Biloxi Schooners | Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum | Biloxi
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COME SAIL WITH US!

  • Group Charter (Up to 44 People)

​​2.5 hour $600/up to 20 people

(Plus $20 each person/up to 44 people)

Half-day $950/up to 44 people.

Full-day $1,400/up to 44 people. 

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  • Walk On Sails

  • (Minimum of 6 passengers for Walk on Sail and available when schooners are unchartered.)​

​$30/adult & $15/child ages 3-12. ​

Please call for sailing times (reservations are not available for walk-on sails). You are welcome to bring food and refreshments aboard; we provide ice chests and ice. 

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UPCOMING DATES

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Friday, April 12, 4:00 p.m.

Wednesday, April 17, 4:00 p.m.

Saturday, April 20, 1:00 p.m.

Wednesday, April 24, 6:00 p.m.

Saturday, April 27, 2:00 p.m.

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CALL MUSEUM MORNING OF WALK-ON SAIL TO CONFIRM TRIP STATUS.

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SPECIAL WALK ON SAIL-

JULY 4 AT 7:00-9:30 PM

CALL MUSEUM TO PURCHASE TICKETS! $40 ADULTS/

$25 CHILDREN

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History Repeats Itself on the Famous Biloxi Schooners

For a truly unique way of enjoying the Mississippi Gulf Coast. step on board an authentic replica of a Biloxi oyster schooner. These “White Winged Queens” once sailed the Coast from the late 1800’s to the early 1900’s; however the introduction of marine engines and the changes in oyster harvesting laws caused these beautiful crafts to disappear. The Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum has recaptured a piece of history in their two famous schooner, the “Glenn L. Swetman” and the “Mike Sekul”. Available for day sailing or charter, the vessels can accommodate weddings, dockside parties, receptions, birthdays, or other special events. Special 2 hour educational trips are offered to school groups at special rates. The city of Biloxi traces its beginnings to the arrival of the French in 1699. The City takes great pride in letting visitors feast on its 300 year history. Truly a museum without walls, every inch of Biloxi contains elements of its proud heritage and none greater than the majesty of the White Wings.

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