Situated on the shores of Lake Boga, between Swan Hill and Kerang, the Lake Boga Flying Boat Museum tells the remarkable story of the secret No. 1 Flying Boat Repair Depot and its vital role during the Second World War.
Established by the Lions Club of Lake Boga, the museum preserves and shares the story of the servicemen and women who served at Lake Boga from 1942 to 1947. At the heart of the museum are the historic Catalina flying boat and original underground communications bunker, both heritage listed.
Visitors can explore an extensive collection of wartime artefacts, photographs, uniforms and machinery, together with interactive displays and personal stories that bring the history of the base to life. Museum staff and volunteers are also happy to assist visitors researching family members and connections to the wartime base.
Proudly supported by FRRR
Lake Boga Flying Boat Museum gratefully acknowledges the support of the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) through the Investing in Rural Community Futures (IRCF) Victoria program.

Admission Prices
Adults: $18.00
Concession: $15.00
Children (3-16 years): $10.00
Family (2 adults & 2 children): $40.00
Annual Family Pass: $75.00
Annual Adult Pass: $40.00
School Groups: $6.00 per student
Opening Hours
Open everyday*
Regular trading hours: 9am - 4pm
*Excluding Good Friday and Christmas Day
What's On Display
Catalina A24-30
Display Cabinets
Base Commanders
Original Bunker
Discovery Centre
WWII American Army Jeep
Where to find us
Situated just off the Murray Valley HWY
Catalina Park, Willakool Drive, Lake Boga VIC 3584
Museum Co-ordinates: -35.45048S 143.62760E



