moderate
3–4 hours
Suitable for most individuals with moderate fitness; some walking on uneven terrain and short hiking involved.
Explore Puerto Rico's dramatic Cueva Ventana and the serene Tanamá River Waterfall on a private adventure. Swim, hike, and take in unforgettable views on this perfect blend of excitement and relaxation.
Cave and Waterfall
Embark on an unforgettable adventure in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, starting at the stunning Cueva Ventana, where breathtaking views await. Then, unwind at the serene Tanamá River Waterfall, a hidden paradise perfect for swimming and relaxation. This tour beautifully blends awe-inspiring landscapes with peaceful moments in nature.
Experience the natural wonders of Arecibo, Puerto Rico, on this unforgettable tour with Local Tourist. Begin your journey at the iconic Cueva Ventana, a breathtaking cave perched high above the Río Grande de Arecibo. As you explore this limestone cave, you’ll be rewarded with one of the most spectacular panoramic views on the island, framed perfectly by the “window” of the cave’s opening. After soaking in the scenery, continue your adventure to the serene Tanamá River Waterfall, a hidden gem nestled in the lush karst landscape. Here, you can relax by the cascading waters, take a refreshing swim, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature. This tour is perfect for those looking to combine breathtaking vistas with a peaceful retreat into Puerto Rico’s natural beauty.
Water shoes provide excellent grip for slippery rocks near the waterfall and inside the cave.
Arriving early helps you enjoy Cueva Ventana’s views and the waterfall’s peaceful atmosphere before visitors increase.
Keep your electronics and valuables dry while swimming or exploring wet areas on the trail.
Tropical sun can be intense; carry water and apply sunscreen regularly for comfort and protection.
Cueva Ventana has cultural significance as a landmark used by indigenous Taíno tribes who once inhabited the region.
Efforts to preserve the natural environment around Tanamá River focus on limiting visitor impact and maintaining water quality to protect local ecosystems.
Protect your feet from slippery and rocky surfaces near the waterfall and inside the cave.
summer specific
Useful for unexpected showers common in Puerto Rico’s spring season.
spring specific
Keep your belongings dry while swimming or moving through wet areas.
Protect your skin from strong tropical sun during outdoor activities.