Introduction

Much has changed since Cruise Cape Breton was first published 40 years ago—not only around the island, but also in the way we navigate and communicate. Today, with GPS and state-of-the-art electronics we navigate with a precision that was undreamt of back then. Change is continuous—any book-format guide is out-of-date before it's published. Here, as you can see from the "What's New?" column (right), we update our information frequently.

As few of us have the luxury of Internet access while under way—and reception of cellular-phone signals is often poor or non-existent—much of the useful reference material linked to, or contained within this website, may be downloaded in PDF-format for printing or storing on a laptop or tablet computer for use aboard your vessel—just look for the PDF symbol.
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You'll need a PDF‑reader to view and print these documents—most web browsers include one. If you need one, simply click a button to download the popular Adobe® Reader® or the better Foxit® Reader for free. Several other PDF‑readers are also available for free on the Internet.

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