Press Release: Journey Back to the Age of Exploration with the Nao Santa María
LONDON – The Nao Santa María, a remarkable replica of a 15th-century carrack, is now open to the public, providing a unique opportunity to explore maritime history. Built in 2018 by Spain’s Nao Victoria Foundation, the ship measures 28 metres in length and beautifully captures the look and structure of the vessels used during the Age of Exploration.
Visitors can embark on an immersive journey as they step aboard the Nao Santa María, which has been enhanced with modern safety features while maintaining its historical essence. The ship’s layout invites guests to discover various compartments, including the crew quarters, captain’s cabin, and cargo holds. Informative displays throughout the ship offer insights into its historical transatlantic voyages, as well as the challenges sailors faced during Columbus’ era—highlighting the perilous conditions at sea.
The Nao Santa María serves not just as a lesson in nautical history but as a testament to the spirit of exploration that defined an age. This floating museum is an invaluable resource for those interested in maritime heritage, education, and the impact of exploration on global history.
The ship is docked in London, where it will remain until June 8. Visitors are encouraged to take advantage of this limited-time opportunity to experience first-hand the life aboard one of the most iconic ships of its time. Don’t miss your chance to sail into history aboard the Nao Santa María.
For more information, visit the Nao Santa María’s official website or inquire at the dock where the ship is moored.
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