Cueva del Indio Beach

Cueva Ventana “Window Cave”

Cueva Ventana, or “window cave,” is a popular tourist attraction in Arecibo, Puerto Rico. It has trained biologists on staff who provide guided tours of the natural cave, which contains insects, snakes, and bats. Tour guides also discuss the plants on the site, some of which are near extinction. Visitors get to learn about the history of the original Taino Indians during the 45-minute walk.

Cueva Ventana is a cultural landmark being share with people from all over the world. The facilities are safe and clean, and are maintain at the highest standards possible in order to ensure everyone has a pleasant, memorable visit. Visitors get to interact with nature in a safe way during the tour, and the magnificent view overlooking the Rio Grande de Arecibo valley which is breathtaking for everyone who makes the trek.

How to get there:
Take Route 22 and exit at Route 10 North (toward the ocean). Turn right onto RT 2, go over bridges. At the light, make a left and then a quick right to get onto Road 681 (you’ll see signs for 681). Follow Road 681 until KM 7.8 or so. There is a sign across the road and on the left caves or Cueva del Indio . Pull into the dirt driveway and park.