Call Wally on (473) 534-1775 (day) or (473) 444-0411 (evening) or ask for Wally on Grand Anse Beach or your Hotel's front desk

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I do think you have to hire a little motorboat. It is too far out, from land not easily reachable. We were on a catamaran with friends.

Any of the dive shops would be a good place to check prices and duration of the tours. Most of the dive companies also include other reefs to snorkel or dive with the same trip. A couple of suggestions would be Dive Grenada and Eco Dive on Grand Anse beach.

Yeah agreed, no beachfront, but there were people snorkelling off the coast as well... so maybe... frankly skip it if you like snorkelling... there is more interesting reefs to goto, I wouldn’t even say there was much of a reef there, the statues are sorta a tourist trap to take snorkelling there.

There are two currents that run near by the handlers were worried about, the statues are probably at 3-4 m down.

Hello, about 3-6 meters.... if you are a good snorkeler, you can dive see them closer and surface after that:) depending on the waves, the visibility can be blurred as there is a lot of sand at the bottom where the sculptures are standing.. have fun!

yes, to go underwater you'll need your diving certification. dive shops will also offer a resort dive cert that's only good for while you're on the island. They teach you the basics and have you do some diving in a pool and then allow you to go with a divemaster on limited depth trips. it's not an ideal way to dive since it can be very unnerving to go under for the first time but if it's not going to freak you out that people do it at resorts all over the world.

Sandals has a glass bottom boat, so you should be able to see the sculptures on a clear day.