Vessels

Come aboard the hard-working patrol boat HMAS Advance, commissioned in 1968 and serving out of Darwin until 1977.

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

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

One of only four remaining, working 19th century barques in existence. 

Ena is one of the finest Edwardian steam yachts in the world.

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

Australian-built in Broome for pearling.

Vietnamese refugees arrived in Australia by this boat in 1977.

This humble fishing trawler led a double life during World War II as part of Operation Jaywick.

The oldest vessel in the collection, Akarana was built in Auckland to compete in Australian regattas 1888-1889.