This Caribbean island just opened a $1.2 million underwater sculpture park

Under the sea of ​​Divi Little Bay, Sint Maarten, a new awe-inspiring underwater sculpture park has opened for water sports enthusiasts.

Descend deep into the ocean to visit the 300 fascinating sculptures placed along a path that captures the spirit of Under SXM Sculpture Parka breathtaking art gallery that highlights the history and culture of Sint Maarten.

Deep blue seaa British-based company, spearheaded the construction of this underwater exhibit with an investment of over $1.2 million.

Talented local artists also contributed to the creation of this exhibition. Visitors are guided through four different galleries, each paying tribute to the country’s memorable past and promising future.

This enchanting water gallery serves not only as a tourist hotspot but also as an artificial reef to enhance the island’s aquatic ecosystems, giving adventure enthusiasts a unique opportunity to observe the diverse marine life.

Made from environmentally responsible materials, these sculptures also provide shelter for schools of fish and promote coral growth.

These sculptures “play a crucial role in creating a protected habitat in which marine species can thrive,said a local tour operator.

Aqua Mania Adventuresthe tourism company responsible for transporting tourists to the attraction is here to provide you with snorkeling gear and instructions so all you have to worry about is having an amazing underwater adventure.

The company offers two visits to the park daily, at 11:30 am and 2:00 pm, with boats departing from Divi Little Bay.

The tour lasts 90 minutes and costs $65 per adult and $35 for children 5 to 12 years old.