Ayo Rock Formations

Free parking and free entry. You can view some ancient rock drawings and walk along a path leading through large tonalite boulders on an outcrop. There is one tricky spot to get through where you need to get through a narrow opening requiring you have to keep your head low and step up a bit higher to proceed towards the exit.

Only a few people there at the same time. A lot of steps up, but a nice view and a cool little covered area with shade near the end of the walkway. There was shade and places to sit before we started up the stairs. There were also short paths off to the side with interesting rocks.

If you only have time for Ayo or Casibari, visit Ayo- it’s a way longer and more involved walk/climb through the rocks and very cool. I recommend coming later in the afternoon- we went around 4 and there was just one other party there. Don’t miss the nearby rock/cave with the indigenous markings too- very cool to see.

American traveler here. We spent maybe 45 minutes walking and taking photos. If you're in shape you could climb the rocks and do more. Very cool photo ops on rocks or in rocks. Not many people around in the morning. They had bathrooms but they were locked up. No fee. Just walk on in.

There were plenty of rock formations to see. The ground is very uneven due to coral and stone walk ways. You definitely have to watch your step. I found out the hard way. There's beautiful things to see.

Super interesting place to stop off … the Indian paintings are super cool . Plenty of parking and there are toilets there too . Some great views from up on the top !

Very cool rock formations with cave art, and wildlife Very quiet and few visitors while we were there Some picnic areas and restrooms. No vendors.

Well maintained paths lead you through the area in just 10 minutes or so. Recommend taking the path to th right to see the very cool indigenous rock paintings first. The path between rocks can be snug in parts and watch ypur head, but it's an easy loop. I very much enjoyed it.