Two girls stand together smiling, wearing paper parrots on their shoulders. One is wearing a pirate hat too. Behind them are display cases, a lightbox with a diver and historical flags are hung from the roof. The floor is wooden and the walls made of limestone.
WA Shipwrecks Museum

Shipwrecked!
School Holidays

Dates

Saturday 26 September - Sunday 4 October | 10am - 2pm
Monday 5 October - Sunday 11 October | 10am - 2:30pm

Dates
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Cost

Free activities

Bookings essential for groups of 10+
Contact 1300 134 081 to book.

 

Site access information

WA Shipwrecks Museum is fully accessible. Call 1300 134 081 for assistance. More about accessibility and amenities >

Survivors ahoy! These school holidays you have been shipwrecked on Traitor’s Island!

As one of the lucky survivors, your only hope is to follow the trail clues which will lead you to safety. 

Take the Shipwrecked Trail around the WA Shipwrecks Museum to find your way out of disaster. Watch out for skeletons, sharks and cannonballs!

Could that be a ship on the horizon? Decorate your own papercraft tall ship and craft a cool pirate hat and shoulder-parrot to take with you to seek fortune on your next high seas adventure. 

Take your time in our Adventurers' Book Nook and explore tales of peril, strange tides, fun and high imagination that local authors have crafted for your reading delight!