Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park

The world's first underwater sculpture park, opened in May 2006 by British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor in 5–8 m of water inside the Molinière-Beauséjour Marine Protected Area off Grenada's west coast. The signature work, Vicissitudes, is a ring of life sized child figures holding hands, cast from real children of mixed ethnicities. Nearby: The Lost Correspondent hunched over his typewriter, the 26 standing Grace figures, and the 2023 Coral Carnival expansion. The pH-neutral cement sculptures function as artificial reef substrate — encrusting sponges, fire coral and damselfish have colonized the figures, slowly fusing art and reef. Shallow enough for snorkelers; National Geographic listed it among 25 Wonders of the World.