A vast underwater sculpture of a kneeling young Bahamian girl holding up the surface of the sea, lying in five metres of water off the western coast of New Providence. The work is by Jason deCaires Taylor, the British sculptor who pioneered the technique, and was installed in 2014 as a snorkelling-accessible artwork-cum-artificial-reef.
The site is reached by boat from Lyford Cay or by guided snorkel trip from Nassau marinas. Visibility is generally excellent; you do not need to dive to see it. Marine growth has accumulated over the years, partly obscuring the surface but adding to the strange effect of human stone being slowly reclaimed.