A very popular tourist location is Tortuguero on the northern Caribbean coast, a wildlife-rich, lowland rainforest of canals and waterways usually explored by boat. Wildlife is easily seen, including many species of bird, three-toed sloth, caiman, river turtle and capuchin, squirrel and spider monkeys. Green and hawksbill turtles nest on the beaches from June to September, while leatherbacks and loggerheads come ashore from March to May. One cannot swim off the long, windswept beaches since there are dangerous rip tides, but they certainly make for long scenic walks.
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Tortuguero National Park
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Accommodation Near
Tortuguero National Park
Set in lush gardens on the other side of the canal from Torguguero beach.
Sits within 14 acres of beautiful gardens and wooded grounds facing the Tortuguero lagoon, home to an abundance of fauna and flora.
One of the best options in Tortuguero for those looking for luxury
One of the newer properties in the Tortuguero area and just five minutes by boat from the entrance to Tortuguero National Park