Sydney Cruises

Sydney, Nova Scotia

The vision of the world's largest Fidel welcomes you to Sydney, Nova Scotia. In this enclave on the Cape Breton Island, metropolitan charm is found from the down-hom hospitality. Originally founded by the American Revolution, the Sydney remains a shelter site-but today, it is one with a golf course, a hearty music scene and a world-famous cabot trail. Step back in the 18th century when you run between the classically inspired buildings of the city and dramatically adorned churches. Talk on the cruise and boardwalk for Nova Scotia, inspire your internal lover of learning at Cape Breetan Center for Heritage and Science, and finish your day toe for Celtic Beats.

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Celtic Sojourn

Gelik may not be your first language, but it is worth visiting the village of Highland in the Brass D'Or Lex region to listen to the melodious sounds of Celtic culture. Traditional music, stunning vista and friendly farm animals background 11 period buildings, a common store and a room schoolhouse.

Local Cuisine

It is all fresh and local. Head for one of several pubs with downtown waterfront for maple-glazed Atlantic salmon or lobster dinner. Be sure to try the island's signature muscles before leaving. Wash it down with a mug of Sydney's favorite beer from Big Sprous Broving.

Shopping

It is an artisan extraordinary in Sydney. The head of the Cape Breton Center for Crafts and Design for Wool Apparel, leather, glass and art of inexpensive hand -made lambs. Go home to take some raw local lambswool or sheep wool to take home and work with you.

Insider's Tips

The town center and Charlotte Street are only a five-minute walk from port.