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Sydney, Nova Scotia. Sydney, Nova Scotia's second-largest city, lies on the east side of beautiful Cape Breton Island. Once a booming center for mining and steel, this colonial seaport serves as a gateway to some of the most historic sites and scenic landscapes of the North Atlantic.
Available Shore Excursions:
- Scenic Baddeck & Bell Museum
- Fortress of Louisbourg
- Old Town Sydney Walking Tour
- Historical Sydney Coastal Drive
- Scenic Bras d'Or
- Sailing On The Bras d'Or Lakes
- Black Gold-A Cape Breton Mine Experience
- ...and more.
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This tour will trace over 380 years of history in the heart of Canada's oldest incorporated city. As your guide takes you past prominent landmarks and historic buildings, you'll be introduced to the many fascinating personalities and events made Saint John the greatest little city in the east! Passing through the west side of the city of Saint John and past St. George's Church and King Square, you will stop for a fascinating visit at Carleton Martello Tower, a great place to survey the harbor from the old stone fort. The tower was built during the War of 1812 as a precaution against an American attack, and although sixteen such towers were constructed across Canada in the early nineteenth century, this is one of the few remaining. You'll continue past Seaside Park, the Earle House and Moosehead Breweries. This brewery is renowned for their special Canadian beers. Then stop to view the famous Reversing Falls Rapids at Fallsview Park, touted as the sight no one should miss on a visit to Saint John. From the bluffs, your guide will explain that twice daily the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy rise faster than the river can empty. When this happens, the mighty tides push the river water upstream, causing the rapids to run in the opposite direction and the St. John River to flow backwards.
You'll continue past Fort Howe, which sits atop a cliff and has fine views of the harbor below. Your coach will also pass the Irving Mansion, Rockwood Park, Loyalist Burial Grounds, and Historic Trinity Royal. Walk through the Old City Market on Germain Street, where local folks have been purchasing fresh fruits, vegetables, fish and meats since 1876. You'll have approximately 30 minutes to explore and chat with the vendors before reboarding your coach and returning to the ship.
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This tour will not only familiarize you with the city of Saint John, but you'll also visit Irving Nature Park, which provides a seaside wildlife setting minutes from downtown. The Bay of Fundy boasts the highest tides in the world and one of the earth's richest marine eco-systems. You'll learn about this fascinating system and enjoy a walk with a Naturalist Guide at the Irving Nature Park.
Departing the ship for a short 10-minute drive you will arrive at the Old City Market on Germain Street. There your guide will escort you through the Old City Market, where local folks have been purchasing fresh fruits, vegetables, fish, and meats since 1876. You'll have approximately 20 minutes to explore and chat with the vendors.
View the famous Reversing Falls Rapids at Fallsview Park, touted as the sight no one should miss on a visit to Saint John. From the bluffs above, your guide will explain that twice daily the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy rise faster than the river can empty. When this happens, the mighty tides push the river water upstream, causing the rapids to run in the opposite direction and the St. John River to flow backwards.
Your next stop is Irving Nature Park, featuring hiking trails, lookouts and interpretation of the coastal habitat. A Naturalist Guide will lead you on a 1-hour nature walk through the park. The park is a haven of winding roads, nature trails, and rugged coastline teeming with wildlife and harbor seals. You'll explore the shore and discover the richness of inter-tidal life. Maritime Tea will be served at the Homeport Inn, a historic sea captain's home overlooking the harbour. Relax and soak in the charming atmosphere while sipping tea and enjoying biscuits.
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Board your coach for a scenic drive along the Bay of Fundy Coast to scenic St. Andrews, a picturesque seaside resort town offering both charm and natural beauty. You'll pass through the countryside of New Brunswick and then along the coast of the Bay of Fundy on your 1.5-hour journey to St. Andrews. Along the way your guide will entertain you with historical accounts, fascinating stories, and tall tales of life on the Bay of Fundy.
You'll stop at the famous Algonquin Hotel for Maritime Tea featuring delectable scones and preserves.
Following an orientation drive through the city you will have the afternoon at your leisure to explore the charming resort village of St. Andrews. Lunch is on your own at one of the many restaurants on Water Street, which range from fine dining to caf�s. There are also plenty of shopping opportunities including woolens, pottery, pewter, and glassware in the unique waterfront shops. Following your visit to St. Andrews, you will return to Saint John via the same route.
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This unique excursion will entertain you with the tales of the Saints and Sinners from Saint John's past and present, along with its history and traditional music, during this fabulous performance by the Saint John trio, Hal An Tow.
Departing the pier, you'll be transferred to one of Saint John's Historic Churches, where amid the beautiful and serene surroundings, local Saint John trio, Hal An Tow, is waiting to entertain you with original works and traditional favorites. CBC Radio has described Hal An Tow as �stalwarts� of the East Coast music scene, and during this fabulous performance, you�ll hear members of the group play such instruments as the bodhran, smallpipes, and whistles, as well as guitars and banjos. They�ll have you clapping and singing along with fun folk songs, and marvelling at their talents with beautiful traditional ballads. You won�t want to miss it!
You'll pass through some of Saint John's historic district and admire its unique architecture en route to the Saints and Sinners Concert. Following the performance, which lasts approximately one hour, you can choose to transfer back to the pier, or stay uptown to explore Saint John on your own.
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