Dubbed the world's first underwater sculpture gallery, this impressive collection of 65 figures were carved and deposited by British artist Jason Taylor. The art sits at depths that range from six to 24 feet, with subject matter that draws from the island's cultural heritage. The figures include a group of 26 children holding hands and standing in a circle, a man on a bicycle, a table with a bowl of fruit and a pitcher, and The Lost Correspondent, a writer sitting at a desk in front of a typewriter. The "living gallery" has drawn coral growth, so that it will continue to evolve.

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