Key West, Florida
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Mel Fisher Museum Visitors Guide
The Mel Fisher Maritime Museum was founded by Mel Fisher, a notable treasure hunter who spent the majority of his life looking for shipwrecks off the Florida coast. At the museum, you can see a diverse collection of artifacts from 17th-century shipwrecks including the Henrietta Marie, Nuestra Señora de Atocha, and Santa Margarita. With its collection of artifacts from old ships, you can gain valuable insight into the lives of sailors over the years. Some of the most popular artifacts include cannons, gold coins, and silver.
You’ll also find an assortment of emeralds with a magnificent 77.76-carat uncut crystal. One of the main features of this museum is the Atocha exhibit, which includes a replication of the ship's sterncastle, along with many of the actual artifacts that were found in the wreck. Along with its exhibits, the museum provides extensive educational programs for visitors of all ages.
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Key West Sunset Dinner Cruise
Morning Half Day Sail, Snorkel, and Kayak Excursion
Sunset Snorkel & Sail with Rum & Reggae Included
Original Key West Pub Crawl
Morning Coral Reef Snorkel Adventure & Catamaran Cruise
Key West Premium Head Boat Fishing Experience
Key West Party Boat Fishing Trip (6 Hour)
Key West Parasailing Adventure
Double Dip: 2 Stop Snorkel Adventure
Coral Reef Snorkeling Catamaran Trip with Margaritas Included
Bugeye Schooner Backcountry Eco Tour
Bone Island Haunted Pub Crawl & Ghost Tour
Rise & Reef Snorkeling Trip With Breakfast & Unlimited Mimosas
Wind and Wine Sunset Sail
Frequently Asked Questions
The nearest attractions are Key West Aquarium, Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum, and Ripley’s Believe It or Not!
It takes on average one to three hours to complete a tour.
Mel Fisher found $450 million worth of gold.
Mel Fisher’s net worth was $100 million.