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Navy SEAL Museum San Diego, San Diego, CA
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Navy SEAL Museum San Diego

Navy SEAL Museum San Diego is a museum in San Diego, CA, part of the San Diego guide. Cost: under $25.

1001 Kettner Blvd · San Diego, CA

Why you should go…

The Navy SEAL Museum San Diego opened to the public in October 2025 in a purpose-built gallery space near the Embarcadero. Exhibits include authentic gear, a full-size SEAL Delivery Vehicle, and a virtual reality mission experience, with former Navy SEALs and Special Warfare combat crewmen serving as docents. It is a sister institution to the original National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum in Fort Pierce, Florida.

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