm waters, stunning sunsets,friendly people and endless natural beauty. All guides are fully trained and experienced in all our operations.
I booked a salmon fly fishing trip for my boyfriend back in May. We were home from Alberta for a wedding and I thought this would be great for him, a highlight of his trip.
I called again 3 days before the trip to confirm. Everything was a go. We agreed to meet at 7am. So my boyfriend and I get up at 5 am to make the 1 and a half hour drive to the meeting spot. Then we waited. And waited. And no one showed up. At about 7:20 I called the guide, thinking maybe we were in the wrong meeting spot. He answered and told me he wouldn't be able to make it, that he was sick. I asked why he didn't call to inform us. He said he had lost my number. I'm certain I provided all my contact information when I booked the trip. Also I had called to confirm just 3 days prior. So there we were waiting for nothing at 7 in the morning. If only he had called we could have made other plans for the day. It ruined our day. Extremely unprofessional. How you just not even bother to call your prospective clients to cancel? Also, my boyfriend opted to not bring his fishing gear with him since it was included in the package that I had booked. So no fishing for him. He was extremely disappointed. He had been looking forward to this for months. I like to support local businesses, but bad business like this makes ALL us Cape Bretoners look bad to visitors. Just terrible
5 based on 13 reviews
Doug invites you to visit is working gallery for a Conversation thru Art. Enjoy a walk through his sculptural garden, a tremendous view of the ocean, and of course come into his gallery and see what he is working on. Doug paints in oil canvas and linen and has been working as a professional artist for 14 years. Doug has been welcoming people from all corners of the earth to his studio/gallery for the past 10 years. Born and raised in Cape Breton Doug Fraser is deeply connected to the land and spirit of this place, Cape Breton Island. His pursuit is light, and his unique style enables him to create that ethereal perspective he has become so well known for in his landscape and seascapes. His studio is located just five minutes from the Village of Inverness on the West Coast of Cape Breton Island and overlooks the Northumberland Strait.
My trip to Doug Frasers studio was delightful. His work is so inspirational and beautiful. The sculptures were interesting and the paintings were gorgeous. Doug is so welcoming as well as personable and if you go visit him and his studio you will not be disappointed. The grounds were lovely to walk around and very relaxing and peaceful. I'll definitely be returning for another visit.
4.5 based on 6 reviews
The Inverness County Centre for the Arts is a unique venue suited to a variety of Exhibitions and events. The 8, 640 square foot centre is located in a tranquil setting, and has ample parking to accommodate large groups. Our professional exhibition space showcases the talents of local and world-renowned artists. The gallery includes a large gallery with an observation balcony, adjacent outer gallery and the Third Meadow Gallery Shop featuring artists from across Inverness County and beyond. We offer a spacious, naturally lit studio to host seminars, demonstrations, and instructional classes. The inspiring ocean views make the studio a perfect setting for private studio space. Our large reception room is designed to accommodate a number of occasions, including meetings, conferences, luncheons, social gatherings, and musical Performances. The space includes a raised performance stage, complete catering kitchen, bar, audio and video equipment, and several full-length windows.
Inverness Centre for the Arts has a full calendar. You can see events on their website.
http://www.invernessarts.com/?page_id=26
A small gallery but really nice. - Shows change monthly.
In the summer there are great yoga classes as well.
Locals put on a Cabaret every few weeks in the evening - pretty fun.
I also like the gift shop :)
5 based on 2 reviews
We entered the Visitor Center in Inverness. Our GPS could not find the way to the Egypt Falls. She had typed the instructions to get there on paper. We had no problems to find it.
There were lots of pamphlets here and the clerk knew what she was doing. She was very nice and liked her job.
Outside there were some info about the historical past of Inverness. Worthwhile to visit!
5 based on 1 reviews
This is an attractive church. When we entered the church, we were greeted with these letters: "Welcome Failte"
There were wooden benches and the altar at the front had the symbol of the sun.
Behind there was a beautiful painting about Maria.
There were lots of tartans in the church fived on pillars.
There was a second floor as well, and the view from there was amazing!
I enjoyed this church. It reminded me of Scotland. It's worthwhile to see.
5 based on 1 reviews
Stella Maris Parish looks quite attractive from the outside. It's beautiful inside as well. The altar is surrounded by flowers and right behind the altar is a large painting of Jesus being the light.
Here too tartans were nailed on pillars. They were also a lot of wooden benches and some stained-glass windows.
There was a second floor as well. That gave a different perspective of this lovely church.
The church bell was outside aside of the church.
I liked that church. Worthwhile to see!
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