Don't check the website but call to find out the hours and what's open. We were excited to go to the museum but the museum was basically closed-- the exhibits were not enabled and the touch tank was closed for winter (even though we went in April.) On the plus side, the dive master at the diving workshop area below... More

The upstairs exhibits here are interesting. The small "touch" aquarium area is cool. The push-button/touch-screen info center & gift shop are both great for a small museum like this one. The views & wharf are so exhilarating, you can forgive the lack of bang for the buck. I'm a sucker for shipwreck lore, for example, and -- intending no disrespect... More

With next to no funding this place is a gem. Great for kids and adults. More

Informative center. Packs a lot into a small area. More

This place was pretty cool. They had a touch pond and all kind of neat interactive displays. We really enjoyed it and wish we had more time to look around. A great place for kids to go and yet plenty of stuff to keep adults entertained as well. More

The museum is really cute with lots of touch tanks and interactions for the kids. Only down side is you really only need an hour at most to see everything. Cute to stop in and see if you're in the area but not worth a long drive to get to. More

It's a small museum, but packs in plenty to entertain the children. There are tanks outside with lobster, star fish, crabs, and others that you're able to touch. There is a dock outside with fishing schooners and workers that are willing to talk to the kids. There are videos, demonstrations, and even a little building center for the little ones.... More