The museum was started by Grazia de Beer who had done a lot for the prosperity of Port Nolloth and its inhabitants. Today it is run by George Moses a colorful character who has transferred his...

A very "colourful" guide who told us everything about the history kept in this museum. He sure know all about the diamond diving in this area.

George "Sea-Dog" Mayes and his youngest daughter were so welcoming that we looked forward to a fascinating visit. George is extremely passionate about his private collection, and shares so much...

On our journey we ended up on Port Nolloth, and stayed the night over at McDougall Bay at the Al Accomadation, small little houses and very neet. We discover the town the next morning. Port Nolloth...

A museum like no other .. George Moyses, who is an ex South African navy diver, will take you on the tour .. he has built up a collection of local history items and his stories are fascinating. A...

This is one person's love guide of the history of diamonds, war, diving, surfing and just living. So much more captivating than the standard small town museums. An amazing amount of information and...

What an interesting place this is, we spent about an hour there, by far not long enough to listen to the current "owner/curator" George. George, a most interesting character, very knowledgeable about...

It’s not often private passion is transferred to total strangers but this is what George can do a diamond diver for 40 years on the West coast he will take you on a personal nostalgic tour of his...

George is a fascinating, eccentric curator. Well worth R20 each. He has a broad knowledge and his collection of artifacts, articles and photographs are really worth exploring.

A small museum packed with interest & history and is well a visit before trying out the local eatery.