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The Canadian classics.
The 9 most popular sydney tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Cruise-day Cabot Trail bus tour from Sydney with pickup, local guides, and frequent photo stops. Small group, air-conditioned comfort.
“Very experienced tour guide. Answered questions and interacted with passengers. Conscious of time to return to ship”
Cape Breton cruise day with Scottish Highland Village, cable ferry, Bell Museum, Baddeck lunch, and Cabot Trail views plus Seal Island lookoffs.
“Homestead was a lot of walking to/ from entrance and hilly paths. Guide was great. Bell museum, could have spent more time”
Cabot Trail ocean views, Cabotto Chocolates, Gaelic College, and Baddeck with the Bell Museum. 5-hour small-group cruise pickup.
“Beautiful scenery along Cabot Trail and Baddeck. Our tour of six was in a minivan along with our driver Manny. Manny was very accommodating and strived to make our tour memorable. The only complaint is if you are seated in the back of the minivan; you could not hear what the driver/tour guide was saying.…”
Six-hour guided Cabot Trail loop from Sydney with a ferry crossing, artisan trail, Cape Smokey views, Ingonish and Keltic Lodge.
“Time not well spent Too many people on tour Spent more time on and off Than sights Juice not worth squeeze”
Private Cabot Trail cruise excursion from Sydney. Pickup at the port, flexible scenic stops, local driving, admission included, lunch on you.
“Adrian was great and very informative. We made several stops. Make sure you stop at lock a chick for some fried chicken !”
Half-day tour from Sydney to Fortress of Louisbourg, Canada’s first lighthouse, Mira River, and Membertou reserve with port transfers.
“The Fortress of Louisbourg and lighthouse were amazing. Our guide provided great insight into the history and local history. The walking tour of the fortress (not included in the tour) was well worth the time and minimal cost. They providRead more”
Tour Highland Village and Baddeck on a guided Cape Breton day, with Alexander Graham Bell’s site, scenic photo stops, and admission included.
“It's a long drive, but with beautiful scenery Tom was our guide, he was informative and friendly. The Highland village was very interesting and in a scenic location. Nice stop for lunch. The Alexander Graham Bell museum was ok.”
Cabot Trail and Baddeck in 5 hours from Sydney: ocean viewpoints, Gaelic College culture, and optional Alexander Graham Bell Museum.
“It was a lovely day. Such a beautiful island. Our guide was so informative and flexible. We wanted a little time for lunch, he added some extra time for us to do that and recommended an excellent restaurant right in the water.”
From Sydney in 4 hours: guided Fortress of Louisbourg, a quick Louisbourg Lighthouse stop, and Mira River coastal scenery.
“Beautiful scenery with fall colors. The Fortress was quite interesting, well restored and the staff was informative.”
