Australian National Maritime Museum Sydney Tickets

The National Maritime Museum offers a look into Australia’s link to the sea. The exhibits featured within its walls tell stories of naval wars, ancient saltwater traditions, modern beach culture, and aquatic sporting achievements. The See It All Ticket allows for a comprehensive and wholesome experience, granting you access to everything in the museum. Learn about the maritime history of the Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders; see the Spirit of Australia, take a gander into the lives of sailors aboard a naval warship and a modern submarine, and browse galleries to gain perspective on subjects like immigration, naval defense forces, sailing, and surfing.

The ticket includes several historic vessels, the likes of the HMAS Onslow, a submarine from the Royal Australian Navy, the HMAS Vampire, and more. Depending on the day of your visit, you may find one or more ships available to tour.

Australian National Maritime Museum Sydney Tickets

Discover the Australian National Maritime Museum on this sightseeing tour that includes unlimited access to all exhibits and interactive displays, including the life-size replica of Captain Cook's 18th-century tall ship Endeavour, the world’s fastest boat Spirit of Australia, and precious indigenous art and artifacts. The museum covers maritime history from Aboriginal peoples to European explorers with over 20 exhibitions spread across its expansive grounds. With a duration of approximately 3 hours, this tour is perfect for anyone interested in learning about Sydney's rich maritime heritage through guided audio tours available in English, Mandarin, Japanese, and French. Guests will enjoy climbing aboard warships and submarines while exploring the museum’s indoor galleries that house over 10,000 artifacts. The museum opened its doors to the public on April 25, 1991, making it a key landmark for maritime enthusiasts. It spans an area of approximately 4 hectares along the historic Darling Harbour waterfront.

Explore Aboriginal and European Maritime Customs at Australian National Maritime Museum

Your tour stops at the Australian National Maritime Museum where guests can delve into the rich maritime history of both Aboriginal peoples and Europeans, with exhibits covering over 60,000 years of seafaring traditions. Established in 1991 on a site that has been a hub for maritime activity since the late 18th century, the museum spans an impressive 4 hectares along Darling Harbour. Visitors can explore indoor galleries housing more than 10,000 artifacts and interactive displays detailing key events like Captain Cook's arrival in Australia in 1770 and the establishment of British colonies thereafter. The museum also features a life-size replica of HMS Endeavour, which visitors can climb aboard to experience what it was like for explorers during the Age of Discovery. Additionally, guests will discover precious indigenous art and artifacts that highlight the deep connection between Aboriginal peoples and the sea, dating back thousands of years before European settlement. This makes the Australian National Maritime Museum unique compared to other maritime museums by providing a comprehensive look at both Indigenous and colonial history in one place.

Witness Warship and Submarine Exhibits at Australian National Maritime Museum

At the Australian National Maritime Museum, guests can climb aboard actual warships and submarines that form part of the museum's extensive collection. The museum opened its doors on April 25, 1991, and has since become a key landmark for maritime enthusiasts along Darling Harbour’s waterfront. Covering an area of approximately 4 hectares, it houses over 10,000 artifacts including warships like HMAS Vampire and submarines such as Oyster Cove. Visitors spend about 2 to 3 hours exploring these exhibits which offer insights into naval history from the mid-20th century onwards. The museum’s unique feature is its ability to showcase both historical vessels and contemporary maritime technology, making it stand out among other museums dedicated solely to naval history.

Marvel at Record-Breaking Spirit of Australia at Australian National Maritime Museum

The tour takes you to the Australian National Maritime Museum where guests can view the Spirit of Australia, a record-breaking powerboat that holds multiple world speed records. This iconic vessel is one of many exhibits housed within the museum’s expansive 4-hectare site along Darling Harbour, which opened on April 25, 1991. The museum offers guided audio tours in English, Mandarin, Japanese, and French, allowing visitors to explore over 20 different exhibitions showcasing maritime history from Aboriginal peoples to European explorers. In addition to the Spirit of Australia, guests will see a life-size replica of Captain Cook's HMS Endeavour and climb aboard historic warships like HMAS Vampire and submarines such as Oyster Cove. The museum’s unique approach in combining historical artifacts with modern technology makes it an essential destination for anyone interested in Sydney’s maritime heritage.

Tour Highlights

• Delve into maritime history at the Australian National Maritime Museum
• 3-hour visit with over 20 exhibitions open to explore
• Audio tours available in English, Mandarin, Japanese, and French
• Climb aboard warships like HMAS Vampire and submarines such as Oyster Cove
• View the Spirit of Australia, the world’s fastest boat with record-breaking speed
• Explore indoor galleries housing more than 10,000 artifacts and interactive displays
• Access to a life-size replica of HMS Endeavour from Captain Cook's voyage in 1770
• Discover precious indigenous art and artifacts highlighting maritime traditions

Perfect for history buffs, families, and adventurers, this guided tour provides an immersive experience through key landmarks like the Australian National Maritime Museum. The 3-hour duration allows you to delve into Sydney’s rich maritime heritage by exploring warships, submarines, and historic tall ships while enjoying interactive displays and audio tours in multiple languages.