FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Get the facts before you drive to Arecibo. Read our answers to the most common visitor questions.
Is Cueva Ventana open right now?
The attraction officially reopened in May 2024 as 'Aventura Cueva Ventana'. It has recently opened Wednesday to Sunday, about 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM; check before you go.
How much does it cost to go to Cueva Ventana?
Adult admission is $29 plus tax. Tickets for children aged 3 to 10 cost $10 plus tax. See Tickets for tour options.
Can you go to Cueva Ventana without a tour?
No. You must take the guided walking tour to enter the cave. The admission fee covers the guide, helmet, and flashlight.
How long is the hike to Cueva Ventana?
The trail is approximately 1,000 meters (0.6 miles) round-trip. The average duration of the walking tour is 90 minutes.
Are kids allowed at Cueva Ventana?
Children aged 3 to 10 can join for a reduced rate. Children under 3 years old are strictly prohibited due to insurance rules. Read Visiting with Kids for more details.
How to get to Cueva Ventana from San Juan?
Drive 75 minutes via PR-22 West to PR-10 South, exiting at Km 75. You can also book third-party transport. Check Getting There.
What should I wear to Cueva Ventana?
Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. Wear comfortable hiking clothes that can get dirty, as the trails may be muddy. Read What to Wear.
Is Cueva Ventana safe?
Yes, but you must follow rules. Helmets and flashlights are mandatory. You must be physically able to walk on uneven rock terrain and climb stairs.
Why was Cueva Ventana closed?
It closed for significant renovations and management updates. It reopened in May 2024 under the name 'Aventura Cueva Ventana'.
Can you see bats in Cueva Ventana?
Yes. The cave contains resident bat colonies. Visitors are instructed to avoid loud noises and not to shine flashlights directly at their roosts.
Is Window Cave the same as Cueva Ventana?
Yes. 'Cueva Ventana' is the local Spanish name, which translates directly to 'Window Cave' in English.