Geraldton Museum

The Museum of Geraldton is a portal to the rich tapestry of Western Australia's mid-west region. Whether you're a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or simply curious about the world around you, this museum has something to spark your imagination. Step into the museum's pinnacle exhibition to learn about the fascinating story of four Dutch shipwrecks – the Batavia, Gilt Dragon, Zuytdorp, and Zeewijk. Transporting back in time with recovered artifacts and interactive displays, you will gain a clear view of the drama experienced by bygone maritime workers.

Catching up to World War II times, learn about the HMAS Sydney warship's successful battles and disastrous story when it came up against the German raider Kormoran, both resting on the ocean floor in a silent testament to the past. Diving into culture, the Museum of Geraldton has dedicated exhibits exploring the rich traditions and deep connection to the land held by the Yamaji people, the traditional custodians of this vast region, along with interactive displays unearthing the mid-west's unique natural landscapes and diverse marine life secrets.

The Museum of Geraldton offers a captivating blend of permanent and changing exhibitions. With new displays introduced regularly, there's always something fresh to discover on your return visits. Open 7 days, 9:30 AM – 3 PM.