Beverley’s guidebook
Museums and history
These museums are good choices for day trips. When I travel to Cape Breton with my family I find it more economical to buy a Parks Canada annual pass to get us into the National historic sites and National parks. The pass will get your family into the Fortress of Louisbourg, Alexander Graham Bell and Cape breton Highlands National Park. It cost $137 but will cover admission for up to 7 people in your family and it is good for a year. https://www.commandesparcs-parksorders.ca/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/en/parksb2c
The fortress is a great way to spend a day. It is interesting and informative about the history between France, Britain and Canada. Always bring a good pair of walking shoes and a light jacket or hoodie. It can be cooler in Louisbourg
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Fortress Of Louisbourg
The fortress is a great way to spend a day. It is interesting and informative about the history between France, Britain and Canada. Always bring a good pair of walking shoes and a light jacket or hoodie. It can be cooler in Louisbourg
Explore the history of coal mining in Cape Breton at the Miner's Museum in Glace Bay. You go underground in a coal mine. The Miner's Village restaurant is on site and is highly recommended.
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Miner's Museum
17 Museum StExplore the history of coal mining in Cape Breton at the Miner's Museum in Glace Bay. You go underground in a coal mine. The Miner's Village restaurant is on site and is highly recommended.
Alexander Graham Bell Museum is a good place to spend a few hours in Baddeck. If you have a National Parks Pass , you can use it for admission to any national park or national museum. If you plan on visiting several museums and going around the trail , I found an annual parks Canada pass is more economical for a family.
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アレクサンダー・グラハム・ベル国定史跡
559 Chebucto StAlexander Graham Bell Museum is a good place to spend a few hours in Baddeck. If you have a National Parks Pass , you can use it for admission to any national park or national museum. If you plan on visiting several museums and going around the trail , I found an annual parks Canada pass is more economical for a family.
The Membertou Heritage Park consists of a five-acre site that offers a living history of the people of Membertou along with a large indoor exhibit and program area that offers the visitor full immersion to an ancient culture. Experience the stories and oral history of the Membertou Community through enactments and cultural presentations. Walk with a tour guide and/or Elder through the Membertou Heritage Park and learn about the unique history, heritage and culture through educational and interactive experiences.
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メンバートウ・ヘリテージ・パーク
35 Su'n AwtiThe Membertou Heritage Park consists of a five-acre site that offers a living history of the people of Membertou along with a large indoor exhibit and program area that offers the visitor full immersion to an ancient culture. Experience the stories and oral history of the Membertou Community through enactments and cultural presentations. Walk with a tour guide and/or Elder through the Membertou Heritage Park and learn about the unique history, heritage and culture through educational and interactive experiences.
Sydney Mines Heritage Museum & Fossil Centre focuses on the history and heritage of the town of Sydney Mines. Visit our restored train station (c. 1905) and examine artifacts from the town’s coal mining era. Afterwards, come and explore the Cape Breton Fossil Centre which has one of the largest Carboniferous Plan Fossil collections in North America. We have over 800 plant fossils on display, as well as a lab, classroom and boardroom. We offer tours of our museum as well as outdoor guided hikes along the Sydney Coal Field. Enjoy stories from our guides or go on your own fossil hike and explore the coastline to find your own hidden treasure.
Sydney Mines Heritage Museum and Fossil Centre
159 Legatto StSydney Mines Heritage Museum & Fossil Centre focuses on the history and heritage of the town of Sydney Mines. Visit our restored train station (c. 1905) and examine artifacts from the town’s coal mining era. Afterwards, come and explore the Cape Breton Fossil Centre which has one of the largest Carboniferous Plan Fossil collections in North America. We have over 800 plant fossils on display, as well as a lab, classroom and boardroom. We offer tours of our museum as well as outdoor guided hikes along the Sydney Coal Field. Enjoy stories from our guides or go on your own fossil hike and explore the coastline to find your own hidden treasure.
Samuel Sparrow, merchant and ship owner possessed the property from 1786 to 1787. The basement has been restored to his original 18th century kitchen with a cooking fireplace, a separate beehive bake-oven and an overhead ceiling plastered between the supporting beams. The museum collects historical artifacts for this area, and research on the Sparrow era in the house, and on his relationship with Governor DesBarres, is continuous.
Thomas Jost, a Halifax merchant, bought the property in 1836 and his descendants remained there until 1971. Historical artifacts for the ground floor bedroom, parlour, dining room and store (until 1853) are being collected. In the early 1900s, the roof was raised and the second floor extended to included bedrooms and bath. Here, the museum exhibits collections primarily assembled by prominent Cape Bretoners and other local contributors. Dr. J. Esmonde Cooke’s collection in our Apothecary room preserves an assortment of medicinals and apparatus used in the making of medicine in the early 20th century. The Victorian room has items donated by Dorothy Sutherland, the most notable of these being a shawl that was given to her great grandmother by Queen Victoria. The Jost Family Room has many items donated by the Josts. There is also a family history and a map of the local area from the mid-19th century, which lists the names of many people living in the area at that time.
Jost Heritage House
54 Charlotte StSamuel Sparrow, merchant and ship owner possessed the property from 1786 to 1787. The basement has been restored to his original 18th century kitchen with a cooking fireplace, a separate beehive bake-oven and an overhead ceiling plastered between the supporting beams. The museum collects historical artifacts for this area, and research on the Sparrow era in the house, and on his relationship with Governor DesBarres, is continuous.
Thomas Jost, a Halifax merchant, bought the property in 1836 and his descendants remained there until 1971. Historical artifacts for the ground floor bedroom, parlour, dining room and store (until 1853) are being collected. In the early 1900s, the roof was raised and the second floor extended to included bedrooms and bath. Here, the museum exhibits collections primarily assembled by prominent Cape Bretoners and other local contributors. Dr. J. Esmonde Cooke’s collection in our Apothecary room preserves an assortment of medicinals and apparatus used in the making of medicine in the early 20th century. The Victorian room has items donated by Dorothy Sutherland, the most notable of these being a shawl that was given to her great grandmother by Queen Victoria. The Jost Family Room has many items donated by the Josts. There is also a family history and a map of the local area from the mid-19th century, which lists the names of many people living in the area at that time.
Built in 1787, Cossit House is one of the oldest surviving houses in Sydney and possibly, one of the oldest buildings on Cape Breton Island. Named for its original owner, Reverend Ranna Cossit, the house depicts 18th-century life and serves as the cornerstone of the city’s North-end Heritage Conservation District.
コッシット・ハウス博物館
75 Charlotte StBuilt in 1787, Cossit House is one of the oldest surviving houses in Sydney and possibly, one of the oldest buildings on Cape Breton Island. Named for its original owner, Reverend Ranna Cossit, the house depicts 18th-century life and serves as the cornerstone of the city’s North-end Heritage Conservation District.
Food scene
These are places I have frequented while on the island.
Visit and sample local craft beer at Breton brewing. They do not have a kitchen but you can order in food.
364 Keltic Drive, Sydney
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Breton Brewing Co
364 Keltic DrVisit and sample local craft beer at Breton brewing. They do not have a kitchen but you can order in food.
364 Keltic Drive, Sydney
The Sweet side of the Moon is a bakery and Cafe in Glace Bay. The Bitten Moon pub is located in the same building. The Bitten Moon has a large selection of Nova Scotia Craft beer. They have a small menu but their pub food is very tasty.
78 McKeen Street, Glace Bay
Sweet Side Of The Moon Bakery And Cafe
78 McKeen StThe Sweet side of the Moon is a bakery and Cafe in Glace Bay. The Bitten Moon pub is located in the same building. The Bitten Moon has a large selection of Nova Scotia Craft beer. They have a small menu but their pub food is very tasty.
78 McKeen Street, Glace Bay
You can sit on the rooftop patio overlooking Sydney Harbour and the Big Fiddle. The food is good and sometimes there are ships in the harbour.
60 Esplanade, Sydney
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Flavor on the Water
60 EsplanadeYou can sit on the rooftop patio overlooking Sydney Harbour and the Big Fiddle. The food is good and sometimes there are ships in the harbour.
60 Esplanade, Sydney
The Old Triangle in Sydney has Friday Lobster and Ceilidhs in the summer. They feature local music , trivia nights, wing nights, and brunch. Check out their website or Facebook page to see what's happening.
424 Charlotte Street
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The Old Triangle Irish Alehouse
424 Charlotte StThe Old Triangle in Sydney has Friday Lobster and Ceilidhs in the summer. They feature local music , trivia nights, wing nights, and brunch. Check out their website or Facebook page to see what's happening.
424 Charlotte Street
Governor's has an outdoor patio and good food. Sometimes there is live entertainment. Most pubs in Nova Scotia allow children in to eat before 8 pm.
233 Esplanade, Sydney
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Governors Pub & Eatery
233 EsplanadeGovernor's has an outdoor patio and good food. Sometimes there is live entertainment. Most pubs in Nova Scotia allow children in to eat before 8 pm.
233 Esplanade, Sydney
They serve donairs, a variety of poutines, subs, fried chicken, wraps, homemade chili and pasta, burgers. Their menu is online.
1678 George Street, Sydney
My Fathers Kitchen
1678 George StreetThey serve donairs, a variety of poutines, subs, fried chicken, wraps, homemade chili and pasta, burgers. Their menu is online.
1678 George Street, Sydney
They locally source as much as possible. The menu has a good variety ranging from seafood, pasta, steak, salads, pub fare, ribs and traditional Mi'kmaq dishes. There is also a kid's menu. Call for a reservation to be sure.
20 Maillard Street, Membertou
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Kiju's Restaurant
50 Maillard StThey locally source as much as possible. The menu has a good variety ranging from seafood, pasta, steak, salads, pub fare, ribs and traditional Mi'kmaq dishes. There is also a kid's menu. Call for a reservation to be sure.
20 Maillard Street, Membertou
The Foggy Hermit Cafe in Louisbourg is a great little place to stop for coffee and a sweet or to have a meal. They have a patio, offer flights of beer and sometimes have live entertainment. They are on Facebook.
7551 Main St
7551 Main StreetThe Foggy Hermit Cafe in Louisbourg is a great little place to stop for coffee and a sweet or to have a meal. They have a patio, offer flights of beer and sometimes have live entertainment. They are on Facebook.
Order a Cape Breton pizza or eat in.
465 Charlotte Street, Sydney
902 539 6109
eat in or take out
sydneynapolipizza.ca
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Napoli Pizzeria
1798 Kings RdOrder a Cape Breton pizza or eat in.
465 Charlotte Street, Sydney
902 539 6109
eat in or take out
sydneynapolipizza.ca
Ugly Mug Cafe & Emporium
1290 Kings RdThis cafe is also an internet cafe.
1290 Kings Rd
Sydney,
Tim Hortons Coffee shops are pretty common in the Sydney Glace Bay area. Most offer free WiFi, as well as most McDonald's. It is 25 km to Glace Bay Tim Horton's on Mc Keen Street or Reserve Street, and about the same distance to Tim's on Mira Road, Sydney.
Tim Hortons
45 Weatherbee RdTim Hortons Coffee shops are pretty common in the Sydney Glace Bay area. Most offer free WiFi, as well as most McDonald's. It is 25 km to Glace Bay Tim Horton's on Mc Keen Street or Reserve Street, and about the same distance to Tim's on Mira Road, Sydney.
Coffee shop/cafe with free wifi
54 Prince Street,Sydney
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Doktor Luke's - a respectable coffee house
54 Prince StCoffee shop/cafe with free wifi
54 Prince Street,Sydney
Starbucks
378 Welton StCoffee shop with free Wi Fi. It is on 378 Welton Street in Sydney.
Overlooking the Bras D’Or Lake, Eileanan Brèagha (pronouced AY-len-an BREE-ah) is Cape Breton’s first and only estate winery. Scottish Gaelic for “beautiful islands,” Eileanan Brèagha was named in homage to the owner’s Gaelic heritage and for the majestic view of the numerous small islands in the Bras d’Or Lake, which can be seen from the property.
Situated on a 200-acre former homestead in Marble Mountain, the south-east exposure and moderate climate of the salt water Bras d’Or Lakes allows for a longer growing season, while the marble and limestone in the soil provides a unique terroir that adds a distinct flavor to our collection of wines.
Tasting Room open 10am-4pm daily during peak season, or by appointment.
5349 Marble Mountain Road, River Denys
Eileanan Brèagha Vineyards
5349 Marble Mountain RdOverlooking the Bras D’Or Lake, Eileanan Brèagha (pronouced AY-len-an BREE-ah) is Cape Breton’s first and only estate winery. Scottish Gaelic for “beautiful islands,” Eileanan Brèagha was named in homage to the owner’s Gaelic heritage and for the majestic view of the numerous small islands in the Bras d’Or Lake, which can be seen from the property.
Situated on a 200-acre former homestead in Marble Mountain, the south-east exposure and moderate climate of the salt water Bras d’Or Lakes allows for a longer growing season, while the marble and limestone in the soil provides a unique terroir that adds a distinct flavor to our collection of wines.
Tasting Room open 10am-4pm daily during peak season, or by appointment.
5349 Marble Mountain Road, River Denys
There is lots of seafood on their menu.
293 Commercial St, North Sydney
Call for a reservation 902 794 2992.
Children are not welcome at this restaurant.
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The Lobster Pound and Moore
293 Commercial StThere is lots of seafood on their menu.
293 Commercial St, North Sydney
Call for a reservation 902 794 2992.
Children are not welcome at this restaurant.
The Black Spoon Bistro gets good reviews by everyone that I know in the area. Phone
(902) 241-3300
They serve salads, homemade soups, seafood, chowder, stuffed mushrooms, mussels, pan fried haddock, salmon, several pasta dishes, chicken. ribs, steak and vegetarian options. It is a small space so I would call to reserve.
320 Commercial Street, North Sydney
320 Commercial St
320 Commercial StreetThe Black Spoon Bistro gets good reviews by everyone that I know in the area. Phone
(902) 241-3300
They serve salads, homemade soups, seafood, chowder, stuffed mushrooms, mussels, pan fried haddock, salmon, several pasta dishes, chicken. ribs, steak and vegetarian options. It is a small space so I would call to reserve.
320 Commercial Street, North Sydney
Take the kids for a treat at Annie's Ice cream Parlour. It's located at 774 George Street Sydney. It is a local favourite.
774 George St
774 George StreetTake the kids for a treat at Annie's Ice cream Parlour. It's located at 774 George Street Sydney. It is a local favourite.
Governors Pub & Eatery
233 EsplanadeA nice place to eat in Sydney. It has an outdoor rooftop patio.
Local delicious ciders that are made in Sydney. They also have a outdoor patio and events such as trivia nights.
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Island Folk Cider House
52 Nepean StLocal delicious ciders that are made in Sydney. They also have a outdoor patio and events such as trivia nights.
During Lobster season (May 15- July 15)you can pick up live lobster or order ahead of time and they will cook them for you to take home.
Munden's Lobster Pound
Harbour StreetDuring Lobster season (May 15- July 15)you can pick up live lobster or order ahead of time and they will cook them for you to take home.
George's has several types of ice cream treats and a great variety of candy.
George’s Ice Cream & Convenience
10 Scotch Lake RoadGeorge's has several types of ice cream treats and a great variety of candy.
Miner's Village Restaurant is located at the Miner's Museum in Glace Bay. They serve home cooked meals and desserts.
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Miner's Museum
17 Museum StMiner's Village Restaurant is located at the Miner's Museum in Glace Bay. They serve home cooked meals and desserts.
There is more on the menu than just fried chicken. You can eat in or call ahead to order take out. Located on Commercial Street in Glace Bay.
Chicken Shack
295 Commercial StreetThere is more on the menu than just fried chicken. You can eat in or call ahead to order take out. Located on Commercial Street in Glace Bay.
Sightseeing
Here are some of the more popular sights on the island. The beautiful places on the island, the beaches and hiking trails are too numerous to list.
visit https://www.cbisland.com/ for more ideas of your interests.
The Cabot Trail is considered one of the world's most scenic destinations, offering a spectacular coastal drive through the Cape Breton Highlands. You should allow 8 hours to drive the Cabot trail but with it's numerous beaches,campgrounds, golf courses, hiking trails, artisans etc, it is best to take a few days to do this trip. Take a counter clockwise route for the best coastal views.
Cabot Trail
Cabot TrailThe Cabot Trail is considered one of the world's most scenic destinations, offering a spectacular coastal drive through the Cape Breton Highlands. You should allow 8 hours to drive the Cabot trail but with it's numerous beaches,campgrounds, golf courses, hiking trails, artisans etc, it is best to take a few days to do this trip. Take a counter clockwise route for the best coastal views.
The lighthouse is a nice place to take pictures and look across to the Fortress. As part of the Fortress of Louisbourg reconstruction, this 55 foot tall lighthouse was completed in 1933. It sits on the site of Canada’s first lighthouse and the second in North America. Portions of the original lighthouse foundation, built by the French in 1734, are still visible. The site also features hiking trails that provide stunning views of the area, complete with interpretive panels highlighting the region’s history and surrounding natural wonders.
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Louisbourg Lighthouse
555 Havenside RdThe lighthouse is a nice place to take pictures and look across to the Fortress. As part of the Fortress of Louisbourg reconstruction, this 55 foot tall lighthouse was completed in 1933. It sits on the site of Canada’s first lighthouse and the second in North America. Portions of the original lighthouse foundation, built by the French in 1734, are still visible. The site also features hiking trails that provide stunning views of the area, complete with interpretive panels highlighting the region’s history and surrounding natural wonders.
Mary Ann Falls is located on the Cabot Trail , near Ingonish. It is a short hike in to the waterfall from the parking lot on the dirt road. It is a favourite spot for cliff jumping and swimming.
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Mary Ann Falls
Mary Ann Falls is located on the Cabot Trail , near Ingonish. It is a short hike in to the waterfall from the parking lot on the dirt road. It is a favourite spot for cliff jumping and swimming.
A dramatic headland cliff overlooks the rugged coast from the end of this level trail. You can enjoy an eagle's view of the Cabot Trail as it winds its way down the mountain and vehicles look like toys. Watch for whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence from the viewing decks. Moose, bald eagles, bears and numerous boreal birds live in this habitat. Be cautious with children around the cliffs and give moose a wide berth. The headland plants are very fragile and easily damaged by trampling, so stay on the boardwalk. Dogs are not permitted here as they disturb wildlife, especially moose and bear.
Trailhead: On the Cabot Trail on the top of French Mountain
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スカイライン・トレール
A dramatic headland cliff overlooks the rugged coast from the end of this level trail. You can enjoy an eagle's view of the Cabot Trail as it winds its way down the mountain and vehicles look like toys. Watch for whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence from the viewing decks. Moose, bald eagles, bears and numerous boreal birds live in this habitat. Be cautious with children around the cliffs and give moose a wide berth. The headland plants are very fragile and easily damaged by trampling, so stay on the boardwalk. Dogs are not permitted here as they disturb wildlife, especially moose and bear.
Trailhead: On the Cabot Trail on the top of French Mountain
Come aboard our 12-passenger Zodiac for a
unique adventure along our rugged coastline of Cape Breton Island. Search for Pilot, Minke, Finback & Humpback Whales as well as Seals and Bald Eagles. Our spectacular rock and cliff formations, sea caves, waterfalls and pioneer settlements are all part of the experience. A hydrophone to hear the whales is also available. Reservations highly advised.
902 224 1316
126 Harbour Rd, Pleasant Bay
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Capt. Mark's Whale and Seal Cruise
126 Harbour RdCome aboard our 12-passenger Zodiac for a
unique adventure along our rugged coastline of Cape Breton Island. Search for Pilot, Minke, Finback & Humpback Whales as well as Seals and Bald Eagles. Our spectacular rock and cliff formations, sea caves, waterfalls and pioneer settlements are all part of the experience. A hydrophone to hear the whales is also available. Reservations highly advised.
902 224 1316
126 Harbour Rd, Pleasant Bay
The trail follows a long, narrow peninsula separating two ocean bays, ending on headland cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Cape Smokey and Ingonish Island.
There are opportunities to see seabirds, seals, whales and eagles, as well as fishing boats in the early summer.
Length 3.8 km / 2.4 mi (loop)
383 Keltic in Rd
383 Keltic in RoadThe trail follows a long, narrow peninsula separating two ocean bays, ending on headland cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Cape Smokey and Ingonish Island.
There are opportunities to see seabirds, seals, whales and eagles, as well as fishing boats in the early summer.
Length 3.8 km / 2.4 mi (loop)
Salmon Pools Hike
Ideal for a fitness walk or a stroll, this level trail follows the bottom of the Chéticamp River canyon with cliffs almost 400 metres (1,300 ft) high towering above. The First Pool is about 3.6 km up the Chéticamp River. The trail narrows and continues to Chance Pool where polished, exposed bedrock makes a great location for a picnic. Walk on through the forest and along the river past gravel bars interspersed with rapids and deeper pools for another 600 m where the trail currently ends. Watch for Atlantic salmon in the deeper pools. Listen for barred owls at dusk.
Length 7.8 km / 4.8 mi (return)
Trailhead At Robert Brook campground (within Chéticamp campground)
Lat: 46.643298 Long: -60.946835
Robert Brook
Salmon Pools Hike
Ideal for a fitness walk or a stroll, this level trail follows the bottom of the Chéticamp River canyon with cliffs almost 400 metres (1,300 ft) high towering above. The First Pool is about 3.6 km up the Chéticamp River. The trail narrows and continues to Chance Pool where polished, exposed bedrock makes a great location for a picnic. Walk on through the forest and along the river past gravel bars interspersed with rapids and deeper pools for another 600 m where the trail currently ends. Watch for Atlantic salmon in the deeper pools. Listen for barred owls at dusk.
Length 7.8 km / 4.8 mi (return)
Trailhead At Robert Brook campground (within Chéticamp campground)
Lat: 46.643298 Long: -60.946835
Le Chemin du Buttereau
Retrace the steps of the Acadian pioneers who travelled this cart path from Le Buttereau, a small settlement of seven families, to Chéticamp. The open fields and bits of foundations are visible reminders of those hardy settlers. This trail offers glimpses of the Chéticamp River, old pastures, small mammals and birds.
Length 4.6 km / 2.9 mi (return)
Rated easy
Trailhead On the Cabot Trail near the turn-off for the Chéticamp campground
Lat: 46.655560 Long: -60.948357
Cheticamp Campground - National Park
16719 Cabot Trail RdLe Chemin du Buttereau
Retrace the steps of the Acadian pioneers who travelled this cart path from Le Buttereau, a small settlement of seven families, to Chéticamp. The open fields and bits of foundations are visible reminders of those hardy settlers. This trail offers glimpses of the Chéticamp River, old pastures, small mammals and birds.
Length 4.6 km / 2.9 mi (return)
Rated easy
Trailhead On the Cabot Trail near the turn-off for the Chéticamp campground
Lat: 46.655560 Long: -60.948357
Activities
There are activities for different times of the year and for families and adults. This is a small sampling of what the area has to offer,
Cabot Cliffs/Cabot Links -considered the top golf course in Canada. Ranked #9 in the top 100 golf courses in the world.
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キャボット・クリフス・ゴルフ場
39 Whitman WayCabot Cliffs/Cabot Links -considered the top golf course in Canada. Ranked #9 in the top 100 golf courses in the world.
Live Life In Tents
8139 Cabot Trail RdBook a float down the Margaree River. You must reserve a spot.
Check out their website to see what is happening at the Savoy in Glace Bay. They put on dinner theater, plays, musicals and concerts.
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Savoy Theatre
116 Commercial StCheck out their website to see what is happening at the Savoy in Glace Bay. They put on dinner theater, plays, musicals and concerts.
Downtown Sydney's Premiere Performance Venue for Music, Dance, and Theatre
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The Highland Arts Theatre
40 Bentinck StDowntown Sydney's Premiere Performance Venue for Music, Dance, and Theatre
With 16 lanes of candlepin bowling, three multi-sport simulators, two private event spaces, as well as a full-service restaurant and bar, Lanes at Membertou is Cape Breton’s newest entertainment hub.
Lanes at Membertou
185 Towerview PlWith 16 lanes of candlepin bowling, three multi-sport simulators, two private event spaces, as well as a full-service restaurant and bar, Lanes at Membertou is Cape Breton’s newest entertainment hub.
Enjoy an evening at the drive-in on a warm summer's night. They play 2 movies every evening and the first movie is usually for the kids.
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Cape Breton Drive-in Theatre
Grand Lake RoadEnjoy an evening at the drive-in on a warm summer's night. They play 2 movies every evening and the first movie is usually for the kids.
The park has paved bike trails, a playground, splash pad, and dog park.
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Open Hearth Park
190 Ferry StThe park has paved bike trails, a playground, splash pad, and dog park.
This beach is 4 minutes from the end of the lane. Take a left at the end of the driveway. There is a parking lot at the beach. The water is shallow at low tide. Great for kids. Avoid the river side of the breakwater. It can be dangerous when the tide is changing. The beach side of the break water is safe.
Mira Gut
This beach is 4 minutes from the end of the lane. Take a left at the end of the driveway. There is a parking lot at the beach. The water is shallow at low tide. Great for kids. Avoid the river side of the breakwater. It can be dangerous when the tide is changing. The beach side of the break water is safe.
Big Glace Bay beach is my childhood favourite. The condition of the road can vary from year to year, so you may need to park and walk in but it is not a far walk. . It is 18 km from the house, towards Glace Bay. Turn right onto hwy 255 at the end of the driveway. Drive through Port Morien and continue on the 255. At the intersection, you will see Dearn’s Corner store. The road beach is to the right of the store. The condition of the road to the beach varies from year to year.
Big Glace Bay
Big Glace Bay beach is my childhood favourite. The condition of the road can vary from year to year, so you may need to park and walk in but it is not a far walk. . It is 18 km from the house, towards Glace Bay. Turn right onto hwy 255 at the end of the driveway. Drive through Port Morien and continue on the 255. At the intersection, you will see Dearn’s Corner store. The road beach is to the right of the store. The condition of the road to the beach varies from year to year.
Located in North River, on the world famous Cabot Trail in Cape Breton. They are a 55 minute drive from Sydney (via Trans-Canada 105) . You can take a half day or full day guided tour. If you do a full day guided tour you carry on to visit a favorite beach and they prepare a delicious lunch for you of Home made baked beans and fish cakes, home made bread, a pot of tea, rhubarb strawberry jam and if lobsters are in season, they sometimes serve lobster.
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North River Kayak Tours- Cabot Trail
644 Murray RdLocated in North River, on the world famous Cabot Trail in Cape Breton. They are a 55 minute drive from Sydney (via Trans-Canada 105) . You can take a half day or full day guided tour. If you do a full day guided tour you carry on to visit a favorite beach and they prepare a delicious lunch for you of Home made baked beans and fish cakes, home made bread, a pot of tea, rhubarb strawberry jam and if lobsters are in season, they sometimes serve lobster.
For an evening out you can try your luck at the Casino in Sydney.
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Casino Nova Scotia Sydney
525 George StFor an evening out you can try your luck at the Casino in Sydney.
For nine days in October, Cape Breton Island is alive with music, energy and excitement as people come from far and wide to celebrate our rich culture. From concerts to dances and workshops to community suppers, the festival offer a full range of events against a gorgeous backdrop of autumn colours. https://celtic-colours.com/
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Celtic Colours International Festival
170 George StFor nine days in October, Cape Breton Island is alive with music, energy and excitement as people come from far and wide to celebrate our rich culture. From concerts to dances and workshops to community suppers, the festival offer a full range of events against a gorgeous backdrop of autumn colours. https://celtic-colours.com/
This is a fun way to spend the day with the family. The park has wild animals such a bears, cougars and deer. They also have a petting zoo and a fishing pond.
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Two Rivers Wildlife Park
4581 Grand Mira North RdThis is a fun way to spend the day with the family. The park has wild animals such a bears, cougars and deer. They also have a petting zoo and a fishing pond.
Crab fest in Louisbourg takes place the first weekend in August every summer. On Friday night enjoy live entertainment, mussels, and refeshments. On Saturday afternoon, there are children's activities, face painting and crab dinner. At night there is live entertainment and a beer tent.
Mitchell Street
Mitchell StreetCrab fest in Louisbourg takes place the first weekend in August every summer. On Friday night enjoy live entertainment, mussels, and refeshments. On Saturday afternoon, there are children's activities, face painting and crab dinner. At night there is live entertainment and a beer tent.
Camp under the stars, safe inside the fortress walls, or sleep in a period style house as you become one of the town residents for the night. Enjoy the outdoors and cultural activities all at once. They provide each group with a period tent (already set up), lanterns, floor mats, a propane stove, and a fire pit to make your own fire.
$70 per night per tent (up to 4 people).
Visit https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ns/louisbourg/activ/nuit-night#camping
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Fortress Of Louisbourg
Camp under the stars, safe inside the fortress walls, or sleep in a period style house as you become one of the town residents for the night. Enjoy the outdoors and cultural activities all at once. They provide each group with a period tent (already set up), lanterns, floor mats, a propane stove, and a fire pit to make your own fire.
$70 per night per tent (up to 4 people).
Visit https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ns/louisbourg/activ/nuit-night#camping
Enjoy entertainment and music in a 17th Century style playhouse.
http://www.louisbourgplayhouse.ca/
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Louisbourg Playhouse
11 Aberdeen StEnjoy entertainment and music in a 17th Century style playhouse.
http://www.louisbourgplayhouse.ca/
MAWIO’MI is the Mi’kmaq word meaning a gathering, composition (commonly used for Grand Council) the common word in mainstream society and shared by a majority of the tribes is Pow-wow. A pow-wow (also powwow) is a social gathering held by many different Indigenous communities. The word derives from the Narragansett word powwaw, meaning “spiritual leader”
A pow-wow is a celebration and a social gathering. Some may consist of a dance arena, campgrounds, parking lot, little shops, arts & crafts vendors and food stands. Pow-wows usually take place over weekends. They are rich in tradition and culture. All Nations and races are welcome to pow-wows to see the sights, hear the music and eat the food. Pow-wows take place in different communities in the area from June- September. https://www.cbisland.com/festivals-events/unamaki-mawiomi-cape-breton-pow-wows/
Eskasoni Powwow - Noel R. Denny Memorial Powwow grounds
50 Poplar LaneMAWIO’MI is the Mi’kmaq word meaning a gathering, composition (commonly used for Grand Council) the common word in mainstream society and shared by a majority of the tribes is Pow-wow. A pow-wow (also powwow) is a social gathering held by many different Indigenous communities. The word derives from the Narragansett word powwaw, meaning “spiritual leader”
A pow-wow is a celebration and a social gathering. Some may consist of a dance arena, campgrounds, parking lot, little shops, arts & crafts vendors and food stands. Pow-wows usually take place over weekends. They are rich in tradition and culture. All Nations and races are welcome to pow-wows to see the sights, hear the music and eat the food. Pow-wows take place in different communities in the area from June- September. https://www.cbisland.com/festivals-events/unamaki-mawiomi-cape-breton-pow-wows/
Every Wednesday evening throughout the year, the Great Hall of the Clans comes alive with lively music, dancing, songs, and more! All for just $10! Experience true Nova Scotia Gaelic culture. Begins at 7:30pm
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Colaisde na Gàidhlig | The Gaelic College
51779 Cabot Trail RdEvery Wednesday evening throughout the year, the Great Hall of the Clans comes alive with lively music, dancing, songs, and more! All for just $10! Experience true Nova Scotia Gaelic culture. Begins at 7:30pm
Sept 26-28, 2019
Lumière is a free annual arts festival held in Sydney, Nova Scotia. The three-day festival brings together Cape Breton’s diverse cultural sectors to infuse Sydney’s downtown with contemporary visual art, theatre, dance and music. Discover an accessible, interactive, educational, and engaging festival that underlines the importance of public participation and cultural democracy.
In 2019, the festival will present over 40 projects and events including a diverse mix of arts installations, screenings, talks and workshops by local and high-profile visiting artists, artisans and heritage presenters and marks the ninth year of the Lumière Arts Festival. As demonstrated in its first eight editions, Lumière is a well-organized, professionally run, high-caliber festival that provides both residents and visitors with an exciting artistic experience.
Lumière Arts Festival
21 Prince StSept 26-28, 2019
Lumière is a free annual arts festival held in Sydney, Nova Scotia. The three-day festival brings together Cape Breton’s diverse cultural sectors to infuse Sydney’s downtown with contemporary visual art, theatre, dance and music. Discover an accessible, interactive, educational, and engaging festival that underlines the importance of public participation and cultural democracy.
In 2019, the festival will present over 40 projects and events including a diverse mix of arts installations, screenings, talks and workshops by local and high-profile visiting artists, artisans and heritage presenters and marks the ninth year of the Lumière Arts Festival. As demonstrated in its first eight editions, Lumière is a well-organized, professionally run, high-caliber festival that provides both residents and visitors with an exciting artistic experience.
Sept 13-22, 2019
Hike the Highlands is a great way to get immersed in the most dramatic views Cape Breton has to offer, and see the north of the island over 10 days. There’s 25 different guided hikes so you can get the most out of your time, and they range from flat, well groomed trails, to challenging, higher elevation paths leading to some truly beautiful places.
https://www.hikethehighlands.com/
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Ingonish
Sept 13-22, 2019
Hike the Highlands is a great way to get immersed in the most dramatic views Cape Breton has to offer, and see the north of the island over 10 days. There’s 25 different guided hikes so you can get the most out of your time, and they range from flat, well groomed trails, to challenging, higher elevation paths leading to some truly beautiful places.
https://www.hikethehighlands.com/
There are 2 beaches in Port Morien. The sandbar is located at 3104 Hwy 255 (about 10 minutes from the house) and is a great beach for small children at low tide. There is another beach in Port Morien across from the Legion. Parking is on the side of the road and there are quite a few steps to climb to get to the beach.
Port Morien
There are 2 beaches in Port Morien. The sandbar is located at 3104 Hwy 255 (about 10 minutes from the house) and is a great beach for small children at low tide. There is another beach in Port Morien across from the Legion. Parking is on the side of the road and there are quite a few steps to climb to get to the beach.
Mako My Day shark fishing derby- Louisbourg
Ever wanted to go shark fishing?... Here's your chance! Join us on August 17, 2019 for the 8th Annual Mako My Day Louisbourg Shark Derby. No experience necessary, equipment provided *. Participants must be 19 years of age or older. The minimum age is 16 (only when the participant is accompanied by a parent or guardian who is also participating in the derby).
Registration includes a day of fun filled shark fishing, t-shirt, hat & fishing gear*. Participants are also treated to an awards banquet, with a hot meal and live entertainment following the derby. The entry fee is $150 per person. All registrations must be done in person at Mullins Rite Stop, 4320 Louisbourg Highway in Albert Bridge.
* Fishing gear included: rod, reel, hooks per team
Fun for the whole Family!
Balloon animals, face painting, kids games,
BBQ, sharks landed/weigh in, music
Open to the Public - No Admission
Lower Warren Street
Lower Warren StreetMako My Day shark fishing derby- Louisbourg
Ever wanted to go shark fishing?... Here's your chance! Join us on August 17, 2019 for the 8th Annual Mako My Day Louisbourg Shark Derby. No experience necessary, equipment provided *. Participants must be 19 years of age or older. The minimum age is 16 (only when the participant is accompanied by a parent or guardian who is also participating in the derby).
Registration includes a day of fun filled shark fishing, t-shirt, hat & fishing gear*. Participants are also treated to an awards banquet, with a hot meal and live entertainment following the derby. The entry fee is $150 per person. All registrations must be done in person at Mullins Rite Stop, 4320 Louisbourg Highway in Albert Bridge.
* Fishing gear included: rod, reel, hooks per team
Fun for the whole Family!
Balloon animals, face painting, kids games,
BBQ, sharks landed/weigh in, music
Open to the Public - No Admission
The Oceans of Opportunity Marine Science Center.
Located at 30 Harbourfront Crescent in Louisbourg, the Oceans of Opportunity Marine Science and Heritage Centre is making use of the formerly abandoned Craft Centre property. The O2 houses several elements of interest; Marine Science Headquarters, Heritage Boat Building, Shipwreck Museum, and a Marine Science Field Laboratory. All of these facilities are open and welcoming to the public! We had a lot of fun with the virtual reality experience.
30 Harbourfront Crescent
30 Harbourfront CrescentThe Oceans of Opportunity Marine Science Center.
Located at 30 Harbourfront Crescent in Louisbourg, the Oceans of Opportunity Marine Science and Heritage Centre is making use of the formerly abandoned Craft Centre property. The O2 houses several elements of interest; Marine Science Headquarters, Heritage Boat Building, Shipwreck Museum, and a Marine Science Field Laboratory. All of these facilities are open and welcoming to the public! We had a lot of fun with the virtual reality experience.
This beautiful beach is under utilized. If you are looking for a quieter beach this would be a good option.
Main-a-dieu
This beautiful beach is under utilized. If you are looking for a quieter beach this would be a good option.
The beach at nearby Kennington Cove is one of Cape Breton's hidden treasures it offers one of the best sandy beaches on Cape Breton Island.
At this historic location New Englanders came ashore in 1745 and the English in 1758, beginning sieges that lead to the fall of Louisbourg. Today, there is only sand, sun and sea.
Wolfe’s Landing National Historic Site of Canada is located in Kennington Cove. Contained entirely within the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site of Canada, the site is bounded by a rocky beach to the south, and a rolling landscape of grasses and forest to the north, east and west. It was from this site that, during the Seven Years’ War, British forces launched their successful attack on the French forces at Louisbourg. The site includes the cove with its two modern beaches, numerous trails, and the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada cairn.
The waves can be big at this beach and there can be rip tides. The water tends to be a little cooler in the Louisbourg area.
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Kennington Cove Beach
84 Kennington Cove RoadThe beach at nearby Kennington Cove is one of Cape Breton's hidden treasures it offers one of the best sandy beaches on Cape Breton Island.
At this historic location New Englanders came ashore in 1745 and the English in 1758, beginning sieges that lead to the fall of Louisbourg. Today, there is only sand, sun and sea.
Wolfe’s Landing National Historic Site of Canada is located in Kennington Cove. Contained entirely within the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site of Canada, the site is bounded by a rocky beach to the south, and a rolling landscape of grasses and forest to the north, east and west. It was from this site that, during the Seven Years’ War, British forces launched their successful attack on the French forces at Louisbourg. The site includes the cove with its two modern beaches, numerous trails, and the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada cairn.
The waves can be big at this beach and there can be rip tides. The water tends to be a little cooler in the Louisbourg area.
Strathspey Performing Arts Centre
Welcome to Strathspey Performing Arts Centre! Home to live music, arts & culture, and tradition.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Inverness County, this world class, professional theatre has played host to international and local performers alike. As an integral piece of the community for locals and a “must-see” for visitors, this venue has a passion for performance!
http://www.strathspeyplace.com/
Strathspey Performing Arts Centre
11156 Nova Scotia Trunk 19Strathspey Performing Arts Centre
Welcome to Strathspey Performing Arts Centre! Home to live music, arts & culture, and tradition.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Inverness County, this world class, professional theatre has played host to international and local performers alike. As an integral piece of the community for locals and a “must-see” for visitors, this venue has a passion for performance!
http://www.strathspeyplace.com/
Fly fishing Guide Jimmie Pedersen and Jim Logan invite you to come fly fish for Wild Atlantic Salmon on the Heritage Margaree River, only 20 min drive from the Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs golf course. World class fly fishing. And probably the most affordable wild Atlantic Salmon fishing in the world.
Our Guides are fully licensed from the Province of Nova Scotia and we are fully insured.
We provide rods, reels, flies and waders if you need it, at no extra charge.
9022245957 JIMMIE.M.P@GMAIL.COM
https://www.agreatdayfishing.com/
299 Bourgeois Rd
299 Bourgeois RoadFly fishing Guide Jimmie Pedersen and Jim Logan invite you to come fly fish for Wild Atlantic Salmon on the Heritage Margaree River, only 20 min drive from the Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs golf course. World class fly fishing. And probably the most affordable wild Atlantic Salmon fishing in the world.
Our Guides are fully licensed from the Province of Nova Scotia and we are fully insured.
We provide rods, reels, flies and waders if you need it, at no extra charge.
9022245957 JIMMIE.M.P@GMAIL.COM
https://www.agreatdayfishing.com/
Shopping
Sobeys Sydney
250 Prince StGroceries
Sydney Shopping Center, 250 Prince Street, Sydney
Atlantic Superstore
1225 Kings RdGroceries- 1225 Kings Rd Sydney River, NS
80 Sydney Port Access Rd, Sydney,
Wal mart hours 7am- 10 pm , reduced hours on Sunday
Walmart Pharmacy
80 Sydney Port Access Rd80 Sydney Port Access Rd, Sydney,
Wal mart hours 7am- 10 pm , reduced hours on Sunday
Sobeys Glace Bay
144 Reserve St144 Reserve Street Glace Bay
Groceries
NSLC Wine and Spirits locations- 248 Prince St, Sydney
330 Welton Street Sydney
95 Keltic Drive, Sydney
142 Reserve Street Glace Bay
NSLC Beer, Wine, Spirits
248 Prince StNSLC Wine and Spirits locations- 248 Prince St, Sydney
330 Welton Street Sydney
95 Keltic Drive, Sydney
142 Reserve Street Glace Bay
Mullins is the closest to the house if you need a few items. They have homemade bread and rolls. They have a takeout serving pizzas, burgers, fries, ice cream. They also have a cheap full breakfast. They have a small liquor store in the convenience store. They sell gas, propane, some groceries, coffee, tea and other essentials. They even have a small hardware section in the back.
4320 Hwy 22 Albert Bridge- opens at 6 am. There are a few tables if you want to eat in.
It is about 18 km form the house. Go left at the end of the driveway toward Mira Gut. Then take the Horne's Road to the end. Turn left toward Louisbourg and cross Albert Bridge. The store and gas station is on the right.
Mullins Mini Mart
4320 Nova Scotia Trunk 22Mullins is the closest to the house if you need a few items. They have homemade bread and rolls. They have a takeout serving pizzas, burgers, fries, ice cream. They also have a cheap full breakfast. They have a small liquor store in the convenience store. They sell gas, propane, some groceries, coffee, tea and other essentials. They even have a small hardware section in the back.
4320 Hwy 22 Albert Bridge- opens at 6 am. There are a few tables if you want to eat in.
It is about 18 km form the house. Go left at the end of the driveway toward Mira Gut. Then take the Horne's Road to the end. Turn left toward Louisbourg and cross Albert Bridge. The store and gas station is on the right.
With Arts North’s 20+ artisans based throughout Cape Breton, it’s not surprising that an environmental theme runs through the collection of work retailed in the gallery. Pottery with whale, shorebird, moose and marine figures, hooked mats depicting mountain-to-ocean scenes from the northern tip of the island, jewellery combining silver and driftwood or beach glass, floor cloths and quilts with floral or wildlife designs, framed wildflower prints… all grace the walls. shelves and floors of the gallery’s post and beam interior space.
As a service to visitors, items purchased at Arts North may be shipped home, as worldwide shipping is offered. A selection of items may be seen at www.arts-north.com
Gallery hours are 9-6 daily, June through October. Visa, Mastercard and Debit are accepted.
Arts North Nova Scotia Artists' Gallery
28571 Cabot Trail RdWith Arts North’s 20+ artisans based throughout Cape Breton, it’s not surprising that an environmental theme runs through the collection of work retailed in the gallery. Pottery with whale, shorebird, moose and marine figures, hooked mats depicting mountain-to-ocean scenes from the northern tip of the island, jewellery combining silver and driftwood or beach glass, floor cloths and quilts with floral or wildlife designs, framed wildflower prints… all grace the walls. shelves and floors of the gallery’s post and beam interior space.
As a service to visitors, items purchased at Arts North may be shipped home, as worldwide shipping is offered. A selection of items may be seen at www.arts-north.com
Gallery hours are 9-6 daily, June through October. Visa, Mastercard and Debit are accepted.
Cape Breton Centre for Craft & Design is a must-see during your visit to our island, in the Sydney Waterfront District. The stunning Gallery Shop contains the work of over 90 Cape Breton artisans. Hundreds of unique and one-of-a-kind items are on display and available for purchase. The Centre also hosts exhibitions and a variety of craft workshops throughout the year.
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Cape Breton Centre for Craft and Design
322 Charlotte StCape Breton Centre for Craft & Design is a must-see during your visit to our island, in the Sydney Waterfront District. The stunning Gallery Shop contains the work of over 90 Cape Breton artisans. Hundreds of unique and one-of-a-kind items are on display and available for purchase. The Centre also hosts exhibitions and a variety of craft workshops throughout the year.
Cape Breton Clay- Unique pottery reflecting the bounty, wildlife and sea life of the Island. Studio/gallery in a renovated barn near the Cabot Trail.
644 E Big Intervale Rd
644 East Big Intervale RoadCape Breton Clay- Unique pottery reflecting the bounty, wildlife and sea life of the Island. Studio/gallery in a renovated barn near the Cabot Trail.
A Gallery featuring over 20 glass artisans. Free glass blowing and flame working demonstrations throughout the season. Visit our website blog to find out which glass artists are in residence while you are here experiencing Cape Breton Island.
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Glass Artisans Studio & Gallery
45054 Cabot Trail RdA Gallery featuring over 20 glass artisans. Free glass blowing and flame working demonstrations throughout the season. Visit our website blog to find out which glass artists are in residence while you are here experiencing Cape Breton Island.
Staples, Michaels, the Bay, Best Buy, David's tea and a variety of other stores.
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Mayflower Mall
800 Grand Lake RdStaples, Michaels, the Bay, Best Buy, David's tea and a variety of other stores.
They will cook lobster for you during the season (mid- May- mid-July) 79 Lingan Beach Rd, Lingan, NS B1H 5E9
902 317 5118
https://www.facebook.com/RockettsLobster/
Rocketts Lobster Pound
79 Lingan Beach RoadThey will cook lobster for you during the season (mid- May- mid-July) 79 Lingan Beach Rd, Lingan, NS B1H 5E9
902 317 5118
https://www.facebook.com/RockettsLobster/
Gillis Seafood
48 Memorial DriveFresh Seafood market
48 Memorial Dr, North Sydney,
902 794 7426
Fresh or cooked lobster from mid May until Mid- July.
902 849 1815 to order.
40 Harbour Street, Glace Bay
Pittman's Lobster
40 Harbour StreetFresh or cooked lobster from mid May until Mid- July.
902 849 1815 to order.
40 Harbour Street, Glace Bay
You can buy fresh seafood here in Glace Bay.
902 849 3020
33 Gallant Street, Glace Bay
Shaw's Wholesale Fish Ltd
33 Gallant StreetYou can buy fresh seafood here in Glace Bay.
902 849 3020
33 Gallant Street, Glace Bay
services
Here are some services that a tourist to the area may want to use.
There is a laundromat in the Petro Canada gas station on 195 Reserve Street in Glace Bay, near the high school.
Petro Canada Laundromat
195 Reserve StThere is a laundromat in the Petro Canada gas station on 195 Reserve Street in Glace Bay, near the high school.
Peck's Convenience Store
2 Wolfe StConvenience store and laundromat in Louisbourg
Library in Louisbourg for wifi
Glace bay Library-143 Commercial Street
James McConnell Memorial Library
50 Falmouth St.
Sydney
W W Lewis Memorial Library
10 Upper Warren StLibrary in Louisbourg for wifi
Glace bay Library-143 Commercial Street
James McConnell Memorial Library
50 Falmouth St.
Sydney
The Coastal Discovery is open year-round, and offers many different services for everyone to enjoy!
They include a daily Drop-In Centre, library, Fisherman’s museum, Kids Zone as well as a free cycle room. There is something of interest for everyone.
Tea by the Sea: Wednesday 2:30-3:00 PM- From the beginning of July until the end of August. Enjoy dainty sandwiches, sweets and tea for $5. Reserve tickets.
- Story Time: Fridays from 10:30 - 11:00 AM
- C@P Site: Tuesday and Friday 2:30-4:00PM, or
drop in for internet.
- Kids Zone: Monday-Friday 9:00AM-4:00PM
Coastal Discovery Centre
2886 Louisbourg Main a Dieu RdThe Coastal Discovery is open year-round, and offers many different services for everyone to enjoy!
They include a daily Drop-In Centre, library, Fisherman’s museum, Kids Zone as well as a free cycle room. There is something of interest for everyone.
Tea by the Sea: Wednesday 2:30-3:00 PM- From the beginning of July until the end of August. Enjoy dainty sandwiches, sweets and tea for $5. Reserve tickets.
- Story Time: Fridays from 10:30 - 11:00 AM
- C@P Site: Tuesday and Friday 2:30-4:00PM, or
drop in for internet.
- Kids Zone: Monday-Friday 9:00AM-4:00PM
AJ's Country Boarding and Daycare.
(902) 554-3031 Located on Long Beach Road in Port Morien, this kennel and doggy daycare is close to the house. Boarding is 25$ a night and doggy daycare and play with other dogs is $20 for 8 hours. My brother and sister in law take their chocolate lab here occasionally so he can play with other dogs for the day. Milo enjoys his time at the daycare.
Proof of vaccination is required.
392 Long Beach Rd
392 Long Beach RoadAJ's Country Boarding and Daycare.
(902) 554-3031 Located on Long Beach Road in Port Morien, this kennel and doggy daycare is close to the house. Boarding is 25$ a night and doggy daycare and play with other dogs is $20 for 8 hours. My brother and sister in law take their chocolate lab here occasionally so he can play with other dogs for the day. Milo enjoys his time at the daycare.
Proof of vaccination is required.
Magnolia Day Spa on Reserve Street, Glace Bay offers tanning, manicures, pedicures, facials, private hot tub, sauna and massage.
Magnolia Day Spa, Salon & Tanning Ltd
81 Reserve StMagnolia Day Spa on Reserve Street, Glace Bay offers tanning, manicures, pedicures, facials, private hot tub, sauna and massage.
Revive Salon and Spa- 300 George Street Sydney
Hair, makeup, facials, peels, massage, chakra balancing, foot reflexology, body wraps , laser treatments and hair removal.
300 George St
300 George StreetRevive Salon and Spa- 300 George Street Sydney
Hair, makeup, facials, peels, massage, chakra balancing, foot reflexology, body wraps , laser treatments and hair removal.
churches
Places of worship while you are on holidays
St. Joseph's Catholic Parish Church
2735 Trout Brook RdUnion Presbyterian Church
St. Bartholomew's Anglican Church
7546 Main St
First United Church
3 Upper Warren St
Sts Anargyree Greek Orthodox
Baitul Hafeez Mosque
1098 Grand Lake RdCape Breton Muslim Society
St. Philip's African Orthodox
34 Hankard St
Temple Sons Of Israel Synagogue
55 Whitney AveThe Lighthouse
224 York St