| Sailor | Ship |
| Roald Amundsen | Fram - 1892 used for Arctic and Antarctic expeditions. |
| Black Beard | Queen Anne's Revenge |
| Captain William Bligh | HMS Bounty |
| Captain Briggs | Mary Celeste |
| Francis Chichester | Gypsy Moth IV |
| Christopher Columbus | Santa Maria, Nina and Pinta |
| Captain James Cook | Endeavour |
| Jacques Cousteau | Calypso |
| Charles Darwin | HMS Beagle |
| Francis Drake | Golden Hind (originally Pelican) |
| Vasco Da Gama | St.Gabriel |
| Edward Heath | Morning Cloud |
| Thor Heyerdahl | Kon Tiki Raft |
| Henry VIII | Mary Rose |
| Henry Hudson | Half Moon |
| Jason and the Argonauts | The Argo |
| William Kidd | Adventure Gally |
| Ellen MacArthur | Kingfisher |
| Ferdinand Magellan | Victoria |
| Henry Morgan | Oxford |
| Horatio Nelson | HMS Victory |
| Noah | Noah's Ark |
| Popeye | Olive |
| Captain Pugwash | The Black Pig |
| Walter Raleigh | Ark |
| Robert Falcon Scott | Discovery |
| Ernest Shackleton | Nimrod, Endurance |
| Edward John Smith | Titanic (Captain) |
| Miles Standish | Mayflower |
| Famous Ships from History | |
| Achille Lauro | 1947 - Hijacked by four Palestinians in 1985.Sank in 1994 due to fire. |
| Admiral Graf Spee | 1936 - Heavily armed pocket battleship sank 9 allied merchent ships. Scuttled by the Germans in 1939. |
| Admiral S.S | 1907 - Largest river cruise ship in the world at one point. |
| America | 1851 - Gave it's name to the international sailing competition. |
| Ark Royal | |
| Bismarck | 1940 - Sank HMS Hood in 1941 at Battle of Denmark Straits. Sunk by the british in the north Atlantic in 1941. |
| Bluebird K7 | 1955 - Set several World Water Speed records between 1955-64 eventually reaching 276.33 mph. |
| Clermont | 1807 - First financially successful Steamboat.Scrapped in 1814. |
| Cutty Sark | 1870 - British T-Clipper. Preserved in dock at Greenwich serving as a museum. |
| HMS Dreadnought | 1906 - First all big-gun and steam turbine propulsion.Scrapped in 1923. |
| Essex | Inspiration for Herman Melville's classic novel 'Moby Dick'. |
| Exxon Valdez | Infamously spilt huge oil load in Prince William Sound, Alaska in 1989. |
| Great Eastern | World's largest Steamship. Laid Atlantic cables. I.K Brunel |
| Great Western | First Steamship built for Atlantic Crossing in 1838. I.K Brunel |
| C.S.S Hunley | |
| HMS Invincible | 1907 - World's first Battlecruiser. Sunk at Battle of Jutland 1916. |
| Lusitania | Sank by the Nazi's on 7th May 1915. |
| Nautilus | 1954 - World's first nuclear submarine. In use today as a museum. |
| Pilot | World's first steam powered and metal ice-breaker ship. |
| Potemkin | 1904 - Infamous mutiny of the crew in 1905. |
| Queen Elizabeth | |
| Queen Elizabeth II | |
| Queen Mary | |
| Savannah S.S | |
| Sultana S.S | |
| Thermopylae | |
| U.S.S Arizona | |
| U.S.S Cole | |
| U.S.S Constitution | |
| U.S.S Dolphin | |
| U.S.S Enterprise | Sep 1960 - World's first nuclear powered Aircraft Carrier. Still in use today. |
| U.S.S Indianapolis | |
| U.S.S Intrepid | |
| U.S.S Maine | |
| U.S.S Sequoia | |
| United States S.S | |
| HMS Warrior | First British built Iron-hulled, armour plated warship. |
| Yamato | 1940 - Largest, heaviest and most powerful Battleship ever built. |
Famous Sailors and their Ships
