Tortuguero National Park
Explore one of Costa Rica’s most distinctive protected areas: a vast Caribbean landscape of rainforest, rivers, lagoons and natural canals.
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THE EXPERIENCE
Enter Costa Rica’s Caribbean canal country.
Created in 1975, Tortuguero National Park protects an extraordinary wetland ecosystem and globally important sea-turtle nesting beaches. Much of the visitor experience takes place on water, where small boats, canoes and kayaks move through forest-lined canals.
What to expect
Expect dense tropical vegetation and opportunities to observe monkeys, aquatic birds, reptiles and other wildlife. Sea-turtle nesting is seasonal and regulated.
Good to know
Access to Tortuguero is primarily by boat or air; wildlife sightings are never guaranteed.