San Diego Maritime Museum

The Maritime Museum of San Diego has been an active part of San Diego's... more on Museum Stuff

This museum consists of three ships: the Star of India, the Berkeley... more on tripadvisor.com

Fun for adults and kids, this museum-on-water is the focal point of San Diego's historic Embarcadero... more on Property Information by Wcities

0	San Diego Maritime Museum (2004) ...sailing history comes alive when miniature mateys climb aboard the great collection... Zagat , a user of Zagat, Read full review on Zagat
5.0	Great place for kids and adults (Apr 1, 2007) I was unable to go, but the six kids and three adults (both boys and... ILuvVBall , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on Tripadvisor
4.5	Beautiful ships,,,,,, but (Jan 4, 2007) We stopped by here on Christmas Day last year and were quite impressed with this collection of ships. There's something about those old sailing ships that facinates... OldFolkie , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on Tripadvisor

Take I-5 to Sassafras St/SD Airport. Go straight onto Kettner. Turn right onto Sassafras. Turn left onto Pacific Hgwy. Turn right onto W Hawthorn Street. Turn left onto North Harbor Drive. Metered parking.

Open every day of the year 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. (open until 9:00 p.m. Memorial Day - Labor Day), Open daily 9am-8pm, 9pm in the summer.

Admission : Adults $12 Seniors (62 and over) $9 Active Military (with valid military ID) $9 Children (6-17) $8 Children 5 and under are free Museum members are always free *General admission includes entrance to all of the museum's historic ships and the exhibits on board.
Collections: Home to one of the most significant historic ship collections in the world. The Star of India is recognized internationally as the world's oldest active ship and one of our community's most cherished icons. The Berkeley, like the Star, is both a state and national historic landmark and is possibly the best preserved example of a 19th century steamship in existence. The 1904 steam yacht Medea is not only San Diego's official ambassadorial vessel, but is also the last operational combat vessel to have fought in the first battle of the Atlantic in 1917. The recently restored Pilot, of 1914, is a wonderful piece of San Diego's maritime history about to embark on a new career as an educational vessel. Our newest vessel, Californian, is a replica of the ship that brought law and order to the California coast during the gold rush. Californian is also the State of California's official tall ship.

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