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( 866-245-0037, 902-838-4234; www.bbcanada.com/3963.html ; cnr Rtes 353 & 320; r incl
breakfast $85-100; Apr-Nov; ) This cheerful, red Victorian country home is constantly
serenaded by the babble and flow of Knox dam on the Montague River. Guest rooms are
thoughtfully appointed with soft linens, the old-fashioned elegance of a claw-foot tub
and modern amenities such as satellite TV. Rooms overlook the prize-winning flower
gardens or the bountiful vegetable patch, there's good trout fishing at the dam and your
hosts couldn't be kinder.
Windows on the Water
Café MODERN CANADIAN $$$
( 902-838-2080; cnr Sackville & Main Sts; mains $9-17; 11:30am-9:30pm May-Oct) Enjoy a
flavorful array of seafood, chicken and vegetarian dishes on the deck overlooking the
water and, sort of, the road. Try the lobster quiche and leave room for a freshly baked
dessert.
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Georgetown
The many heritage buildings in Georgetown are testament to the town's importance as a
shipbuilding center in the Victorian era. Today it's a sleepy village cum tourist spot
thanks to its great places to eat and waterfront setting. It's also the site of Tranquility
Cove Adventures ( 902-969-7184; www.tranquilitycoveadventures.com ; Fisherman's Wharf, 1
Kent St; half-/full day tours $55/98) that leads excellent fishing and clamming trips as well
as kundalini yoga on a deserted island. Check the website for details on other exciting
packages.
Sleeping & Eating
Georgetown Inn & Dining Room INN $$$
( 877-641-2414, 902-652-2511; www.peigeorgetownhistoricinn.com ; 62 Richmond St; r incl break-
fast $105-155; ) Right in the center of Georgetown, this place is as equally well known
for its PEI-themed rooms (including a Green Gables room) as for its fine casual island-
fare dining.
Clamdigger's Beach House & Restaurant SEAFOOD $$$