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126, Lipson Street, 5015, Port Adelaide, City of Port Adelaide Enfield, AU Australia
contacts phone: +61 8 8207 6255
website: www.samaritimemuseum.com.au
larger map & directionsLatitude: -34.843018, Longitude: 138.506308
Wiremu Hewitt
::Well worrh a visit if you want to learn about the early history of Adelaide and South Australia, interesting exhibitions and amazing stories of adventure and endurance
Matt Phillips
::A really cool museum with some amazing things to look at. Kids really enjoyed the museum
Kate Kulrich
::Fantastic history. Amazing and informative. Exhibits are well presented and worth the time spent exploring. Great interaction.
Emilienne Ong
::The place is small, but the experience is exceptional. Although the Australian Maritime Museum in Sydney is bigger with additional vessels for you to explore in, this museum is awesome in its own right. The history and artifacts collected taught me a fair bit about local exploration, maritime travelling and marine life, especially the river dolphins in Port Adelaide. I highly recommend it.
Ten CM
::Only serious history buffs or children need apply. Man at the front desk talked up the interactive boat you could go on as the main attraction, not very impressive, the ladders leading down on the boat led to pointless small rooms with not much in them. Trying out the interactive surfboard on the top floor was a joke. Lots of interesting stuff about captain James Cook. The display of a decapitated dolphins head was confronting to say the least. Lowest floor was somewhat entertaining for 5 minutes. If you're 14-37 and not a serious history buff just give it a miss.