MUSA Sculpture Park Snorkel with Aquanauts Dive Adventures
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for swimmers comfortable in open water with basic snorkel skills
Overview
Snorkel through an extraordinary underwater sculpture park near Puerto Morelos, blending art and marine life on a six-hour trip with Aquanauts Dive Adventures.
MUSA Sculpture Park Snorkel
$3,400 pesos/$170 USD | Enjoy snorkeling the Cancun underwater museum! | 6 hours
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About This Adventure
Dive into the unique experience of snorkeling at the Musa Sculpture Museum, an underwater art installation designed to protect marine life. Explore over 500 captivating sculptures while enjoying a six-hour adventure that includes equipment rental, transportation, and refreshments. Discover art and nature in harmony beneath the waves!
Enjoy the excitement of snorkeling an underwater museum.
Rates
Adult (Ages 13+): $3,400 MXN pesos ($170 USD)
Minimum of 4 people
Duration
6 hours
About Musa Sculpture Snorkel
- This underwater museum was created off the shores of Cancun to lessen the impact of reef destruction from novice divers. It created an area of habitat in an otherwise sandy uninhabited sea bottom.
- This site has over 500 sculptures of art to view.
What to Bring
- Please bring your bathing suit
- Please wear comfortable shoes
- Please bring a towel and a dry change of clothes
- $7 USD cash for dock fee
Include
- Full equipment rental
- Transportation from the dive shop and back
- National park bracelets
- Snacks/beverages
Adventure Tips
Bring Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin without harming marine life by using reef-safe sunscreen before your snorkel.
Arrive with Swimwear Ready
Wear your swimsuit under your clothes for a quick transition to the water and bring a towel for drying off afterward.
Respect the Sculptures
Avoid touching or disturbing the sculptures to preserve their integrity and the habitats they support.
Stay Hydrated
Bring water or drink provided refreshments to stay hydrated, especially under the tropical sun after snorkeling.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Queen angelfish
- Spotted eagle ray
History
The MUSA project was initiated in 2009 as an innovative conservation effort to divert divers from damaging natural coral reefs.
Conservation
By providing a controlled environment for snorkeling and diving, MUSA helps reduce human impact, encouraging reef recovery and protecting marine biodiversity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects your skin and the marine environment during exposed moments on the water.
summer specific
Snorkel vest
Provides extra buoyancy and safety throughout the six-hour journey.
Waterproof camera
Captures vivid underwater sculptures and marine life to relive the experience later.
Towel and dry clothes
Important for drying off and staying comfortable after snorkeling.