Take a journey back in time on a visit to Cueva del Indio, a cave on the Arecibo coastline. Named “Indian Cave,” the limestone cavern boasts numerous petroglyphs made by the Taino people in the pre-Columbian era. Take a trip through rural Puerto Rico to reach the rocky Arecibo coast and the spacious open-air cavern on the waterfront. You can join a guided tour to learn more about the fascinating carvings and their history, or enjoy ocean views highlighted by rocky cliffs, crashing waves, and stone arches. Work out when and for how long to visit Cueva del Indio and other Arecibo attractions using our handy Arecibo day trip site.
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Cueva del Indio reviews
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Defintely worth going but would suggest having good hiking shoes. Also, don't need to pay, when you see the VIP sign for parking, know that you need to backtrack and find the official entrance to...
Defintely worth going but would suggest having good hiking shoes. Also, don't need to pay, when you see the VIP sign for parking, know that you need to backtrack and find the official entrance to... more »
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This was my favorite part of my trip to Puerto Rico. I didn't need to pay for a guide or any 'fee' just drive past the touristy spot to a sign and roadside parking. Walk down the beach, toward some.... more
This was my favorite part of my trip to Puerto Rico. I didn't need to pay for a guide or any 'fee' just drive past the touristy spot to a sign and roadside parking. Walk down the beach, toward some.... more »
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Amazing ocean views and crazy caves to climb around. But please watch your step there are legit craters you can fall into. I did not attempt to climb into the cave although I saw many people coming out. Not a fan of close quarters. The view from atop is amazing. Way high up. Some of the holes in the rocks are super big and could be dangerous. Pay attention up there.
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Beautiful place to visit. Need to be careful walking around the area (kids can go but I do not recommend the little ones, if you take them keep an eye on them!!! There’s a few holes where they can fall 10 to 15 feet high. To get to the natural pool inside the cave you need to climb down rocks which is challenging. It cost $10.00 per person Breathe taking arch as well. Everything was worth! Second time visiting and will be back.
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