Colonial Natá de los Caballeros Tour
Visit the oldest continuously active church in the Americas, founded in 1522. The Basílica Menor Santiago Apóstol features wooden altars carved by indigenous artisans with feathered serpents, tropical fruits, and leaves — a unique fusion of European Catholic and pre-Columbian art. The colonial town retains its authentic character intact.
Highlights
- Oldest continuously active church in the Americas (1522)
- Unique altars with fused indigenous-Catholic art
- Authentic, quiet colonial town away from mass tourism
- Combines perfectly with El Caño Archaeological Park
Best Time to Visit
Year-round. Dry season (December-April) ideal for walking through the town.
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