Nautical Museum

The Nautical Museum is a treasure trove of maritime history, showcasing one of the world's oldest yachts, the Peggy, discovered in 1935.

Founded to preserve local nautical heritage, the museum is housed in Peggy's original boathouse. It features a reconstruction of a sail maker's workshop, a fishing gallery, and reveals the rich importance of the fishing industry. The museum's architecture reflects its maritime past.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🛥️ Peggy: Explore the original home of the world’s oldest yacht, a 1791 schooner built by Captain George Quayle.
• 📜 Sail Maker's Workshop: Discover the reconstruction detailing traditional sail making techniques.
• 🐟 Fishing Gallery: View an exhibit of models, equipment, and photographs showcasing the fishing industry.

Entry is free, making it accessible for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.