HMB Endeavour at sea

Vessels

Climb aboard! Exploring one of the largest, most diverse museum fleets anywhere in the world is an unforgettable experience.

IMPORTANT VISITOR INFORMATION REGARDING COVID-19

We've opened our doors and will be observing strict social distancing and hygiene measures to protect the health of all visitors and staff and minimise the spread of COVID-19. To comply with government health and safety restrictions some areas, including HMAS Onslow, are currently unavailable.

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Climb aboard tall ships, navy vessels, a cold war submarine, beautifully restored historic boats and the immersive experience Action Stations.

"Great range of shipboard experiences. I could easily have spent most of the day here."

Visitor Finlo - via TripAdvisor (November 2018)
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One of only four remaining, working 19th century barques in existence. 

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Tall Ship: James Craig 1874
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Ena is one of the finest Edwardian steam yachts in the world.

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Steam Yacht Ena
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Climb aboard the magnificent Australian-built replica of James Cook's ship.

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HMB Endeavour
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Climb aboard the HMAS Vampire, Australia's largest museum vessel and the last of the country's big gun ships.

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Destroyer: HMAS Vampire
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Come aboard a real-life submarine and venture into the secret world of submarine warfare.

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HMAS Onslow
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Our own lighthouse, now far from its original location at Cape Bowling Green.

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Cape Bowling Green Lighthouse
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An elegant ex-naval timber launch built in 1937.

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MB 172
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The smallest vessel in the collection.

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Thistle
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Vietnamese refugees arrived in Australia by this boat in 1977.

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Tu Do
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A century-old unmanned lightship.

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Carpentaria
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