Located near Tortuguero, this biological station offers guided tours to learn about the region's flora and fauna. Visitors can also enjoy activities such as birdwatching, wildlife viewing, and exploring the surrounding rainforest.

A black-sand beach that is part of the Tortuguero National Park, it’s famous for being a nesting site for sea turtles. Visitors can watch the turtles nest during the season, or simply enjoy the beautiful, tranquil beach atmosphere.

A popular eco-lodge located near the Tortuguero National Park, Pachira Lodge offers guided tours of the canals, jungle walks, and night tours to observe the area’s nocturnal creatures. The lodge provides an immersive nature experience.

A tranquil spot perfect for exploring the area by canoe. Cano Blanco provides an opportunity to paddle through the wetlands and discover the abundant wildlife that inhabits this peaceful ecosystem, including capuchin monkeys and toucans.

A conservation center dedicated to protecting sea turtles, the Sea Turtle Conservancy offers educational tours about turtle nesting, the conservation efforts, and the different species of sea turtles found in Tortuguero. It’s a great spot to learn about these endangered creatures.

The primary mode of exploration in Tortuguero, these canals offer boat tours through the rainforest, where visitors can spot wildlife, including caimans, turtles, and tropical birds. The boat tours provide an intimate experience of the area's ecosystem.

A quaint village offering a glimpse of local life. Visitors can stroll through its colorful streets, interact with friendly locals, and enjoy freshly made coconut ice cream. It’s the perfect base for exploring the nearby park and canals.

A vast park known for its rich biodiversity and turtle nesting sites. Visitors can explore the canals by boat, spot wildlife like monkeys and sloths, and enjoy the serene jungle surroundings. The park is famous for its sea turtle nesting during certain months.