Shipwreck and Maritime Museum
Arreton, Isle of Wight
About
The Shipwreck and Maritime Museum is set within a thriving craft village, and houses the largest exhibition of its kind in the whole of the UK! Packed with thousands of relics and treasures from the deep, including Spanish gold and other items salvaged from galleons, wartime submarines and steamships! The “Wreck and Rescue” Lifeboat museum if full of fascinating displays of antique diving equipment, and the history of Isle of Wight lifeboats.
Discover dramatic shipwreck stories, see models of ships and learn about pirate adventures. You will also get the chance to see action videos of local lifeboat rescues, plus displays about fishing and smuggling! There are a number of activities to keep the kids entertained, including a Treasure Hunt, 'Crack the Code', brass rubbing and free Pirate Trail worksheets.
There are free prizes for all completed activities. There truly is something for everyone in this unique exhibition - ideal for budding pirates and mariners!
Good for: older children, teenagers, young children
Categories
Facilities
- Nearby Parking
- Toilets
- Baby Changing
- Cafe
- Accessible Parking
- Accessible Entrance
Prices
Ticket prices at Shipwreck and Maritime Museum:
- Adults
- £5.00
- Seniors/Students
- £3.50
- Kids
- £2.50
- Family
- £12.00
Adults: £5.00 Seniors/Students: £3.50 Kids: £2.50 Family: £12.00
Common questions
Is Shipwreck and Maritime Museum suitable for toddlers and young children?
Shipwreck and Maritime Museum is suitable for older children, teenagers, young children. We recommend checking their website for specific age-related information and any height restrictions that may apply.
Is there parking at Shipwreck and Maritime Museum?
Parking information for Shipwreck and Maritime Museum may vary. We recommend checking their website or calling ahead to confirm parking availability.
Is Shipwreck and Maritime Museum an indoor attraction?
Yes, Shipwreck and Maritime Museum is an indoor attraction, making it ideal for rainy days and a great option for family days out regardless of the weather.
Does Shipwreck and Maritime Museum have baby changing facilities?
Yes, Shipwreck and Maritime Museum has baby changing facilities available for visitors with young children.
Is there food available at Shipwreck and Maritime Museum?
Yes, Shipwreck and Maritime Museum has a cafe on site where you can purchase food and refreshments.
How do I book tickets for Shipwreck and Maritime Museum?
You can plan your visit to Shipwreck and Maritime Museum by visiting their official website or by calling 01983 539361. Booking in advance is often recommended, especially during school holidays and weekends.
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Arreton, PO30 3AA