Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum

This museum recounts the determined efforts of the Zionist Movement to bring Jewish refugees from Europe to Palestine, amidst British opposition.

Founded by the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the museum showcases a WWII landing craft and survivor testimonials from 1934 to 1948. Unique features include decommissioned naval vessels and multimedia presentations portraying the hardships faced by refugees.

Highlight of the Museum

• 🏴‍☠️ Authentic WWII Landing Craft: The centerpiece, Af-Al-Pi-Chen, symbolizes resilience with its history of carrying refugees.
• 📜 Interactive Testimonials: Powerful stories from survivors enrich the visitor experience, revealing the emotional journey of the refugees.
• 🚢 Decommissioned Naval Vessels: A variety of ships on display provide insight into the evolution of the Israeli Navy.

Open to the public, the museum welcomes tourists, families, and history enthusiasts. Some identification may be required for entry.