A great working example of an 18th century sailing ship. I sailed aboard her to Hobart, which was an experience I'll cherish.

Very interesting replica of a historic ship. I got frustrated with a parent telling her kids it was a "pirate" ship.

The HMB Endeavour Replica is one of the ships/features in the Australian National Maritime Museum located on Pyrmont in Sydney. The visit to the Endevour is included in the visit to the museum and other house vessels (e.g., Submarine HMAS Onslow, Destroyer HMAS Vampire). Going inside the Endeavour was an eye opener for me because I never realized how it was to stay on cramped accommodation. A must visit for everyone.

Very nice replica. Have gone by it many times and have admired the ship.

HM Bark Endeavour Replica is one of two eplicas of HMS Endeavour, the barkcommanded by Lieutenant James Cook when he charted New Zealand and discovered the eastern coast of Australia. The initial idea of recreating Endeavour for use as a museum ship was generated during the establishment of the Australian National Maritime Museumin the 1980s; the vessel would be funded by the Bond Corporation, and gifted to the nation on completion. A specialist shipyard, complete with viewing platform and guided tours for the public, was set up, and construction of the vessel commenced in 1988. Two years later, work stopped because the Bond Corporation hit financial trouble; a Japanese company, the Yoshiya Corporation, stepped in, but was also forced to withdraw support because of financial problems.

Looks amazing, i havent been inside but from the outside it looks so good

Amazing 92' replica of old mariner ship, Bark Museum Ship, Tourist attraction HM Bark Endeavour Replica, Darling Harbor, Sydney Australia.

Fantastic Replica and the volunteers made it really exciting. Everything was explained, how the crew and officers were living in that time. I spend almost 2 hrs on the Endeavour replica.

Great replica of the Endeavour.

Best replica and a must visit tourist attraction along with the maritime museum.

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Great opportunity for a photo

good

There are volunteers to introduce the ship! Very good

Being part of the working crew doing round the clock watches was a once in a lifetime opportunity that I am so glad I took up sailing from Port Adelaide to Albany. Tried very hard to learn the infinite amount of ropes. Captain Peter Blake was the most respected and inspiring lead on the ship and voyage.

(Translated by Google) Perfect replica of the original. Volunteer guides with great knowledge of history and ship (Original) Perfektes Replica des Originals. Freiwillige Guides mit großartigem Wissen über geschichte und Schiff

Amazing amount of work to replicate this famous sailng ship. Well worth a visit just to alpteciate the courage of those who originally sailed in her.

Amazing to see what life on board a ship would be and what the Endeavour was like would strongly recommend!

The volunteer crew is well informed and have good knowledge of the mission of the original Endeavour. If you learnt about Luitenant Cook and the landing at Botony Bay, this visit is worth making. The Museum has other boats on show too, including a submarine, a destroyer and a tall ship.

Expensive but cool experience to sail an 18th century tall ship

The impressive … HMB Endeavour Replica … is now tide up - on Darling Harbour , at the educational - Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney Disappointedly , I haven’t got the time to explore Australian National Maritime Museum this trip to Sydney

A standout replica of The HMB Endeavour that must be seen to be truly appreciated. The attention to detail & workmanship throughout the 30 metre ship is truly astounding . The galley & areas below the deck would have been a vertical challenge for tall folks back in the day . A Thoroughly enjoyable experience & highly recommended if you appreciate nautical history.

Nice place

I came here with my children and the volunteers made sure they had a wonderful time onboard. Each part of the ship has been meticulously researched before it was rebuilt and the volunteers gave us a great historical insight into one of the most important ships in Australian history.

So real and awesome experience

The volunteers were awesome and very informative! The ship is really cool and really gives you an idea of what it would have been like to live on it for months at an end while crossing the seas.

Well maintained

Beautiful

How easy and comfortable has travelling become today! Even in a 380 or a 747 or 777 economy cabin. Because it takes you only a bit more than a day to get to the other side of the world... But would we dare what our ancestors did??? A wonderful example of craftsmanship!

A great replica. Well worth the visit.

Priceless experience

A beauty of a remade ship..

A great replica which makes you understand a bit of what life must have been like.

A great replica very good and knowledge staff to tell you about the ship.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic replica of a historic ship. It looks like it's just coming out of the yard. Must see! But I prefer not to imagine what it would be like to spend months over the sea. Since I prefer to travel in the A380 to Australia. (Original) Fantastisches Replikat eines historisch bedeutenden Schiffs. Es sieht aus, als käme es gerade aus der Werft. Unbedingt anschauen! Ich stelle mir aber lieber nicht vor, wie es wäre, damit monatelang über das Meer zu fahren. Da reise ich lieber im A380 nach Australien.

Amazing to see what it was like to travel on Cooks voyage

A must if you in Sydney. One of the best replicas you come about so make sure you get that good shot!

Staffed by volunteers who are a wealth of knowledge makes this well worth while.

One of the coolest things is that you can get onboard 3 of the ships turned museums. HM Bark Endeavour, the ship that discovered Australia, the destroyer HMAS Vampire and that awesome submarine the HMAS Onslow. HM Bark Endeavour Replica is a replica of HMS Endeavour, the bark commanded by Lieutenant James Cook when he navigated the first European vessel to the eastern coast of Australia, claiming it for the British empire. That landing zone is in Botany Bay right here in Sydney.