Centro Ceremonial Indígena de Tibes
Archaeological site · South coastNot verified: Scores estimated from public sources, pending an on-site check: they may change.
One of the oldest ceremonial sites in the Antilles, found in 1975 after a storm flooded the Portugués river: ballcourts and plazas of the Igneri and pre-Taíno peoples, a reconstructed village and a museum, in a quiet park north of Ponce.
Score by profile
How scores workMust-see
88
History
100
Photos
83
Family
71
Ratings
- Access4/5
- Significance5/5
An icon of Puerto Rico (World Heritage, national landmark)
- Appeal4/5
- Learning5/5
Museum, exhibition or a quality guided tour
- Comfort3/5
Some walking or heat
- Tranquility5/5
Almost deserted
Practical info
- Visit
- 1–3 h
- Entrance fee
Run by Municipio Autónomo de Ponce
Amenities
- Parking
- Restrooms
- Guided tours
Tips
- The tour is outdoors: bring a hat and insect repellent.