Puerto Rico Full-Day Cueva Ventana, Cueva Del Indio Indian Cave and Waterfall Adventure from San Juan
by Local Tourist Puerto Rico
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$310Overview
This full-day tour from San Juan lasts about nine to ten hours and includes visits to three locations on Puerto Rico's north coast. The first stop is Cueva Ventana, reached by a hike along a clear trail through a subtropical forest with limestone formations. Visitors spend approximately two hours inside this large cave system with a private guide who explains its geological features, ecosystem, and history. Afterward, the group travels to Cueva Del Indio, also known as the Indian Cave, where they hike along the beach and sandstone cliffs for about two hours. This area contains numerous Taino petroglyphs and provides panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. Guides offer information about Taino culture and assist guests in navigating the uneven surfaces inside the cave. The final destination is Rio Tanama, where participants trek about fifteen minutes through water and rock formations in a karst canyon to reach two waterfalls. At the waterfalls, guests can swim, go under the falls, or jump from cliffs; life jackets are provided for safety. If weather conditions make swimming unsafe, the group visits a nearby natural spring instead. The tour includes helmets, head lamps, life jackets, entry to Cueva Ventana park, and air-conditioned transportation. Lunch is not included, but there is a stop at a local restaurant serving Puerto Rican food. Close-toed shoes such as sneakers or Tevas are required for the cave visits. Moderate physical activity and basic swimming skills are necessary for this tour.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Cueva Ventana
The visit starts with a hike on a clean trail through a subtropical forest filled with lush vegetation and limestone formations. The small group explores Cueva Ventana cave system with a private guide, observing its geological features, ecosystem, and learning its history. Afterwards, the tour continues to a second cave offering views over the Arecibo River.
120 min
Rio Tanama
Participants trek about 15 minutes through water and karst rock formations in a canyon to reach Rio Tanama waterfalls. Here, guests can swim, go under the waterfalls, and optionally cliff jump. Life jackets are provided for safety. If weather conditions are unsafe for water activities, the group visits a natural spring instead.
60 min
Cueva Del Indio
This stop focuses on Taino Indian culture and history. The hike begins along the beach then ascends sandstone cliffs known as the seven arches. Visitors see petroglyphs at the cave entrance, which overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. Guides assist with navigating uneven surfaces inside the cave. Close-toed shoes are required for this hike.
120 min
Meeting point
If your are driving to San Juan, will meet at this location with available free street parking and private parking.
End point
If your are driving to San Juan, will meet at this location with available free street parking and private parking.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Puerto Rico Full-Day Cueva Ventana, Cueva Del Indio Indian Cave and Waterfall Adventure from San Juan
by Local Tourist Puerto Rico
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$310Overview
This full-day tour from San Juan lasts about nine to ten hours and includes visits to three locations on Puerto Rico's north coast. The first stop is Cueva Ventana, reached by a hike along a clear trail through a subtropical forest with limestone formations. Visitors spend approximately two hours inside this large cave system with a private guide who explains its geological features, ecosystem, and history. Afterward, the group travels to Cueva Del Indio, also known as the Indian Cave, where they hike along the beach and sandstone cliffs for about two hours. This area contains numerous Taino petroglyphs and provides panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. Guides offer information about Taino culture and assist guests in navigating the uneven surfaces inside the cave. The final destination is Rio Tanama, where participants trek about fifteen minutes through water and rock formations in a karst canyon to reach two waterfalls. At the waterfalls, guests can swim, go under the falls, or jump from cliffs; life jackets are provided for safety. If weather conditions make swimming unsafe, the group visits a nearby natural spring instead. The tour includes helmets, head lamps, life jackets, entry to Cueva Ventana park, and air-conditioned transportation. Lunch is not included, but there is a stop at a local restaurant serving Puerto Rican food. Close-toed shoes such as sneakers or Tevas are required for the cave visits. Moderate physical activity and basic swimming skills are necessary for this tour.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Cueva Ventana
The visit starts with a hike on a clean trail through a subtropical forest filled with lush vegetation and limestone formations. The small group explores Cueva Ventana cave system with a private guide, observing its geological features, ecosystem, and learning its history. Afterwards, the tour continues to a second cave offering views over the Arecibo River.
120 min
Rio Tanama
Participants trek about 15 minutes through water and karst rock formations in a canyon to reach Rio Tanama waterfalls. Here, guests can swim, go under the waterfalls, and optionally cliff jump. Life jackets are provided for safety. If weather conditions are unsafe for water activities, the group visits a natural spring instead.
60 min
Cueva Del Indio
This stop focuses on Taino Indian culture and history. The hike begins along the beach then ascends sandstone cliffs known as the seven arches. Visitors see petroglyphs at the cave entrance, which overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. Guides assist with navigating uneven surfaces inside the cave. Close-toed shoes are required for this hike.
120 min
Meeting point
If your are driving to San Juan, will meet at this location with available free street parking and private parking.
End point
If your are driving to San Juan, will meet at this location with available free street parking and private parking.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.