Captain John and his crew are fantastic! Very knowledgeable about the area and the Bell family…read moreestate. We were able to see some harbour seals and several bald eagles close the the boat. Captain John is extremely entertaining and throws fish out the the eagles, so you can get some great up close photos. This is a must do while in Baddeck!

Took a 1.5 hour boat tour, leaving from and returning to Baddeck Wharf. Tours run by Captain John…read moreBryson and cost $25 (not including tax). Was pretty fun sailing on a 67ft Schooner. Got to see a bald eagle fly by to get a chicken leg from the captain and then also the Alexander Graham Bell mansion. The captain and his first mate are very knowledge and can answer all questions about the local area. If you want you can beer and wine on the ship. Worth a try - a unique experience. Technical Notes on Amoeba from the website: The Amoeba has five sails, and is Staysail Schooner with a Wishbone Rig. She has a main sail. 2 staysails, a jib and a Wishbone Maiden Voyage: September 6th, 1977 Length overall: 67ft Beam: 15.3ft Draft: 8.3ft Weight: 36 tonnes (including 12 tonnes ballast in the keel) Length of waterline: 48ft Hull Speed: 8:1/2 knots Hull and Deck Materials: Ferro Cement hull, and a teak deck.

BEST WHALE WATCHING - EVER!!…read more From the moment we arrived the owners and staff were welcoming and friendly. John came over from a bench and talked at length about the fishing that takes place out of the harbor. Quentin was our Captain on the trip. The zodiac boat holds about 10 people and it was a fun bumpy ride up the coast. After about 20 minutes we began searching for whales. 10 minutes later we saw our first Pilot whales. Within minutes, Captain Q had maneuvered to within a 100 yards of the pod and killed the engine. The entire mass of whales slowly approached us and before long we were right in the middle of the pod! AMAZING, we had whales completely around us for over an hour! Some came right next to the boat, not even concerned that we were there. The ride back was much closer to the beautiful mountains and cliffs along this side of the island. We slowed down to see Seals and eagles. It was just the best experience for our family. Staff even watched our 5 mo. old Labradoodle while were were on the tour!

Best Experience of Cape Breton! Highly recommend Limbos Cove. More expensive than the other tours,…read morebut totally worth it. Great Service, friendly staff and captain. The Captain knew exactly where the pilot whales were and we got to just drift for over an hour and watch dozens of wales swim around the boat. We got to go out (about 8 of us) in the zodiac which, according to whale watching sites, is better for the whales then a bigger boat. The whole time, we were the only whale-watching boat in sight.

Ive been trapped in a decrepit unit for 14 years and they wont let me move, they wont fix the…read moreleaks, they wont even mow the lawns here there is hay on the lawn and grass growing from the gutters on the roof. Sewage constantly coming from underground, not safe, not healthy units, no outside maintenance, walkways are dangerous, wires hanging down everywhere outside, People have no where else to go they should at least be treated with dignity but everything is left to fall apart with us and our children inside.

Very disappointed with .y experiences pleading for better housing for 11 yrs now…read more I e had my name in 4 11 years, I call them often, still no place but I hear and see of others who just move hear from other places in NS who get a place right away I'm living in a wet dark basement and have alot of health concerns and including my pain dr and fam doc they say worse place to live. In winter because of only 2 tiny windows way up, I get no light, only light I get is from a 200 Oo SAD LIGHT I am very grateful to have a place to live right now but my depression is worsening, and my physical problems are so bad I want to die most days I can see if nothing is available but in 11 yrs I've seen ppl just apply, as a single person in a very nice affordable large place, brand new down the pier area Very very sad about this I don't know how I'll make another winter No day light in 7 yrs and I'm very ill

Great afternoon on the Bras d'Or! We had two couples who both really enjoyed the charter, and…read morecould have had another 2 people based on the size of the boat. The weather was perfect, blue skies and a nice breeze. The crew of 3 was very friendly and they handled the boat with skill. They let us steer for a while in the quieter parts, they explained the basics of sailing, but we didn't have to worry about things when we wanted to sit back and enjoy the ride. We will be back!

From the owner: Daysailing experiences on Cape Breton's Bras d'Or Lake. Half and full day group and private…read morecharters, multi-day/multi-port cruises. This is a hands-on experience where you sail the boat, with instructions and advice from the captain. Gourmet catering available.