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Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park

You may not have known the world needed one, but the very first underwater sculpture park was created by sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor in 2006. The British sculptor used casts of real people to create a cement world of people buried in the water off the coast of Grenada in the C...

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Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park — The Lime, Grenada.

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You may not have known the world needed one, but the very first underwater sculpture park was created by sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor in 2006. The British sculptor used casts of real people to create a cement world of people buried in the water off the coast of Grenada in the Caribbean. The most famous of the series features a collection of people holding hands in a circle. The strange sculpture park can be viewed by scuba divers or passengers on a glass-bottom boat tour.

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The world's first underwater sculpture park was created by British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor in 2006, located off the coast of Grenada in the Caribbean. Taylor used casts of real people to construct a unique cement world beneath the water's surface.
The most iconic sculpture in the park features a collection of life-size human figures holding hands in a circle. This haunting and memorable installation is one of the most photographed pieces in the underwater park.
You can explore the sculpture park in two ways: scuba diving if you're certified, or taking a glass-bottom boat tour if you prefer to stay dry. Both options allow you to view the underwater sculptures and experience this unique attraction.
The sculptures are made from cement casts of real people, creating an eerie and thought-provoking underwater world. The life-size human figures and their various poses create an immersive artistic experience beneath the Caribbean waters.
Yes, non-divers can enjoy the park through glass-bottom boat tours, which provide excellent views of the underwater sculptures without requiring scuba certification or diving experience. This makes it an accessible attraction for visitors of all swimming abilities.

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