A very small museum in a former (and very ancient) church, which outlines many nautical themes so much associated with the town and offering a range of artefacts reflecting the history of Honfleur as a major seaport, ship building and fishing centre. It doesn't take much time to go round, but it is worth visiting , especially if you combine the ticket with one for the local town musuem nearby.

We spent a day in Honfleur recently and started with this museum on a Monday. When I asked the lady if I could buy a multi museum ticket, she said yes I could buy either a two museum ticket or a four museum ticket (the others being the Ethnographic, Satie and Boudin museums). She then told me that the Satie and Boudin museums were closed which I knew not to be the case. We bought a ticket for the first two, neighbouring museums and started with the Ethnography one next door. When we returned she very apologetically admitted that the other two museums were indeed open! The Marine museum is located in the oldest church in town - it had be desonsecrated. As such it was very small and only really of interest to people with maritime leanings. On its own it is also quite expensive and not worth it. Only go there if you are planning to visit the other ones as well.