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#Hull’s celebrated maritime guided tours are set to return for 2026, launching on Saturday 14th February, during the half-term school holiday. A dedicated team of 17 White Badge accredited volunteers will once again lead free guided walking tours, offering residents and visitors the chance to explore Hull’s rich and fascinating maritime heritage.
Following their success in 2025, four guided tours will run throughout the season on Thursdays and Saturdays at 10:30am, initially with additional Sunday tours at 11:30am and 1:30pm.
Key highlights
Starting Point: Hull Museum Quarter gardens, outside the Hull and East Riding Museum.
Full tour duration: Approximately 2.5 hours, covering key landmarks such as:
Future home of the Arctic Corsair at North End Shipyard
Queen’s Gardens
Exterior of the Maritime Museum
Exterior of the Spurn Lightship at Hull Marina
Blaydes House, Trinity House, and Hull Marina.
Shorter Sunday afternoon route: The 1:30pm tour lasts 1.5 hours, covering half of the full route.
The maritime guided tours were Highly Commended at the prestigious Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards (REYTA) in the ‘Remarkable Experience of the Year’ category, reflecting the growing popularity of this unique city experience.
John Tindall, a white badge tour guide, said: “2026 promises to be a superb year for Hull. With the #MaritimeMuseum and #SpurnLightship opening and the Arctic Corsair arriving to name just a few.

“I’m looking forward to you joining me to hear their stories, as well as the rest of Hull’s history on a Maritime Tour. It’s no wonder the ‘National Geographic’ sang our praises.” ... See MoreSee Less

Maritime guided tours set sail for 2026

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Hull’s celebrated maritime guided tours are set to return for 2026, launching on Saturday 14 February, during the half-term school holiday.