CONSTRUCTION
 
The idea is to bring the entire sea to our children under one African Roof, especially those who cannot afford it; in close proximity and easy access to public transport, e.g. bus, train and general transport and with ample parking facilities for busses and cars in front of the museum itself.

With the importance to teach our children to appreciate the wonders of our ocean in such a way that will foster conservation, a sense of ownership of our marine environment in such a way that will bring pride and partnerships. Other conservation issues like pollution, waste control, dangers of global warming, climatic changes and a host of other educational programs will be highlighted as and when progress is made with the construction of the museum.

These internal educational portfolios will be made known so that every child, adult or student may participate. In addition, the various magnificent open Marine Arts & Crafts Workshop Studios this will surely be a major draw card for visitors to experience and be able to talk to the artists himself.

MULTIPURPOSE FACILITY

A facility that provides Education in Marine Disciplines, Tourism and Marine Life under one roof incorporating:

• Whaling Museum
• Maritime Museum
• Fishing Museum
• Ocean Aquarium of South African Fish
• Fresh Water Aquarium
• Fishing Restaurant Museum
• Conference Centre
• Ten Arts & Crafts Workshops
• Class Rooms for Students
• Tourism Shop
• Parow Museum of local content.
• Coffee Shop
• IT Training Workshop
• Photographic Workshop.
• Library and study facilities
• School, Colleges and University Programs

Click on the images below to view larger versions of the floor plans for the Multipurpose Whaling and Marine Expo Museum which is currently under construction.