Discover Puerto Rico’s stunning waterfalls and ancient caves on this unforgettable tour. Dive into clear waters and uncover Taíno petroglyphs—an adventure that combines nature, history, and adventure in Arecibo.
7.5 hours • For all ages! • Minimum of 3 people required per booking
Embark on a thrilling 7.5-hour adventure in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, where you'll explore the stunning Tanamá River and its breathtaking waterfalls. Enjoy a refreshing swim and capture unforgettable moments before visiting the ancient Cueva del Indio, adorned with Taíno petroglyphs. Experience nature and history in one unforgettable journey!
7.5 Hours
We head West to the northern town of Arecibo. First we will visit the beatiful Tanamá river, located on the Limestone region of Puerto Rico. Once there we will see the first waterfall in La Planta ward, then we will hike upstream to the impressive second waterfall for some swimming and lots of 'Instagramable' moments.
We will have lunch in a local restaurant (not included). In the afternoon we will visit Cueva del Indio. An impressive geological feature and archeological site in front of the Atlantic Ocean. This huge rock structure was formed millions of years ago along Arecibo's coastline. Some of its walls have petroglyphs of the Taíno culture, the original inhabitants of the islands of Puerto Rico.
Thank you for choosing us as your tour operator. Remember to wear sports clothing, sneakers with grip, boots or Teva/Keen type outdoor sandals. Have your swimsuit underneath your clothing, bring a change of clothing and towels. Sunblock, hat and a backpack are highly recommended. You will get wet at least to your knees. Remember to eat something for breakfast. Bring at least two bottles of water. Do not bring any valuable jewelry that you can lose. Please let us now ahead any particular diet or allergy so we can make the proper arrangements with the restaurant.
Sturdy, water-resistant shoes with good grip are essential for river crossings and rocky terrain.
A waterproof bag or case keeps your phone and valuables dry during river swims and cave visits.
Carry plenty of water to stay refreshed in the tropical climate, especially during hikes.
Avoid touching or disturbing petroglyphs and respect the cultural significance of the cave.
The Cueva del Indio contains petroglyphs dating back over 1,000 years, created by the Taíno people.
Nátura PR Inc. emphasizes eco-friendly practices, supporting local conservation efforts and minimizing environmental impact.
Ideal for navigating wet rocks and river crossings.
Keeps your electronics and belongings dry during water activities.
Protect yourself from sun exposure during outdoor excursions.
Adjust to changing temperatures during hikes and cave visits.