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Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio — Attraction in Arecibo

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Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio
Arecibo, 00612, Puerto Rico
Cueva del Indio (Alternativa)
F9V6+2V, Arecibo, 00612, Puerto Rico
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La Herencia
PR-681, Arecibo, 00612, Puerto Rico
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Caracoles Beach
F9VF+6WM, Islote, Arecibo 00612, Puerto Rico
Cueva del Indio DWS (Deep Water Solo)
F9V7+C9R, Arecibo, 00612, Puerto Rico
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Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio
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Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio

F9V5+39, Arecibo 00612, Puerto Rico
4.2(16)
Open until 12:00 AM
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Off the beaten path
attractions: Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio, Cueva del Indio (Alternativa), restaurants: La Herencia, local businesses: Caracoles Beach, Cueva del Indio DWS (Deep Water Solo)
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Nearby attractions of Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio

Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio

Cueva del Indio (Alternativa)

Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio

Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio

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Cueva del Indio (Alternativa)

Cueva del Indio (Alternativa)

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Nearby restaurants of Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio

La Herencia

La Herencia

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Caracoles Beach

Cueva del Indio DWS (Deep Water Solo)

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Jimmer WagnerJimmer Wagner
Very nice reserve close to Arecibo. Definitely worth your time. Went on a Sunday late afternoon. Few things rocking this down from a 5 star rating: area around it a bit sketchy, costs $10 a person to enter (not big money, but the principle of paying for something that seems like it should be free), the attendant a little rude, they close at 5 PM, and I have seen lots similar lanscapes in my travels. Really good; just not great. Do suggest wearing sneakers as the rocks are fairly jagged. The arches area the best part of it. And the beach close to the entrance has nice tide pools. Spent about 45 mins, which seems like a reasonable amount of time for just about all. And not really much hiking involved, and the inclines can be handled by older crowd as I saw several such individuals at the top. Good breezes and not too hot on a early-ish November day.
Irene SmithIrene Smith
This is am important place for the world. It preserves the history of our ancestors. Unfortunately there are some very dishonest people who put up extensive barriers and barricades and tell people they have to pay $10 per person to see what is a public right. It's gross and I didn't stand for it. I walked right by and saw all this splendor for free. They screamed at me but I kept smiling and walking right on by. I didn't park in the parking lot. I didn't use any of their services; I just saw what I have a right and a duty to see. It was beautiful and inspiring. I highly recommend a visit but be prepared to be unjustly charged by a scoundrel, or just smile and observe and prepare for a very hostile response.
Youn BYoun B
Must-visit place while you’re in PR! The entrance fee (including parking) is $10. The view is amazing from every side, both inside and outside of the cave. Unfortunately, I couldn’t explore deeper inside as a 5’2” woman with short arms and legs lol — I freaked out because the rocks were so slippery, and I couldn’t reach side to side. But you can still easily see traces of the Taíno people!
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Very nice reserve close to Arecibo. Definitely worth your time. Went on a Sunday late afternoon. Few things rocking this down from a 5 star rating: area around it a bit sketchy, costs $10 a person to enter (not big money, but the principle of paying for something that seems like it should be free), the attendant a little rude, they close at 5 PM, and I have seen lots similar lanscapes in my travels. Really good; just not great. Do suggest wearing sneakers as the rocks are fairly jagged. The arches area the best part of it. And the beach close to the entrance has nice tide pools. Spent about 45 mins, which seems like a reasonable amount of time for just about all. And not really much hiking involved, and the inclines can be handled by older crowd as I saw several such individuals at the top. Good breezes and not too hot on a early-ish November day.
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This is am important place for the world. It preserves the history of our ancestors. Unfortunately there are some very dishonest people who put up extensive barriers and barricades and tell people they have to pay $10 per person to see what is a public right. It's gross and I didn't stand for it. I walked right by and saw all this splendor for free. They screamed at me but I kept smiling and walking right on by. I didn't park in the parking lot. I didn't use any of their services; I just saw what I have a right and a duty to see. It was beautiful and inspiring. I highly recommend a visit but be prepared to be unjustly charged by a scoundrel, or just smile and observe and prepare for a very hostile response.
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Must-visit place while you’re in PR! The entrance fee (including parking) is $10. The view is amazing from every side, both inside and outside of the cave. Unfortunately, I couldn’t explore deeper inside as a 5’2” woman with short arms and legs lol — I freaked out because the rocks were so slippery, and I couldn’t reach side to side. But you can still easily see traces of the Taíno people!
Youn B

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4.0
10w

Very nice reserve close to Arecibo. Definitely worth your time. Went on a Sunday late afternoon. Few things rocking this down from a 5 star rating: area around it a bit sketchy, costs $10 a person to enter (not big money, but the principle of paying for something that seems like it should be free), the attendant a little rude, they close at 5 PM, and I have seen lots similar lanscapes in my travels. Really good; just not great. Do suggest wearing sneakers as the rocks are fairly jagged. The arches area the best part of it. And the beach close to the entrance has nice tide pools. Spent about 45 mins, which seems like a reasonable amount of time for just about all. And not really much hiking involved, and the inclines can be handled by older crowd as I saw several such individuals at the top. Good breezes and not too hot on a early-ish...

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14w

This is am important place for the world. It preserves the history of our ancestors. Unfortunately there are some very dishonest people who put up extensive barriers and barricades and tell people they have to pay $10 per person to see what is a public right. It's gross and I didn't stand for it. I walked right by and saw all this splendor for free. They screamed at me but I kept smiling and walking right on by. I didn't park in the parking lot. I didn't use any of their services; I just saw what I have a right and a duty to see. It was beautiful and inspiring. I highly recommend a visit but be prepared to be unjustly charged by a scoundrel, or just smile and observe and prepare for a very...

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5.0
17w

This experience is truly breath taking ! I don’t know why people are complaining about paying the man in the entrance just 10 bucks, his instructions and tips were very helpful and without spoiling he’ll tell you ways to keep safe throughout your journey.

Getting into the hole is doable but since there is no more latter there it’s a little difficult to come all the way down. However it is very possible if you’re on the taller side and wear good grip sneakers.

Even if you don’t get to go inside there’s still so much to enjoy around and on it. Definitely go and check this one off your...

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