Step aboard the Polly Woodside, a historic tall ship that once hauled coal and wheat from South America to England, completing this arduous journey 16 times. Now docked in Melbourne, this wooden vessel offers visitors a tangible connection to maritime history. Climb aboard to explore the ship’s decks, take the helm, and imagine navigating the open seas. The experience provides a vivid glimpse into the life of sailors and the challenges they faced during long voyages.
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