Centro Ceremonial Indígena de Caguana
Archaeological site · Central mountainsNot verified: Scores estimated from public sources, pending an on-site check: they may change.
The largest Taíno ceremonial site in the Caribbean, in the mountains of Utuado: a dozen ballcourts (bateyes) lined with stones carved with petroglyphs, used around 1200 AD, with a small museum and a garden of native plants.
Score by profile
How scores workMust-see
83
History
89
Photos
79
Family
68
Ratings
- Access3/5
Parking is tricky or a walk is needed
- Significance5/5
An icon of Puerto Rico (World Heritage, national landmark)
- Appeal4/5
- Learning4/5
- Comfort4/5
- Tranquility5/5
Almost deserted
Practical info
- Visit
- Under 1 h
Run by Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña
Amenities
- Parking
- Restrooms
Tips
- The petroglyphs are easier to see in the morning light.