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Discover the Underwater Sculpture Park in Cyprus
- Jess Bailey-Womack
- Sep 2
- 4 min read
If you love diving and crave something truly unique, Cyprus is calling your name! Imagine exploring a magical underwater world where art and nature blend perfectly. Yes, I’m talking about the incredible underwater art diving experience you can have right here in Cyprus. It’s not just about the fish and coal reefs anymore. It’s about discovering a whole new dimension of creativity beneath the waves.
MUSAN in Ayia Napa is the world’s first underwater forest, showcasing more than 93 sculptures by artist Jason deCaires Taylor. The collection blends nature and art, with tree-like structures rising from the seabed alongside striking figurative pieces.
Ready to dive in? Let Pineapple Dive Club Larnaca take you on a fun and exciting journey through the underwater sculpture park that’s making waves in the diving community. You’ll get you comfortable in the water, show you practical tips, and take some awesome photo and videos like the ones shown below.
Why Diving at MUSAN in Cyprus is a Must-Try Experience
Cyprus is famous for its crystal-clear waters, warm climate and amazing dive sites. But what makes it stand out is the chance to explore underwater art. This isn’t your typical dive. It’s a blend of culture, creativity, and nature all rolled into one unforgettable experience.
The underwater sculptures are designed to interact with the environment. Over time, they become artificial reefs, attracting fish and other sea creatures. So, when you dive here, you’re not just admiring art - you’re witnessing a living, breathing ecosystem in the making.
Plus, the water temperature in Cyprus is perfect for diving almost year-round. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned diver, the calm Mediterranean Sea offers excellent visibility and safe conditions.
Underwater sculpture blending with marine life in Cyprus
What Makes Underwater Art Diving So Special in Cyprus?
You might wonder, what’s the big deal about underwater art diving? Well, it’s a fantastic way to combine your love for diving with a passion for art and conservation. The sculptures are not just beautiful; they serve a bigger purpose.
Here’s why you’ll love it:
Unique Dive Sites: Unlike traditional dive spots, these sculptures offer a fresh and exciting environment to explore.
Eco-Friendly: The sculptures help restore marine habitats by providing surfaces for coral and algae to grow.
Photographer’s Dream: The contrast of art and sea life creates stunning photo opportunities.
Accessible for All Levels: Whether you’re new to diving or a pro, the sites are designed to be safe and enjoyable.
If you want to experience this, check out the underwater sculpture park in Cyprus. It’s a fantastic way to add a splash of creativity to your diving holiday.
Underwater sculptures surrounded by fish in Cyprus
How Much Does It Cost to Go to diving at the Underwater Museum in Cyprus?
Now, let’s talk money. You’re probably wondering how much it costs to dive at this amazing underwater museum.
Most dive centres in Cyprus offer packages that include guided tours to the underwater sculpture park. Prices can vary but here at Pineapple Dive Club, our prices include all photography and video, refreshments and hotel pick-up and drop off. Here’s a rough idea:
Introductory Dive: €150 for two dives. Perfect if you’re new and want to try diving with professional guidance, starting at Green Bay then our second dive here at MUSAN
Two-Dive Package: From €110. This usually includes two shore dives at the sculpture park and another nearby site.
Three-Dive Package: From €160. This includes 3 dives with discounts for multiple divers.
Booking a dive package often includes equipment rental, dive briefing, and our experienced Master Scuba Diver Instructor and owner, Alex. It’s a great value for an unforgettable experience.
Pro tip: Book in advance, especially during peak season, to secure your spot and get the best deals!
Tips for Making the Most of Your Underwater Art Diving Adventure
Diving in Cyprus is a blast, but a little preparation goes a long way. Here are some handy tips to ensure your underwater art diving experience is smooth and super fun:
Choose the Right Dive Centre
Look for centres with good reviews and experienced instructors. Safety first! Luckily your'll find that and more with us!
Check Your Gear
If you have your own dive equipment, make sure it fits well, has been services and is in good condition. If you’re renting ours, rest assured it's top notch and we'll show you everything you need to know.
Get Comfortable with the Basics
If you’re new, not to worry, our 2 dive introductory experience is the perfect way to get you comfortable in the water before heading to the sculpture park.
Respect the Environment
Don’t touch or damage the sculptures. They’re part of a delicate ecosystem.
Bring an Underwater Camera
Capture those magical moments! Or of course, we'll send you all the videos and photo's we captured of you, at no cost!
Stay Hydrated and Rested
Diving can be tiring. Drink plenty of water and get a good night’s sleep before your dive.
Listen to Your Guide
They know the site inside out and will help you spot the best sculptures and marine life.
With these tips, you’ll be ready to dive like a pro and enjoy every second underwater.
Growth on underwater sculpture in Cyprus
Dive Into the Magic of Cyprus’ Underwater Sculpture Park Today!
If you’re looking for a diving experience that’s out of the ordinary, the underwater sculpture park in Cyprus is your ticket to an underwater wonderland. It’s a perfect blend of art, nature, and adventure that will leave you smiling from ear to ear.
Whether you’re a seasoned diver or just starting out, this unique site offers something special for everyone. Plus, it supports marine conservation, so you’re helping the environment while having a blast.
So, what are you waiting for? Grab your gear, book your dive, and get ready to explore the stunning underwater art that Cyprus has to offer. Trust me, it’s an experience you’ll want to share again and again!
Dive safe, have fun, and see you beneath the waves!
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