Sydney (Nova Scotia) Cruise Reviews

Uisge Ban Falls and Baddeck. Very interesting and unique ...

Not a lot to do in Sydney - we walked around. ...

Friendly vendors in the cruise terminal with some nice items. ...

Basically a pub tour as there isn't a lot to do in this Port. ...

A nice small town with some lovely homes and shops. We brought home a sun catcher made from the frame of an old lobster trap. ...

Went to Sydney Mines along the entrance bay road. Walked the waterfront boardwalk and part of the central city. Nice day. ...

Docked at Cruise Pavilion which had souvenir shops and a craft market. Nice waterside walkway that starts from dock with some shops and food trucks. There are several blocks of early 19th century houses across the street from the Cruise Pavilion. There are some small museums in several of these houses for only a few dollars admission. On Saturday there is the Cape Breton farmers market/ craft fair ...

Not much to do near port in this blue collar town trying to become a chic international cruise port. There is a giant fiddle at the terminal. Irish Triangle nearby had good lobster, and an Irish coffee with cream :). I had pre-researched this town and took a cab two miles with a colorful local to a hidden nature area, Baille Ard, ( good instructions on Internet on how to get there) walked along a ...

Mostly still closed for the winter ...

Interesting old town with a musical and wartime connection (many Atlantic convoys sailed from here during WW2) ...