We went to see the Star of India - it was a relaxing morning. Not too busy. The Docent was there and told us a few things my brother didn't already know - he is pretty much an expert. I think he may have told her some things she didn't know, so it was a great exchange of information, and... More

easily accessible from downtown, the star of india is a fun piece of nautical history for all ages. kids have a great time exploring the nooks and crannies of the ship and adults have the opportunity to learn many interesting facts about the ship and its history. also, its hard to beat the views from the deck of lovely san... More

The star was good as were the other sail ships, there's 5 or 6 vessels to go through and explore and there's even a Russian sub for which I have one word of advise ... Duck!

If you are in San Diego don't miss the Maritime Museum. We spent the best part of a day last year on the USS Midway and ran out of time to do the Star of India. This year we made it a priority and it didn't disappoint. We have a vested interest because she was built in Ramsey, Isle of... More

The Star of India is a truely historic vessel ! As the oldest working sailing ship in the world, she is well cared for by her dedicated crew of volunteers. 150 years and counting ! Think of the places she has gone (21 times around the world) and things she has seen !

The Star of India is part of the Maritime Museum, and (along with several other boats that your entry fee gets you into) is a very worthwhile attraction to visit while you're in San Diego.

Another fun point of interest in San Diego Bay. She is made of wood and has unique sails for a tall ship. My husband can pick her out when she sails when we are on the Coronado Bridge.

A very interesting place to visit. My husband and I brought his Dad and stepmother here years ago; we waited for seemingly hours on deck while they read each and every little placque! (Obviously THEY enjoyed it greatly.)

Great view as well as cheap tix price to see many ships and 2 subs. Russian and American Sub. You get to go on and in all these ships. About $14 for everything. Plan about 2 hrs at least to see it all. You get a work out too going up and down stairs but worth it.