Visiting Hours:

• Tuesday to Sunday: 9.00 am – 5.00 pm

• Last Entry: 5.00 pm

• Monday: Closed

Ticket:

Malaysian

• Adult – RM6.00

• Children – RM3.00

Foreigner

• Adult – RM2.00

• Children – RM6.00

Muzium Samudera, also known as the Maritime Museum of Malacca, is a prominent historical museum located along Jalan Quayside, by the banks of the Malacca River. The museum is housed in a life-size replica of the Flor de la Mar, a Portuguese galleon that sank in the Malacca Harbour in the 16th century. This replica stands out dramatically, offering a deep dive into the maritime history of Malacca, showcasing how the city was a crucial maritime hub during various colonial eras.

The museum features several exhibits, including intricately designed ship models, dioramas, and maps that illustrate the historical maritime routes and the extensive trading links Malacca had with other parts of the world. It also includes artifacts from Malacca's golden age of maritime trade and highlights the city's significance in establishing regional and international maritime dominance.

The museum is not just an educational experience but also offers spectacular views from its decks, providing a panoramic view of surrounding landmarks like the Taming Sari Tower and the Malacca Strait. It's an ideal spot for families, historians, and tourists interested in the rich maritime legacy of Malacca.