I first visited the "Surprise" a few years ago. I didn't think it was in great shape then and was sad to see how much it's deteriorated in the years since then. Keeping in mind that this is basically a movie prop, they should spend a little

Eh. Jack Aubrey would have a stroke if he saw it! All kidding aside it's ok... But below decks should be setup more like an actual warship. The ship is in major disrepair... Which is kinda crazy considering how much they charge for the

HMS Surprise was originally built in 1970 as a replica of the 18th C. Royal frigate "Rose." It sailed for 30 years as a British training ship and public attraction. In 2000, it was converted with painstaking authenticity into a 24 gun

I was surprised that I recognized the ship! Immediately I thought, Master and Commander! Haha. It's closed right now for repairs. I can't wait for it to re-open so I can go aboard. It's interesting that it was just in a film and in

If you're a fan of the movie, you need to step aboard the Surprise. Very well kept, it's interesting to see how crews lived and worked at sea. The docent provides facts and figures about the ship and movie filming. Entrance fee is

If you want to visit a piece of history and movie history, this is the ship to visit. This ship was used as the main character of the movie Master and Commander.

Loved the movie. Delighted to be able to walk around on the actual vessel. Some of the exhibits could have been elaborated on but overall incredible experience.

It's cool, but it's a replica. Also, the third photo I posted is not of the HMS Surprise but I'm not sure how to delete it :/

Super nice and fun spot for a little history and great pictures. Highly encourage everyone to do the boat tours. More

Nice replica from the Movie Master and Commander.
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