Highlights
Experience the distinct opportunity to witness the most spectacular collection of Spanish artifacts and treasures ever assembled.
About This Deal
Discover the thrilling world of maritime history at Mel Fisher's Treasure Museum. Embark on an educational and entertaining journey through time, exploring authentic pieces that tell tales of the past.
Choose Your Admission
Admission for Two
Perfect for couples looking for a unique day out.
$10.00 ($16.00 value)
Admission for Four
Great for families and groups of friends.
$20.00 ($32.00 value)
Your Experience
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Introductory Film
Begin your visit with an optional 22-minute introductory film to set the stage.
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Self-Guided Tour
Explore exhibits showcasing shipwreck artifacts and memorabilia from Mel Fisher.
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Interactive Stations
Engage with interactive stations that offer a fascinating glimpse into maritime history.
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Gift Shop
End your experience in the gift shop, where you can "Own a Piece of History!"
Why You'll Love It
- Discover rare artifacts salvaged from famous shipwrecks like the 1715 Fleet and the Nuestra Señora de Atocha.
- Learn about ongoing efforts in treasure recovery by Mel Fisher's dedicated team.
- Enjoy exclusive access to beautifully crafted jewelry, nautical gifts, and souvenirs.
Fine Print
About Mel Fisher's Treasure Museum
From model cars to butterflies, many hobbyists have a collection of personal treasures. In the late Mel Fisher's case, his happened to consist of tons upon tons of gold, silver, and jewels. A pioneering diver, Fisher made his name in 1985 with the discovery of the 1622 wreck of the Spanish galleon Nuestra Señora de Atocha, felled as it was transporting 40 tons of gold and silver back to Europe. Rather than using the haul to fill his swimming pools, he set about making his discoveries known to the world while continuing to explore the ocean floor for other wrecked 17th- and 18th-century ships. Today, Mel Fisher's Treasure Museum awes visitors with a look at its namesake's remarkable life and collection.
- Size: at least 10 mother lodes
- Eye Catcher: a gleaming golden whistle from the Margarita site
- The Collection: artifacts from a Spanish fleet that sank in 1715 on the treasure coast
- Hands-On: Visitors can lift an actual Atocha gold bar—and purchase authentic unique coins in jewelry settings, treasure recreations, or nautical gifts.
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