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Step back in time on a fascinating full-day exploration of Puerto Rico’s indigenous heritage, led by a knowledgeable archaeologist. This immersive journey takes you through 5,000 years of the island’s history, revealing the myths and traditions that shaped its earliest cultures.
Your adventure begins with convenient hotel pickup in the San Juan metro area before heading to the Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park in Utuado. Here, you’ll walk among ancient ceremonial courts and learn about the Taino people’s legendary ball game, Batey, at the most important archaeological site in the Caribbean.
Next, travel to the lush Coabey Valley of Jayuya to discover La Piedra Escrita, a massive granite boulder carved with mysterious petroglyphs. This scenic spot on the Saliente River offers a unique glimpse into the spiritual world of Puerto Rico’s first inhabitants.
The tour continues to Arecibo, where you’ll visit two emblematic caves: Cueva del Indio and Cueva Ventana. Marvel at intricate rock art and evidence of early human life as your guide shares captivating stories about the island’s indigenous past.
With small group sizes capped at six, you’ll enjoy a personalized experience with expert insights throughout the day. Hotel pickup and drop-off, as well as transportation by private vehicle, are included for your comfort. Secure your spot now to uncover Puerto Rico’s ancient secrets and connect with its living history.
