The Underwater Sculpture Park in Grenada is deemed one of the most stunning places in the world to dive or go snorkeling. In fact, it is a must-visit site for most, if not all, tourists to the Spice Isle. The park features 75 sculptures and covers and area of about 800 square meters with a view which lures divers underwater to get a decent view of the statues that reflects the island’s culture. A key aspect of the sculptures’ appeal has been the dynamic changes brought about by being exposed to

🌄 Get Out and EXPLORE SHASTA! Did you know there’s an industrial art sculpture park tucked right here in our own backyard — and it’s totally FREE to visit? 🏗️🎨 Bring the kids out to Packway Materials Sculpture Park in Cassel — they’re going to love it! It’s like walking through a giant outdoor art exhibit made from the unexpected. Make it a full staycation adventure: 🏨 Stay the night at the cozy Fall River Hotel 💦 Stop by Burney Falls and the Stand By Me Bridge 🍳 Then keep driving up to Mc

In 2004, Jason deCaires Taylor started building the world's first underwater gallery. He wanted to attract divers away from Grenada's fragile coral reefs, so he submerged life-sized, human models in the Caribbean. 🐠🐙🦀 🌊 🎧 https://bbc.in/40NHGgf | BBC World Service