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Molinière Point: Underwater Art and Marine Life

Discover Grenada's Molinière Point: Where vibrant marine life meets captivating underwater art in crystal-clear Caribbean waters.

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Molinière Point in Grenada offers stunning coastal scenery and vibrant marine biodiversity. It's a serene escape for snorkeling, diving, and relaxation, featuring the unique Underwater Sculpture Park, where art meets nature beneath the crystal-clear waters.

A brief summary to Molinière Point

  • Happy Hill, GD

Local tips

  • Bring your own snorkeling gear to fully enjoy the underwater beauty.
  • Visit during early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and stunning light.
  • Don't forget your camera to capture the incredible sunsets.
  • Check the weather conditions before your visit for the best experience.
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Getting There

  • Boat

    The most common way to access Molinière Point and the Underwater Sculpture Park is by boat. Numerous tour operators in St. George's and Grand Anse offer snorkeling and diving trips to the site. These tours typically include the cost of snorkeling gear and a guided tour of the sculpture park. A half-day snorkeling trip to the Underwater Sculpture Park, including a visit to Flamingo Bay, typically costs around $50-$75 USD per person.

  • Swimming

    For strong swimmers, it is possible to swim to Molinière Point from Dragon Bay. However, this is not recommended for inexperienced swimmers due to the distance and potential currents. If swimming, follow the coast southwards from Dragon Bay and then swim out to sea. Be aware of boat traffic and ensure you are visible. There are no associated costs with swimming, but it requires personal snorkeling gear.

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Discover more about Molinière Point

Molinière Point, nestled in Happy Hill, Grenada, is a picturesque destination renowned for its breathtaking coastal scenery and rich marine biodiversity. This stunning point offers an idyllic escape for tourists seeking tranquility and adventure. The crystal-clear waters are perfect for snorkeling and diving, revealing a vibrant underwater world teeming with colorful coral reefs and exotic fish. The highlight of Molinière Point is the Underwater Sculpture Park, created by renowned sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor. Installed in 2006, it was the first of its kind. The park features over 75 works covering 800 square meters, located in sandy patches and gullies between natural rock formations. The sculptures, made from long-lasting, pH-neutral cement, act as artificial reefs, drawing divers and snorkelers away from fragile nearby reefs. The sculptures provide a base for marine life to flourish. The most celebrated work is Vicissitudes, a circle of children holding hands, symbolizing unity and resilience. The Lost Correspondent portrays a man at a desk with a typewriter, reflecting on changing communications. In 2023, the park expanded with 27 new artworks, including The Coral Carnival, depicting Grenadian folklore characters. These additions celebrate Grenada's heritage and marine sustainability. Beyond the sculptures, Molinière Point is ideal for relaxation. Visitors can unwind on golden sands, soak up the sun, and enjoy leisurely strolls along the shore. The sunsets are breathtaking, painting the sky with warm hues. Local vendors offer fresh seafood, allowing visitors to savor Grenada's flavors in a picturesque setting. Adventurous travelers can hike coastal paths, enjoying views of the Caribbean Sea and lush greenery.

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