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== Home port ==

''Star of India'' is docked at the [[Maritime Museum of San Diego]], just south of [[San Diego International Airport]], on the west side of North Harbor Drive at approximately Ash Street – all within the [[Port of San Diego]] tidelands. This location is slightly west of downtown San Diego, California. The other ships belonging to the Maritime Museum are always docked to the north of ''Star of India''. Her nearest neighbour – since 2007 – is {{HMS|Surprise|replica ship|6}} (a.k.a. HMS ''Rose''), a replica of a British [[frigate]].

When she sails, ''Star of India'' often remains within sight of the coast of San Diego County, and usually returns to her dock within a day. She is sailed by a skilled volunteer crew of Maritime Museum members, who train all year. She has become one of the landmark ships in San Diego's harbor.

From August to September 2009, ''Star of India'' was removed from display to a local drydock facility for a required Coast Guard inspection and various maintenance below the waterline, at a cost of approximately $225,000, and 3–4 weeks off display.

Her most recent voyage was on November 12, 2023.