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Chacuey River Taíno Petroglyphs
National Monument · Law 452-69

Chacuey River Taíno Petroglyphs

Chacuey River

The Chacuey River Petroglyphs are rock engravings made by the Taíno people, the indigenous inhabitants of Hispaniola before European arrival. They are an invaluable testament to their cosmology and art.

Declared a National Monument under Law 452-69. The visit connects with the pre-Columbian roots of the island in an extraordinary natural setting.

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