The museum showcases the history, tradition, customs and development of the Republic of Singapore Navy, from its beginnings as the Straits Settlement Royal Naval Volunteer Reserves in 1934 to the present day. Some of the highlights include tracing the increased sophistication of shipboarding and combat systems used by the Navy since its inception.

Opened in 1987, the museum is housed in a pre-World War II building that was used as quarters and barracks by the Royal Navy, when their ships were in Singapore. To enhance the visitor's experience, the building was renovated to resemble the interior of a ship, incorporating narrow walkways and passages, with portholes along the walls.



Open:

8:30am - 4:30pm	Monday to Friday
8:30am - 12 noon	Saturday

Admission: Free. Obtain a gate pass (exchange with passport or ID) before entering the camp.

Approximate Touring Time: 1 hour
Location: 32 Admiralty Road West, Endurance Block, Sembawang Camp, Singapore 759959
Tel: (65) 6750 5585
Fax: (65) 6750 5667

Getting There:
Take the MRT to Sembawang Station (NS11), then take TIBS bus 856. Alight at the bus stop after Sembawang Shipyard on Admiralty Road West. Obtain a gate pass before entering the camp.