It had been a little choppy when we pootled out to anchor above these concrete statues, so visibility was not great. The statues are at about eight metres depth. Nevertheless, the experience of seeing human shapes ghosting from the depths is not quickly forgotten. Well...More

I booked a dive package with Dive Grenada, and one of the dives was to the underwater sculpture park. Though I would rather have dived on a reef or a wreck, I did think it was pretty cool. I think from a diver’s perspective that...More

It's interesting to see the underwater statues. But, the pictures make them look like they are large. In fact.. they are on the small side. Try to go when the sea isn't rough or hasn't rained in a day or so. Otherwise, the water will...More

Must see when visiting Grenada. Rent a glass bottom boat to go to see. Take snorkeling equipment if you want to get a closer look. Amazing sculpture park & the colours of the fish surrounding it are beautiful!!!

We were a bit sceptical about this being a very artificial purpose-built tourist trap, but were very happy to see it once. Go for it!

These were interesting when viewed from above when snorkelling; but fascinating when scuba diving. Three orange sponges were growing on the bottom of a poor lady who was face-down in the sand, it looked as if she had boils. A sharp-nosed butterfly fish was delicately...More

Snorkling the Underwater Sculpture Park in Grenada is a fun experience. You can see some fish about 15-20 down. The sculptures are fun to see. Having a guide will help you see them all.