Explore Tortuguero, land of incredible biological diversity; where at night, from July to September, impressive Green Sea Turtles (Chelonia Mydas) nest on the beach at Tortuguero, the most important site in the occidental half of the Caribbean for the nesting of this amazing turtles.

Tortuguero, is a navigable network of lake and canals that cross the National Park from Southeast to Northwest

On your free time, you might want to stroll by the beach in front of the Lodge, sit on the sand to feel the magic of the ocean and admire this almost-endless loking palm lined beach.

Tortuguero, is a navigable network of lake and canals that cross the National Park from Southeast to Northwest and accessible only by boat or air. The are no roads to get here!

A tropical sanctuary for more than 300 different species of birds and natural habitat for an amazing array of wildlife; such as monkeys, crocodiles and iguanas, among many others. Discover the lush vegetation that abounds in the midst of the Rainforest.

A tropical sanctuary for more than 300 different species of birds and natural habitat for an amazing array of wildlife

Spider Monkey. Nature lovers can observe the virgin forest, many species of birds, mammals and reptiles

Crocodiles . Nature lovers can observe the virgin forest, many species of birds, mammals and reptiles

Tortuguero, is a navigable network of lake and canals that cross the National Park from Southeast to Northwest and accessible only by boat or air. The are no roads to get here!

Tortuguero, is a navigable network of lake and canals that cross the National Park from Southeast to Northwest

Tortuguero, is a navigable network of lake and canals that cross the National Park from Southeast to Northwest

Tortuguero, is a navigable network of lake and canals that cross the National Park from Southeast to Northwest

Daily departure tour packages from San José include land & boat transportation, lodging for your selected number of nights, all meals, boat tours on the Canals and walks in private trail, lead by a professional guide.

The area is part of the ecosystem known as "very humid Tropical Rain forest", where rainfall averages 197 inches (5.000 mm) per year, but it can go up to 236 inches (6.000 mm) in some parts. Elevation goes from sea level to 1.020 fee (311 meters) in the Tortuguero Hill (Sierpe Hill). Climate is warm and humid, average annual temperature is 80oF (36oC).

Anhinga. Nature lovers can observe the virgin forest, many species of birds, mammals and reptiles

Sloth. Nature lovers can observe the virgin forest, many species of birds, mammals and reptiles

Crocodiles . Nature lovers can observe the virgin forest, many species of birds, mammals and reptiles

As Ree Strange Sheck said in her Book "Costa Rica: A Natural Destination": “With very little imagination, you can see yourself as Hepburn or Bogart on the African Queen as you wind your way through the rivers and canals to Tortuguero National Park...”