Ocean Atlas
The world’s largest underwater sculpture, located just off the coast of Nassau, Bahamas.

🌊 Monumental underwater sculpture by Jason deCaires Taylor.
📍 Located off the west coast of New Providence in Nassau, Bahamas, within Clifton Heritage National Park. Created in 2014, it encourages coral growth and deters tourists from endangered reefs.

Why Go

🐠 See the world's largest single figurative underwater sculpture.
🎨 Experience unique public art designed to improve marine environmental diversity.
🌱 Promotes marine life and coral colonization, creating an artificial reef.
🚫 Helps protect natural, overstressed reefs by drawing divers and snorkelers away from them.
💡 Symbolizes humanity's impact on oceans.

Why Avoid

🤿 Requires diving or snorkeling to experience.

Tips

💡 Submerged at a depth of five meters.
⬆️ A solar light and flag mark the highest point for marine navigation.

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