What is Cueva del Tigre de Las Matas de Farfán (Sector La Loma del Tigre) (Tiger's Cave)?
Tiger's Cave in La Loma del Tigre is a natural gem near Las Matas de Farfán. Its striking rock formations and underground galleries beckon adventurers and eco‑tourists alike. Perfect for guided hiking and spelunking, it offers a direct encounter with the area’s unique geology. An authentic destination to experience the best of ecotourism in San Juan, away from the hustle, connecting you with the region’s natural history at every step.
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A karst cavity on La Loma del Tigre formed by the dissolution of limestone. According to local oral tradition, it served as a historic refuge for maroons (cimarrones) and a ceremonial site for the Taíno people. The name references the former presence of ‘tigers’ (jaguars/pumas) in the area. Today it is an adventure‑tourism and hiking attraction in the Sierra de Neiba, managed by community guides from Las Matas de Farfán.

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