Museum of Man in the Sea

The Museum of Man in the Sea was established in 1976 by the Institute of Diving, which is comprised of previous Navy Seals, and sea life researchers. It is where the historical backdrop of man's association with the undersea world is investigated through intuitive shows and entrancing presentations. Guests can move through a submarine, attempt on a metal jumping protective cap, and find out about the odd and awesome procedures that antiquated jumpers utilized for breathing and remaining submerged. The historical center has displays of submarines, jumping cases, submerged living offices, covers and protective caps, and business and maritime plunging hardware. There is likewise a fascinating film on plunging that can be seen by guests.