sculptures themselves interesting if a bit weird, and snorkelling guide was good, but trip there and back by catamaran (under sail) was excellent More

This is a shallow dive 15-25 ft. Visibility was OK. Too many divers in such a small area, kicking up sand. Statues are in good shape. We were only there for a few minutes on our way to a deeper dive. Probably good for snorkeling. More

Do try to get to see these amazing sculptures. We snorkelled on them but to get the best you really need to scuba dive on them. More

This was part of a fabulous day out on a catamaran and we were taken snorkelling over the fascinating sculptures. There were so many colourful fish to see as well. Definitely something everyone visiting Grenada should see. More

Very cool! Good for a snorkle or end of a dive....worth seeing! More

I don't know if it was just that day or if the water is always like that but on the day we went (October 2011) the water was pretty cloudy. I'm glad we saw the sculptures still, the cloudy water made them a bit spooky. There was a scuba diver along and she said it was alot better down below. More

My husband and i snorkeled here. The sculptures weren't as pretty as shown in the pictures and the fish in this area isn't as abundant, at least when i went. If you are more interested in seeing beautiful marine life, i would suggest another area. More

Visited and snorkeled at the site twice. 1st time was cloudy and tough to see the sculptures. The 2nd time the water was clear, a great guide on the Caribe Cat excursion and a map of the sculture locations made for a great experience! Fascinating to see the fish around the sculptures snd the reef slowly rebuilding itself! More

The sculptures are so unexpected that is a joy to see them. That said, if you can only snorkel on the surface, you might not be as excited... much better if you can free dive down to get a closer look. Also - they have been down there for awhile and show a lot of wear...the ring of children has... More