The Port Royal Museum is located in the historic area of Port Royal, Jamaica, which was once a bustling pirate haven in the 17th century. The museum showcases artifacts and exhibits that highlight the rich maritime history of the region, including items related to famous figures like Henry Morgan and the infamous pirate culture. Visitors can explore displays that feature shipwreck relics, maps, and information about the devastating earthquake of 1692 that led to the city's decline. The museum aims to educate the public about the significance of Port Royal in the context of Caribbean history and its role in trade and piracy.