WELCOME TO THE
Tasmanian Fast Ferry Museum
Showcasing the history and memorabilia of one of Tasmania's most successful exports, the high speed wave piercing catamaran.
A Maritime Lover's
Must See
The Tasmanian Fast Ferry Museum is located inside Incat’s Shipyard on the Derwent River. Take a view of a working shipyard as you make your way to the museum, where you’ll find displays covering the history of the innovative high speed ferry revolution, started by Hobart-born Robert Clifford
Our Collection
Artefacts, Models and Memorabilia
Hardstaff Walk
Walk through a high level viewing area on your way to the museum proper. Take in the view of Incat’s Coverdales shipyard and see the current vessel under construction in the enormous dry dock area bellow.
Incat's Early Days
Displays and models tell the story of Incat’s early days formed by Hobart’s own Robert Clifford. From the collapse of the Tasman Bridge through to Incat Catamarans operating on the Great Barrier Reef.
The Hales Trophy
The Hales Trophy for the fastest transatlantic crossing by a passenger ship is not only a test of speed, but a test of endurance and reliability.