Inaugurated in 2022, this museum holds sculptures you can only visit if you scuba dive or can hold your breath long enough to admire them. This underwater sculpture garden was built by a local hotel developer to promote the preservation and enjoyment of marine life.
Depending on the tide, the depth of the sculptures can be between six to 20 feet deep. The underwater museum currently features depictions of a turtle, a crocodile, a manta ray, a seahorse, and an Indigenous Garabito nan, created by chief sculptor Fabio Brenes. There are plans to continue adding more sculptures to the museum.
