Loved this. One of my husbands favorite moments in his life. We stumbled across this museum after eating at Schooners for breakfast (which was fabulous by the way). The gentleman working in the museum was so nice, funny and musical. My husband was admiring his instruments and the man asked him if he wanted to play. Me and my girls... More

We stumbled on this museum by accident, but it was a great find. It goes through the history of green turtle fishing and processing done in the Keys till about 50 years ago. The docent was very informative and even sang a couple of songs. I would recommend it. It takes about thirty minutes to look at everything and it... More

Has passed by many times but never gone in. Turns out "kraals" means a pen and they used to keep green turtles in pens waiting to be made into soup (no more of course since our ancestors enjoyed too much soup and the turtles are now endangered!). Lots of history on the turtle trade and some archeological artifacts.

Me and my friend where eating at turtle kraals resterant. We walked over found it was free. Was very interesting.

Not much here but it's free. And the person there was engaging, even when I wasn't that interested. A few good things to look at. If you have questions, ask. Worth a walk over.

learned a lot from the guy in there. He was great. Exhibits were wonderful old photos, sad cans of endangered meat. All very interesting...

Great spot to walk through and see the history and the staff is very cool. The man working actually sang a song he made up on the spot for me being a Vietnam Vet.

If you're going over to charterboat row, this is a quick little insightful interesting sidetrip. 10 to 20 minutes no charge but you'll learn a lot come away a better person.

This tiny museum is just the type of diversion that I miss. It's small, but absolutely free and has a deep story to share. My wife and I found this place on our walk down the boardwalk and I, being a trained biologist and hobby turtle enthusiast insisted that we entered, and I am glad we did. There was much... More