• Latitude: 46° 59' 27.59" N   Longitude: -60° 27' 28.19" W

•Unverified colony of Leif Ericson about 1000 AD

• Geocash #: f8m524ryqkt3xx0n

• At the Bay St. Lawrence, Victoria County, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia wharf

• Ancestral territory of the Unama’ki

• Northern tip of Cape Breton Island and “the rugged and breath-taking” coastline “of one of the last undeveloped, authentic travel destinations on the east coast of North America  

• North off the Cabot Trail and past Cabot Landing Provincial Picnic Park, through the valley, and to the right at the Co-op store

• 15 km east of Meat Cove (nautical miles??)

• 15 nautical miles from St. Paul Island

• Bagh (Gaelic name….need to get whole name)

• Aboard refurbished 

• Locals, and come from aways

• Maximum of 8 passengers

• You, and 7 friends, family, work collegues, school buddies, youth, infants, graduating besties, sight seekers, on the water seekers, artists, photographers, pets, et cetera.

• Liability waiver required

• Seafarer and fishing captain for 35 + years

• Fishes halibut and snow crab

• Storyteller

• Father, grandfather, great-grandfather

• A Bay St. Lawrence Caper

• Captain, Skipper Scott Burton

• Jaunt north off the Cape Trail 22km

• Text or call us at 902.870.4025

• Email us in our Contact section at the bottom of this page

• With your pet, your significant other, or some mackerel jigging buddies but no more than 8 passengers in total

• With your paint brush or your camera

• Drive or bike to the wharf (will get info about Victoria County public Transit)

• Spacious deck with custom made lounge chairs

• A wee bbq

• Bathroom with flushing toilet and a sink

• Stern accessed diving platform or for dangling your feet in the ocean 

• New safety and navigational equipment

• A good time!!! because it is soooo fun to be on the water.

• Bottled water, gravol, soda crackers

• Traditional, hand made mackerel jigs

• Casting fishing poles