The Bras d’Or Lakes are my favorite landscape on planet Earth. Nestled into the rolling hills of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, their pristine tidal waters reflect centuries of Scottish culture, music, and friendly people.—Gilbert M. Grosvenor, Chairman of the Board, National Geographic Society

Join writer Harry Bruce as he explores the Canadian Maritimes in the October 1999 issue of TRAVELER.

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Canadian Tourism Commission
http://www.canadatourism.com/
en/ctc/travel_canada/index.html
Take a virtual tour of the Maritime Provinces, and browse the “provincial travel planner” for suggestions about what to do and see.

Cape Breton Web
http://www.capebretonweb.com
Find tips about exploring charming villages and towns and attending events and festivals on the historical trails of Cape Breton Island.

Destination: Nova Scotia
http://destination-ns.com
Packed with information, this site describes points of interest, recreational activities, festivals, events, and accommodations.

Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
http://www.ncsl.com/lunenburg
In addition to accessing valuable tourist information, learn about the history, culture, and heritage of this picturesque town, which has been the site of many Hollywood feature films.

The Official New Brunswick Tourism Website
http://www.tourismnbcanada.com/
web/english/
This site features five virtual scenic drives, plus valuable trip-planning information.

Prince Edward Island Information
http://www2.gov.pe.ca/index.php3
Get fast facts about Prince Edward Island as well as details about its beaches, parks, and other attractions on this all-encompassing government site.