Museum of Geraldton

Overlooking the Indian Ocean, the Museum of Geraldton celebrates the rich heritage of the land, sea and people of the Mid West region.

Discover ancient landforms, Yamaji history and culture, and the region’s unique natural landscapes and marine environment.

The archaeological riches from four Dutch shipwrecks - BataviaGilt DragonZuytdorp, and Zeewijk, are revealed in the Shipwrecks Gallery. Visitors can join a guided highlights tour available daily at 11.30am.

Witness the wrecks of HMAS Sydney (II) and HSK Kormoran as they currently lie, 2,500 metres deep on the ocean floor, in From Great Depths, a moving exhibit and 3D film.

The Museum’s shop has a great range of souvenirs, gifts and educational items suited to all ages and interests.

For more information call (08) 9431 8393.

Open Daily

9.30am – 3pm

Closed Australia Day, Labour Day, Good Friday, ANZAC Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day & New Year's Day

Admission

Free Entry. Suggested donation $5

Contact us

(08) 9431 8393

VISIT US

2 Museum Place,
Batavia Coast Marina, Geraldton, WA, 6530

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Special exhibitions & events

Programs

Daily | 11.30am

Tour highlights of the Shipwrecks Gallery and the incredible story of the Batavia.

The outlandish cars, unbelievable mechanical repairs and irresistible characters from the hit TV series are back on the road!

Saturday 23 September - Sunday 8 October | 9.30am - 3pm

Drop in program

Design and create the biplane of your dreams

Saturday 23 September - Sunday 8 October | 9.30am - 3pm

Drop in program

Fold and decorate a plane in your own style, then take it outside and test to see how far it will fly.

Saturday 23 September - Sunday 8 October | 9.30am - 3pm

Drop in program

Crack the codes and find the clues to explore historic tales of travel.

Saturday 23 September - Sunday 8 October | 9.30am - 3pm

Drop in program

Stop by our mechanic's workshop as you visit our newest exhibition 'Bush Mechanics'.