Fascinating exploration history - Having just read the book, seeing the actual boat was an emotional experience. It actually a little bigger than I had imagined from the pictures in the book. The museum also features a boat and artifacts/information on the Ra Expeditions. There were lots of photos and data on the explorers that accompanied Mr. Heyerdahl completing the story.

A small but very inspiring museum - far better than expected - The museum is small but easy to follow a logical route round, which is incredibly inspiring about human endeavour to find and discover more about human migration from ancient cultures round the world, even when many thought the journey wasn't possible. The museum explains the undertaking by a small group of men set to prove that it was possible that ancient civilisations could transit the vast pacific and Atlantic oceans on a raft, made from using traditional methods and materials. It does this in sequence as you walk round: start of an idea, the formulation, funding, crew backgrounds, the challenges of the oceanic journey, international reception, ancient cultures and relevance today. Text is provided in English and Norwegian and other languages too. Displays feature information boards, glass cases with objects inside, realistic dioramas (ancient cave with wall drawings), tv. screens, projections and life-size rafts of the expeditions. It has it all. This made it engaging and educational. I learnt a lot from the experience. In total I think I spent about 90 minutes here reading as I went round - again it is only a small museum, but an engaging one at that. There is a shop as well with quite a lot on offer besides the usual trinkets, including environmental and sustainable goods, and is clearly worth a good browse through.

Great to get the background on Kon Tiki story - Easy bus ride to the venue, it was snowing so more interesting. Had pre paid via trip advisor so getting in was simple, lady at reception was ready. The museum itself was great, big enough for the contents and many artefacts to give greater detail, a good half day out

Exciting museum - Great exhibition about the adventurer Thor Heyerdahl. Informative texts and very inspiring to be able to see the real boats from back then

Great exhibition - Fantastic to see this raft as well ad Ra on display. These guys were adventurous souls for sure. You gotta think maybe a little crazy as well. Really, depending on flying fish to land on raft as a food source is nuts. Well done exhibit.

A must visit next to the maritime museum - In the vicinity of the longship museum and the maritime museum, there is this museum of the Kon Tiki epic. If you go with a family of children and teenagers, they will be impressed to learn about this "adventure" and get to know the boat. There is a wealth of information available in the museum.

Fun museum of an amazing adventurr - Enjoyed the story and appreciated being able to see the rafts in person. Felt like there could have been more shown from Thor’s life. But great exhibition nonetheless

Interesting - The museum was partially under construction. The 2 rafts were dusty. They are poorly presented, but it is an excellent place to understand the somewhat original rationale of these 3 expeditions.

Nice, but beware of the cave on the basement floor. - Museum is interesting, but quite small. Be aware, that if you are going there with children, there is some sort of a cave underneath Kon-Tiki raft and there was some scary noise, when we entered it, so my child was scared and started crying.

Kon-Tiki Museum - Informative description of the Kon-Tiki journey and background information. Good video for viewing. Museum is located next to the Fram.