A quiet, more remote alternative to larger sites, Pomoná will be of special interest to history and archaeology buffs alike.

Wear comfortable shoes and pack a waterproof jacket if visiting during the rainy season.

There’s on-site parking, restrooms, and a museum at Pomoná.

Entry is free and you’re likely to have the entire place to yourself, especially midweek.

Pomoná ruins are not easily accessible for wheelchair users, although the small on-site museum might be.