Open all year, there are three rooms available with shared bathroom, no smoking, children welcome, pets not. Gives descriptions, directions, pricing, phone, fax and e-mail.

A fourteen kilometre intermediate level trail that starts at the end of Mabou Mines Road. Gives starting directions, a trail description and assessment and solicits the hiker's opinion/rating of the trail. This review by Matthew Hogg.

Ten housekeeping cottages, thirty sites in campgrounds, a heated pool, barbecue facilities and tennis court. Offers comprehensive directions, toll free phone, e-mail and on line reservations.

Accommodations with eight rooms and dining room. Provides a map for directions, pricing, pictures of rooms, and contact information. Also operates the Mull Cafe and Deli in Mabou.

Proprietor Kathy McIntyre operates this restored heritage property (c 1850), a hobby farm with variety of animals. Offers three rooms year round, with rates, address and e-mail.

Located on the Ceilidh trail, the distillery produces single malt scotch whiskey, while accommodations are nine inn rooms and six log chalets. Offers considerable local colour and attractions and e-mail, phone and mail contact.

The pyramidal wooden lighthouse at Mabou Harbour was built in 1884 to guide coastal steamers. Offers a description, location, a map to provincial lighthouses and photographs.

A country inn with nine guest rooms and two 2-bedroom housekeeping units. Describes accommodations, amenities, local attractions, links to Cape Breton accommodations and booking contact.

A small white church was repaired and restored and opened as a shrine and gift shop in July of 1968 and dedicated to the pioneers of Mabou. Solicits donations and memberships. No masses are conducted at the shrine.

A history of the lighthouse, commissioned by the Inverness county tourism department, written by Mary Anne Ducharme. Discusses the harbour, the lighthouse, local industry and preservation concerns.