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Cape Breton Island is known as “Nova Scotia’s Masterpiece”. Located at the northeastern tip of Nova Scotia, this island destination is a spectacular tapestry of rugged coastline, authentic culture and friendly people. |
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How to Get Here
Cape Breton Island is easily accessible by road, sea and air. If you are traveling by car, there are two entry points to the Island – the Canso Causeway at Port Hastings and car ferries traveling from Port-aux-Basques and Argentia, Newfoundland, to the Marine Atlantic terminal in North Sydney. Bus service is also available through Acadian Bus Lines and air travel through Sydney Airport Authority which provides several flights each day, connecting from major centers via Halifax International Airport.
By Car
Driving from the Canso Causeway, take the Trans Canada Route 104. Ski Ben Eoin is located 120 kilometers east from the Canso Causeway. Driving time is under 1.5 hours.
By Air
From the Sydney Airport, take a left, travel along Grand Lake Road and turn left to Highway 125 at the Mayflower Mall intersection. Follow the signs that lead you to Route 104 and travel through Sydney Forks and East Bay to Ben Eoin. Driving time is approximately 35 minutes. |
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