Bligh Museum of Pacific Exploration — Attraction in Adventure Bay

Just had a ripper night at the bowls club. Walked home under the stars to guide us , then got home and google wants to know what we were doing at a museum at 11:30 at night. So I'll tell ya. I was walking home like our forefathers before us. Only using our whiskey , wits and the stars to guide us. Just like they did with their trusty sextant. ( Astronomy device don't google it I dare ya). They made there own maps as they wandered deep into darkness. They invented maps not google. Only using stars and then By sheer luck they landed at Adventure Bay. Just up the road from my parents shack.To learn more about this wild story visit the Bligh...

We 2 couples from Perth Peter & Maureen Ray & Heather visited Bligh Museum on Wednesday 8 Dec 2021. We were priveldged to be permitted to photograph Capt James Cook's tree stump where he tied his ship in 1792 to carry out repairs now located in the Bligh Museum. Truly a great collection of historical records and artifacts worthy of a visit to this amazing museum on Bruny Island on the shore of Adventure Bay. I want to return and spend more time reading the historical records to learn more about the very early exploration of Australia 🇦🇺 and to view more of...

An interesting little museum with a very eclectic mixture of artefacts including reproductions and originals. Strangely there was even a wooden bench with nothing but Princess Dianna books and magazines. Some lovely ship models and some interesting pictures but very broad and little haphazard which is part of its charm. It’s only $4 to enter and relies on volunteers. Though the signs are not obvious, no warnings given and no objections raised during my visit, photography is not permitted. I have removed pictures from this review apart from...