With its wild landscapes and a Scottish heritage that can be felt at every turn, Cape Breton Island is one of the most unique destinations in Canada. Take a stroll along Sydney’s waterfront and stop for a photo beside the world’s biggest fiddle – a massive nod to the region’s Celtic musical roots at over 60-feet-tall – or head to the Witney Pier Historical Society Museum to learn about the people who immigrated here from all over the world. Sydney is also an ideal base for exploring the Cabot Trail, which is a great place for golfing, kayaking and whale-watching. Fin, pilot, humpback and minke whales congregate here between May and October. At the end of the day, grab a pint in a cozy bar and listen to some traditional Celtic tunes.
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Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
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A tall red and white light house sits next to a house on a grassy point in front of the water.
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