Arecibo Lighthouse & Historical Park
A coastal cultural theme park with a historic lighthouse, Taíno village, replica ships, pirate displays, aquarium, and children’s water area.
Arecibo is one of Puerto Rico's oldest cities, pairing northern beaches and limestone caves with the historic identity of Villa del Capitán Correa.
A coastal cultural theme park with a historic lighthouse, Taíno village, replica ships, pirate displays, aquarium, and children’s water area.
A rugged coastal cave and cliff landscape containing a major concentration of pre-Columbian petroglyphs.
A museum and cultural space associated with Puerto Rican novelist and physician Manuel Zeno Gandía in Arecibo.
A karst forest with rugged trails, caves, native wildlife, and an important Puerto Rican parrot recovery area.
A practical Arecibo shopping center with retail, dining, services, and convenient access from the north-coast highway.
A north-coast state forest with trails, limestone terrain, picnic facilities, birdlife, and popular mountain-bike routes.
Puerto Rico’s only operating drive-in cinema preserves a classic family movie-night experience in Arecibo’s Santana neighborhood.
A compact Arecibo beach beside the lighthouse where a rock barrier can form a scenic Atlantic pool.
A limestone cave whose enormous window frames the Rio Grande de Arecibo valley and northern karst landscape.
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