MUSA Underwater Art Museum Snorkeling & Glass-Bottom Boat Experience

The glass-bottom boat in this tour is more like a small submarine-style enclosed cabin. It’s a fully sealed environment, and the boat is constantly swaying underwater due to the currents. Watching the sea plants through the glass moving back and forth can easily cause dizziness. If you’re someone who gets motion sickness—whether from cars or boats—this activity is really not recommended. We ended up getting quite seasick and even vomited, which made it impossible for us to continue with the snorkeling afterward. In the end, the whole experience felt like a wasted trip. Through the glass-bottom boat, we could hardly see anything that could be considered a “museum” as advertised—perhaps that part is only visible during the snorkeling experience we unfortunately weren’t able to complete.