Bringing you face to face with our heritage. With exhibits about the Polynesian navigator Kupe, Maori artifacts, the Endeavour and James Cook, HMS Buffalo (sunk ...

This is a great collection of items and artifacts associated with Whitianga and Mercury Bay. It is bigger than you might think from the frontage, and well worth ...

Mercury Bay Museum opened in 1979 and with more than 7,000 visitors per year it has become the most visited museum on the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand.

The Coromandel Peninsula's most visited museum, with interactive exhibits for adults and children. Explore the story of one of the oldest settlements in New ...

A range of Maori and European artifacts and Captain James Cook exhibits in Whitianga that will delight all ages. Come and enjoy a trip through history and ...

The Coromandel Peninsula's most visited museum, with interactive exhibits for adults and children. Explore the story of one of the oldest settlements in New ...

Unique displays that emphasise the passion the people of Mercury Bay have for the marine environment and fishing, both recreational and commercial.

The Mercury Bay Museum is located in the old dairy factory across from the Wharf (11A The Esplanade, Whitianga 3510). Its hours are 10:00AM through 4:00M ...

Te rohe | - Location Mercury Bay Museum 11A The Esplanade, Whitianga 3510. Ngā haora mahi | - Opening hours. Open every day 10am to 4pm - there are some ...

A small but interesting museum focusing on local history – especially Whitianga's most famous visitors, Kupe and Cook.