Again we came up to Portsmouth and of course visiting the Historic Dockyard. My son and I love to visit the M.33 The history of it is amazing and we love to walk inside the ship. Like the other ships in the Royal Navy museum it is in amazing condition.

If you go to HM Royal Naval Dockyard, be prepared to be "dazzled" by HMS M33, and that was the intention of the strikingly vivid camouflage on this historic WW1 ship. Considerably smaller than we anticipated HMS M33, was in an historic dry dock, and a very worthwhile ldiversion from the hi tech treatment and presentation of the nearby "Mary Rose". Without so many special effects this special ship has a charming simplicity. The crew / guides were teriffic, and very helpful.

My husband visited the HMS M33 as part of the Ultimate Explorer ticket while I had a second harbour tour as I enjoyed the first one the previous day so much. He was fortunate to have a guide all to himself and was accompanied around the ship. He was fascinated by the ship and all of the detailed and informative information given. Very fortunate to be guided around the ship by such a knowledgeable and interesting guide (whose name we unfortunately don't have). Despite being smaller than the other 3 ships it was just as an enjoyable experience

Great addition to the historic dockyard and so interesting to be able to climb aboard and have a walk around. Was a very hot day so couldn't spend as long as possibly could have on another day. My 4 year old enjoyed getting a sticker for finding the hiding cat! Brilliant to see one of the three last remaining ww1 ships.