Cape Breton · Fly-in golf
Wake up in Toronto.
Walk Cabot Cliffs by noon.
Three of the country’s best courses, on one island. About three hours, direct from downtown Toronto.
Why Cape Breton
Some of the best links golf on the continent — on an island most people never reach.
Cape Breton sits off the far edge of Nova Scotia — a single island the Cabot Trail loops around, where Mi’kmaw, Gaelic and Acadian still live side by side. Getting there was always the hard part. That’s the part we fixed.
Cabot Links · Inverness
A mile of links along the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
The courses
Three courses. Two coasts.
Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs sit on the Gulf at Inverness, both walking-only. Stanley Thompson’s Highlands Links is across the island at Ingonish. The four-night trip finishes at Fox Harb’r, on the mainland.
Stay & Dine
A bed above the water, a table on the coast.
Where you stay
Steps from the first tee at Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs.
Cape Concierge’s own basecamp — wood-lined, and entirely yours.
An ocean-view base beside Highlands Links on the east coast.
Where you eat
A privately hosted dinner over the water after the round.
The Maritime lobster boil, oysters and the day’s catch.
A long-table dinner over the course — wines, and live fiddle.
Everything handled
You bring your clubs. We handle the rest.
Greg Connell’s island team handles the whole trip on the ground — every tee time, transfer, room and table. One point of contact, all booked through NectAir.
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Tee times
Cabot Links, Cabot Cliffs & Highlands.
Transfers
Met at Sydney, driven across the island.
Stay & dine
Every room and table, arranged.
The extras
The Cabot Trail, fly-fishing, whisky.
A day here
Both coasts, day by day.
Fly in on the east coast and work your way west — here’s how a two-night trip runs.
The east coast
The Cabot Trail
Golden hour
The tableWheels up downtown
Lift off from Billy Bishop, and you’re on the Cape Breton coast by lunch.
Highlands Links, at Ingonish
A first round on the Atlantic side, minutes from where you land.
Dinner by the water
A table on the Ingonish shore as the light goes long.
The Cabot Trail, west
The great coast road — switchback by switchback over to the Gulf side.
Cabot, at Inverness
Bags down, then onto the links — Cabot Links or Cabot Cliffs, your call.
A long table at Woodroad
Dinner above the water, the day’s catch on the plate.
One last round
A quiet loop at Cabot Cliffs at first light.
Then home
Back to Sydney and wheels up — home in time for dinner if you like.
The Trips
Three ways to play Cape Breton.
You charter the whole plane — so the more golfers you bring, the less each pays; the flight costs the same whether four play or six. Prices below are per golfer at a foursome, all-in; Cape Concierge confirms the final quote with your dates.
1 NightThe Cabot Overnight
Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs, one night on the courses.
At a foursome
All-in, plus tax
Whole plane $26,900 · $4,483 each at six
- Private round-trip flight, Billy Bishop → Sydney
- Private transfers across the island
- Cabot Links & Cabot Cliffs, with caddies
- A night on the courses at Cabot
- Dinner on the coast at Woodroad
- Cape Concierge on the ground throughout
2 NightsBoth Coasts
Cabot and Highlands across two coasts, two nights.
At a foursome
All-in, plus tax
Whole plane $31,900 · $5,317 each at six
- Private round-trip flight to Sydney
- Private transfers across the island
- Highlands, Cabot Links & Cabot Cliffs — caddies throughout
- Two nights — Ingonish, then Inverness
- Dinners at Coore’s & Woodroad
- The Cabot Trail with Graham Marshall
4 NightsCape Breton & Fox Harb’r
Cape Breton, then a Fox Harb’r finish — four nights.
At a foursome
All-in, plus tax
Whole plane $38,100 · $6,350 each at six
- Private flight up to Sydney, home from Halifax
- Private transfers throughout
- Highlands, Cabot, Cabot Cliffs & Fox Harb’r
- Four nights across the island
- Woodroad, Panorama & a lobster boil at Coore’s
- A fly-fishing day and whisky at Glenora
Travelling as two or three, or bringing a non-golfer? We’ll re-quote the same trip for your group. Prices are per golfer, CAD.
Getting there
Toronto to Cape Breton in about three hours.
Commercial means a Montreal connection and half a day gone. We fly you direct from downtown Toronto — the whole PC-12, the four of you and the clubs — and a private car meets the plane at Sydney.
Your aircraft
The Pilatus PC-12.
One of the most trusted turboprops in the world — a cabin for six, a private washroom, and room for every set of clubs.
Four golfers and clubs, with room to spare.
Every NectAir flight — always two.
A real cabin, not a commuter seat.
Flown by NectAir under Transport Canada and FAA oversight — the same aircraft out and back, with no terminals and no connections.
See the full fleet →How it works
Three steps, then you just show up.
Tell us your dates
Pick a trip and send your dates and group. We hold them while we build it.
We send one all-in quote
Flights, lodging, caddies, tee times and dining — one number, in CAD.
Fly out, everything handled
Board at Billy Bishop; from the car at Sydney on, Cape Concierge runs the ground.
Good to know
What it costs, and what’s handled.
What’s included in the price?
Can you really get us on Cabot and Highlands?
How many people can come?
When can we go?
Who flies the plane — and is it safe?
Do we have to arrange any of it?
Plan your Cape Breton trip
Send us your dates and group.
Tell us when you’d like to go, how many are playing, and which trip you have in mind. We’ll come back with an all-in quote — flights, lodging, caddies, tee times and dining, in one number.
- A real person replies within a day
- One all-in quote, in CAD — no deposit to enquire
- Your dates held while we confirm
NectAir × Cape Concierge · Cape Breton, Nova Scotia