TORTUGUERO COSTA RICA

TORTUGUERO NATIONAL PARK

Tortuguero National Park is the main nature tourism destination in Costa Rica. It is located in the Northern Caribbean region and is an extensive wetland of primary forests bordered by a wild sea, home to 52 species of freshwater fish and 160 species of mammals.

TURTLES

Tortuguero Beach is the most important nesting site for the green sea turtle. Thanks to the efforts of the Tortuguero community, the hotel sector, and the National Park administration, the number of turtles has grown considerably in recent years.

Other turtle species, such as the leatherback and hawksbill, also nest on this beach, although in smaller numbers.

CARIBBEAN SEA

The Caribbean Sea is an integral part of our park, stretching along a seemingly endless five-kilometer beach. Its dark sands and powerful waves create a breathtaking and dramatic landscape, where nature displays all its splendor.

This natural space is home to a wide variety of fauna: coastal birds that fly over the horizon, crabs that move among the sand, and, in season, small turtles that emerge from the nest to head to the ocean, a spectacle that connects our guests with the most authentic cycles of nature.