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Take a closer look at the hairy diary of a sailor involved in one of the search expeditions to find Sir John Franklin and his crew.

Place, legacy and memory – explore the history of transatlantic slavery in London and Greenwich

Discover Britain's maritime past through a specially designed programme of talks and tours for u3a members at Royal Museums Greenwich

In 1741, Anglo-Irish MP Albert Dobbs commissioned William Moor to search for the North-West Passage, in a bid to strengthen Britain's trade routes.

In this session, learners will follow clues to find a monster hidden in the depths of the Museum

Discover Hodges' largest surviving painting, 'The War-Boats of Tahiti'

If you're just dipping your toe in the water, here is a guide to the ocean in (increasingly large) numbers

Invasive species are everywhere in our ocean – but what does it mean when we say a species has 'invaded', and how do they spread in the first place?

Discover some of the festive items in our collections