Fair Isle Motel

10/31/2025

And just like that our 2025 season has come to a close! Very blessed to have met so many wonderful people over the years, and this year was no exception! Thank you to all and hope to see you in 2026 😁😁

09/29/2025

Too funny 🤣 Anyone who has been blessed to have met our 2 English Black Labs, Buddy & Ollie will appreciate this one 🤣

09/18/2025

My annual picture with Jim from New Brunswick ❤️

09/01/2025

Reminder. Planned power outage 12:05am- 2:05am

08/31/2025

Boil water advisory has been lifted

Boil Water Advisory Lifted | Whycocomagh

The Municipality of Inverness County advises that the Boil Water Advisory for users of the Whycocomagh water system has been lifted.

If you suspect a water leak, please call the emergency line at 902-258-5048.

The municipality thanks the community for their patience and cooperation. Please share this message with friends, family, and neighbors who may not receive this notice.

08/31/2025

Boil water order continues

Boil Water Advisory Continues | Whycocomagh

The Municipality of Inverness County advises that the Boil Water Advisory issued on August 29 for users of the Whycocomagh water system remains in place at this time (August 31, 2025).

All Whycocomagh water users are advised to continue to:

• Bring tap water to a rolling boil for at least one to two minutes before use.
• Allow water to cool before using it for:
o Drinking
o Making ice
o Brushing teeth
o Washing dishes
o Preparing food and beverages

Please share this advisory widely with neighbors, friends, and visitors to ensure everyone stays informed.

The Municipality of Inverness County apologizes for any inconvenience and thanks residents for their patience and cooperation as we work to restore safe and reliable water service.

08/30/2025

Luckily, every motel room has an electric kettle!

Boil Water Advisory | Whycocomagh

The Municipality of Inverness County is issuing a Boil Water Advisory for all users of the Whycocomagh water system, following a water leak reported earlier today, August 29, on Milford Rd., Whycocomagh. This boil water advisory is expected to remain in place until at least Sunday, August 31, at 10 a.m.

At this time, all Whycocomagh water users are advised to:

• Bring tap water to a rolling boil for at least one to two minutes before use.
• Allow water to cool before using it for:
o Drinking
o Making ice
o Brushing teeth
o Washing dishes
o Preparing food and beverages

Please share this advisory widely with neighbors, friends, and visitors to ensure everyone stays informed.

Please note, the water leak reported earlier today, August 29, on Milford Rd., Whycocomagh has been repaired. Water services previously disrupted for residents of Milford Rd. and Bayview Dr. will return this evening.

Although the water system repair work is now complete on Milford Rd., the site requires further work to restore it to its original condition. Municipal staff will return Tuesday, Sept. 2 to finish this work. Until then, residents are asked to use caution when driving in the area.

The Municipality of Inverness County apologizes for any inconvenience and thanks residents for their patience and cooperation as we work to restore safe and reliable water service.
Updates will be shared when further information is available.