Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park
The world’s first underwater sculpture park, created in 2006 by Jason deCaires Taylor. Snorkelers can see a ring of figures holding hands just beneath the surface.
The park lies within a marine protected area in Molinere Bay, north of St. George’s. Its depth ranges from about 2 to 8 meters. The most famous work is Vicissitudes, a ring of figures holding hands. There are dozens of other sculptures, including a cyclist, a reporter and a typist, now covered in coral and sponges. Visit with a dive shop or tour boat. The trip from Grand Anse takes about 20 minutes. Both snorkeling and diving are available, and the protected area charges a small marine park fee. Please do not touch the sculptures. Trips are cancelled when the seas are rough.
Opening hours
Boat trips, usually 09:00–16:00
Nearby sights
- Bianca C Wreck
- Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
- St. George's Market Square
- St. George's Anglican Church
- House of Chocolate
- Grenada National Museum
- St. George's Carenage
- Fort George