Star of India

NBC 7’s Ramon Galindo was at the Maritime Museum as it reopened to the public.

The coronavirus pandemic has created some choppy waters for the Maritime Museum of San Diego but after a series of shutdowns, the attraction will reopen – again – to the public this Saturday, Aug. 22.

The pandemic has created choppy waters for the San Diego Maritime Museum. The landmark attraction plans to reopen, again, this weekend.

After just six days back open to the public, the Maritime Museum of San Diego is closing once again due to new regulations issued by San Diego County public health officials to slow an increasing spread of COVID-19.

After being temporarily closed for more than three months due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the Maritime Museum of San Diego reopened Wednesday, with its famous fleet on display once more along the scenic waterfront.

The famous Star of India will be dry docked for restoration for at least 10 days starting Tuesday.