I took my family here in the school holidays. We were able to visit all the attractions but will need to visit again as there was still so much to do, which is great as our ticket entitles us to return as many times again in 1 year as we want.....great.There is a second world war ship HMS Cavalier, which... more

It cost us (family of 4) £39.50 to get in and I consider that to be money well spent. There are 3 moored vessels to board (a destroyer, an old sail/steam vessel and a guided tour of a submarine) Entertaining fact . Because of water and space restrictions, early submariners usually wore the same pair of underpants all voyage -... more

Got there just after 10 when they had just opened, and left just before 6 when they would be closing. What a great day out. Plenty do do and see. Steve in the rope room was something else. We never stopped laughing. Going in the submarine was a bit scary and not for anybody who had a fear of enclosed... more

We visited in late August 2005 on a very rainy day. It was mainly to see the Second World War Destroyer HMS Cavalier. Rain can't spoil this day out. The guided tour around Cavalier was led by an ex-matelot called Archie. His anecdotes of life on the ship were fantastic and he brought the whole experience to life. It was... more