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Australian National Maritime Museum Entry Ticket - See it All

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Sydney, AU
4.5 (105)
Sydney, AU
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Embark on a thrilling maritime adventure at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney's Darling Harbour. Immerse yourself in the captivating history of Australia's seafaring heritage as you explore the museum's permanent and traveling exhibitions. Marvel at the impressive collection of four historic ships, a highlight that your kids will undoubtedly adore. Get ready to step aboard the Navy Destroyer HMAS Vampire, the HMB Endeavour replica, the Duyfken replica, and the James Craig, and feel like a true sailor as you wander their top decks. Discover the fascinating stories behind these vessels and gain a deeper understanding of Australia's rich beach culture. This is an outing that promises excitement and knowledge for travelers of all ages. Don't miss out on this unforgettable maritime experience.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • 24 hours
  • Suitable for 1-15 Participants
  • Small Group Tour
  • Self Guided Experience
  • Explore world-class maritime exhibitions
  • Immerse in Australia's rich maritime history
  • Discover the beach culture of today
  • Visit four historic ships berthed outside
  • Enjoy a great outing for all ages
  • All fees and taxes
  • Food and drinks
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Transportation to the museum

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Introduction

The Australian National Maritime Museum offers an immersive experience into Australia's rich maritime history. Conveniently located in Sydney's Darling Harbour, this top-notch museum promises to captivate visitors with its permanent and traveling exhibitions. From exploring the intriguing stories of the sea to delving into the nation's beach culture, there's something here for everyone. Whether you're a history buff, a beach enthusiast, or simply seeking a unique experience, this museum is an absolute must-visit.

What to expect?

Upon entering the Australian National Maritime Museum, visitors can expect an extensive journey through time. With the SEE IT ALL Ticket, you'll have the opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the exhibits and spend approximately 24 hours exploring the museum. Marvel at the historic ships berthed outside, including the Navy Destroyer HMAS Vampire, the replica of HMB Endeavour, Duyfken (the first European tall ship to reach Australia in 1606), and James Craig. Engage with interactive displays and discover the wonders of Australia's maritime heritage through breathtaking galleries and special exhibitions.

Who is this for?

This experience is curated for all ages, ensuring inclusivity for a wide range of visitors. Whether you're a maritime history enthusiast, a family looking for an educational outing, or a group of friends seeking a unique adventure, the Australian National Maritime Museum caters to everyone. Children will be enchanted by the opportunity to explore the historic ships, while history buffs will be delighted by the depth and breadth of the exhibits. It's an experience that is educational, entertaining, and suitable for visitors with diverse interests.

Why book this?

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Australia's maritime history at the Australian National Maritime Museum. This unique experience allows you to delve into the intriguing stories that have shaped the nation and explore the beach culture that continues to define it. With its diverse and captivating exhibitions, the museum offers an enlightening journey through time. Walk on the decks of historic ships, engage with interactive displays, and immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of Australia. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a lover of the sea, or simply seeking an unforgettable adventure, the Australian National Maritime Museum promises an unparalleled experience that will leave you enriched and inspired.

Good to know

When visiting the Australian National Maritime Museum, be sure to allocate ample time to fully explore all the exhibits. The SEE IT ALL Ticket grants you approximately 24 hours to make the most of this enriching experience. Located in Sydney's Darling Harbour, the museum is easily accessible and offers a convenient meeting point at 2 Murray St. Take the opportunity to explore the historic ships berthed outside, where you can step aboard and discover their fascinating stories. With the inclusion of galleries and special exhibitions, you'll have a well-rounded exploration of Australia's maritime heritage. Whether you're a local or a visitor to Sydney, the Australian National Maritime Museum is a must-visit destination for those eager to uncover the nation's captivating maritime history.

Reviews

Visitors to the Australian National Maritime Museum have raved about the immersive experience and the variety of exhibits on offer. Many have commended the museum for its educational value, noting that it offers a well-rounded exploration of Australia's maritime heritage. The opportunity to step aboard the historic ships has been a highlight for many, igniting a sense of wonder and curiosity. Families have particularly enjoyed the museum, as it offers engaging activities for children and sparks their interest in history. Overall, visitors have praised the Australian National Maritime Museum for providing an enriching and enjoyable experience that appeals to all ages. Whether you're a history buff, a beach lover, or simply curious about Australia's maritime past, this museum promises an unforgettable and captivating adventure.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

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Is an adult required for the booking?

  • At least one adult or senior required per booking

Your Itinerary

Australian National Maritime Museum

- All galleries and special exhibitions (WPY 58 & Brickwrecks Exhibition) - Action Stations - Top deck of Navy Destroyer HMAS Vampire - Top deck of HMB Endeavour (replica) - Top deck of Duyfken(replica - the first European tall ship reach in Australia 1606 - Top deck of James Craig

Reviews

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247gillian

Thoroughly enjoyed going on the ships and the submarine, and the guides’ information. Lots of fun. And in the museum building was the Oceanic Photography of the Year exhibition which was really superb!

duiiskee

The exhibits, especially the submarine and the destroyer were very interesting, giving you a peek into the life of Navy sailors in the 1960s. The museum’s video presentation of the submarine, destroyer and aircraft carrier during war time were good simulations!

TokyoSean

This was unexpectedly one of the highlights of our trip. It was quite a unique experience to board reasonably modern navy vessels which have been decomissioned not too long ago. Great opportunity to take some amazing photos of the harbor and city skyline. Cafe was good quality too.

samwadirum

A great option when visiting Sydney. When I went there was also a photography exhibition which was very nice. Getting to go on a submarine was also cool

G6423HVchrisa

Really interesting visit, made all the better by serendipitously seeing the Ocean Photographer of the year exhibition, which was stunning. The museum is well worth a visit, with knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff/volunteers - particularly enjoyed meeting one on the submarine with shared enthusiasm for the film "Das Boot". Having recently read Peter Moore's book "Endeavour: The Ship and the Attitude that Changed the World" it was particularly interesting to see the reconstruction of the vessel. Unfortunately I did not have enough time to board all the vessels and look around the exhibition halls but the museum certainly merits several hours to look around.

Bevvers67

I'm not really into boats & such but the husband wanted to go. I did find it fascinating, but don't tell him that ;-) The volunteer guides are approachable & friendly, & have a wealth of knowledge to impart. They were also nice enough to answer all my stupid questions! There's so much to look at inside & out, but the boats outside were especially interesting. We had to dodge the showers as the day we'd booked was dreary, but it didn't spoil the experience. The older ships were full of history & going down in to the very cramped quarters of the HMB Endeavour's mess, was like being on a film set - in fact, that whole ship was like traveling back in time - beautifully done. The submarine is rather claustrophobic - how people lived like that for extended periods is beyond me. If you like history, boats or just museums in general you'll enjoy this, but make sure you have enough time to see everything.

PH1-2019

A fantastic place to visit. I think they've hit everything perfectly. You have some incredible vessels to see, including a great example of a diesel submarine, and they have plenty to keep younger children entertained. To top that off, the Cafe actually serves nice food, which is often not the case at these types of places.

Julia_B

Great day at the museum. Enjoyed every minute of it. The submarine was especially interesting. Hard to believe those fellas could live in such tight quarters!

Adventurers049

Very well laid out and plenty of excellent exhibits. Couldn't board the Krait, but went aboard the submarine and the Vampire. Our guide on the Vampire was a sprightly 95 year old gentleman!!! He did a great job... well done!

Surya D

This museum is not to miss if you are in Sydney and even if you are not a fan of maritime history. The basic exhibits are free for general public but for $25 (AUD) fee you get to visit all parts of the museum including the submarine, war ship and other older sailing vessels. The galleries are educational giving insights into both European and Aboriginal maritime history. I was planning for a couple of hours stay but ended up spending around 4-5 hours. Please reach early as crowds build up given its location.
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