Active Restoration

Witness Her Journey Home

Every rivet, every plank, every polished brass fitting brings the MV Wyuna closer to guiding ships through the Rip once more. See the progress your support makes.

Our Blueprint

The Restoration Journey

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Hull Stabilization

Deck Sealing

Interior Refit

Public Launch

Reinforcing the 1,300-ton steel hull against the elements, ensuring her structural integrity for decades to come. This critical phase secures the very foundation of the vessel.

Restoring the teak decking and sealing all upper surfaces to protect the interior from water ingress. Meticulous craftsmanship ensures historical accuracy and longevity.

Bringing the engine room, bridge, and crew quarters back to their 1950s glory. This involves careful restoration of original instruments and period-accurate fittings.

The triumphant return of MV Wyuna to the water, ready to serve as a floating museum and educational vessel. A celebration of maritime heritage preserved.

Expert Voices

Why We Keep Her Afloat

The MV Wyuna is more than a ship; she's a living textbook of Australian maritime history. Her active restoration is a testament to our collective commitment.

Dr. Eleanor Vance, Maritime Historian

Every rivet we replace and every plank we seal is funded directly by those who refuse to let this history sink. The quality of work here is exceptional.

Captain Ben Carter, Lead Shipwright

This project ensures future generations can step aboard and experience the profound legacy of Australia's post-war shipbuilding era firsthand.

Professor Alistair Finch, Naval Architect

Fund the Next Phase

Your contribution directly funds the ongoing active restoration, ensuring MV Wyuna's legacy sails on for generations. Help us keep her afloat.