La Cueva del Indio is said to contain the largest number of petroglyphs found along the coastal zone. In 1992, the Planning Board of Puerto Rico designated Cueva del Indio as a Natural Reserve. Since then, the cave is...
It is located in the northeastern tip of Puerto Rico, in the municipality of Fajardo. The word which translates as ‘heads’—refers to three head-like rocky promontories that extend from the mainland into the Atlantic Ocean. Although the Conservation Trust of...
It is a natural pool of thermal water rich in minerals that reaches the surface through an extinct volcano. Many people claim that this water is good for the skin and has healing qualities. Coamo, established by Spanish settlers as...
