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Activity Code: FLAG101
Overview
It's the first day of winter in 1878 and Melbourne-bound clipper, the Loch Ard, has run aground on a small island near present-day Port Campbell. The ship is destroyed and 52 lives are lost. While the sinking of the Loch Ard remains one of Australia's worst maritime disasters, this show is truly on of the nation's greatest shows. Over 75 thrilling minutes, you will witness technological wizardry to recreate the disaster and its aftermath: the survival of two 18 year olds - crew member Tom Pearce and passenger Eva Carmichael.
This stunning presentation takes place against the exquisite backdrop of the Flagstaff Hill village.
Location
Warrnambool (Great Ocean Road - Victoria)
This activity takes place at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum.
Exact meeting point and supplier's details are provided immediately after booking.
Numbers
Maximum number in show 100
Session Time
75 minutes
Guidelines & Restrictions
We suggest you bring something warm as the evenings can be slightly cool.
Extra Info
Family = 2 Adults + 2 Children
Booking Insurance
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