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Whale Cruisers Chéticamp
Open until 11:59pm
Whale Cruisers Chéticamp
tour· Chéticamp· ★ 4.7 (439)

Three-hour pilot whale tours with the family that started it all.

Fortress of Louisbourg Ghost Tours
Open until 9pm
Fortress of Louisbourg Ghost Tours
tour· Louisbourg· ★ 3.5 (208)

Lantern-lit haunted history walks

Cabot Trail Adventure Tours
Open until 5pm
Cabot Trail Adventure Tours
tour· Baddeck· ★ 4.9 (129)

Guided Cabot Trail van excursions

Oshan Whale Watch
Open until 5pm
Oshan Whale Watch
tour· Bay St. Lawrence· ★ 4.8 (365)

Northern tip whale watching adventures

Wild Cape Breton Adventures
Open until 5pm
Wild Cape Breton Adventures
tour· Ingonish· ★ 4.9 (39)

Hiking and naturalist tours

Hours sourced from Google Places. We refresh every minute. Always worth a call ahead — seasonal hours change without notice.

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