Kon-Tiki
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The museum presents the breadth of Heyerdahl’s life’s work, from his first trip to Fatu Hiva, to the voyages with the Kon-Tiki, the Ra, the Ra II and the Tigris, as well as the expeditions to the Galàpagos Islands, Easter Island (Rapa Nui) and Tùcume in Peru
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About Kon-Tiki
The Kon-Tiki Museum, established in Oslo in 1949 following Thor Heyerdahl's famous 1947 expedition across the Pacific Ocean, offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and adventures of this iconic explorer. The museum features original vessels from Heyerdahl's remarkable journeys, including the Kon-Tiki raft and reed boats Ra and Tigris. Daily screenings of the Oscar-winning 1950 documentary highlight the expedition's thrilling narrative.
With engaging exhibits available in multiple languages, visitors can explore Heyerdahl's diverse travels, from the Galápagos Islands to Easter Island. The museum is family-friendly, boasting dedicated children's activities that encourage exploration and learning. A museum shop, featuring unique items by Norwegian designers, is open to all, allowing visitors to take home a piece of the adventure.
Committed to preserving its collections and educational programs, the Kon-Tiki Museum operates without public funding, relying on the generosity of its supporters. Open year-round, it invites guests to discover Heyerdahl's legacy of curiosity and environmental stewardship
