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Tortuguero: Turtle Nesting Night Tour|Costa Rica
Tortuguero: Turtle Nesting Night Tour|Costa Rica
Tortuguero: Turtle Nesting Night Tour|Costa Rica

Tortuguero: Turtle Nesting Night Tour|Costa Rica


Duración del itinerario:2 horas
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  • Experience the magic of watching sea turtles lay their eggs on the beach
  • Learn about the nesting process of sea turtles from a local guide
  • Witness the effort of one of the longest living species on the planet
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Sightseeing Tours

Tour TypeShared tour
Tour typesGuided tour
Meal arrangementArrange yourself
SeasonalSummer Festival
Sightseeing typeEco-tourism
TransportWalking

Product Info

Admire the effort of one of the longest living species on the planet to ensure its survival. Observe the nesting process of sea turtles on a night tour in Tortuguero, accompanied by a local guide who will explain the process.

Meet your guide and head to the shelter meeting point at the jungle (close to the beach) then meet with the spotters, after, the spotter authorization we head beach to watch the sea turtles as they lay their eggs, eggs compactation, nest camouflage or to see a turtle returning to the sea. Learn about the actions that are taking place in the world of sea turtles during their nesting season from July 1st to October 31st

Be advised it is possible that we don't get to see a turtle.

You will be allowed to observe 4 of the 7 processes that the turtle performs while nesting on the beach.

These 4 processes are:

1. Laying eggs
2. Compacting the eggs
3. Camouflaging the nest
4. Returning to the sea

Of course, we cannot promise you will see all of the processes, since it depends on the turtle and how she feels.

To observe a sea turtle nesting, she must be relaxed and have arrived about 1 hour earlier. That is how long it takes a turtle to start laying eggs, and it is the ideal time to approach her and enjoy this unique event. This year, the National Park has implemented significant changes to the system used to allocate schedules, which unfortunately makes it challenging for us to specify or modify the tour time directly through the KKday platform.

How the process now works:

Tour guides are required to pay the park entrance fee (included in the tour price – \$7 per person) between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM. At 5:00 PM, the park holds a lottery to assign beach sectors and time slots to the guides. These assignments are managed entirely by the park, meaning we do not have the ability to select the exact time. However, we will certainly keep our fingers crossed and do everything possible to honor the schedule as close to your expectations as we can.

There are two possible tour slots:

* **8:00 PM Tour – Meeting time: 7:15 PM**
* **10:00 PM Tour – Meeting time: 9:15 PM**

At the beginning of the season, turtle sightings can be infrequent, and there is even a chance that no turtles will appear. Therefore, the second time slot (10:00 PM) increases the chance of seeing a sea turtle.

If you are comfortable proceeding with the booking under these conditions – knowing in advance that we cannot guarantee a specific time and that the later slot may improve your chances – we kindly ask you to confirm your acceptance either through this channel or via WhatsApp.

You will receive final confirmation of your tour time via email or WhatsApp after 6:00 PM.

What's included?

Local guide
Explanation of the nesting process
Entry fee $7

What's not included?

Rubber boots (if needed)
Poncho (if needed)
Mosquito repellent (if needed)
Transport from resorts to our meeting point, return transport, or both (if needed)

Información de compra

Reminders

  • Not Suitable For: People with back problems

  • Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments

  • Not Suitable For: People with heart problems

  • Not Suitable For: People with a cold

  • Not Suitable For: People prone to seasickness

  • Not Suitable For: People with recent surgeries

  • Not Suitable For: People over 95 years

  • What To Bring: Comfortable shoes

  • What To Bring: Snacks

  • What To Bring: Drinks

  • What To Bring: Hiking shoes

  • What To Bring: Jacket

  • What To Bring: Rain gear

  • What To Bring: Long-sleeved shirt

  • What To Bring: Long pants

  • What To Bring: Cash

  • What To Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing

  • What To Bring: Clothes that can get dirty

  • What To Bring: Flashlight

  • What To Bring: Personal medication

  • What To Bring: Closed-toe shoes

  • What To Bring: Reusable water bottle

  • What To Bring: Waterproof bag

  • What To Bring: Trekking gear

  • Not Allowed: Sandals or flip flops

  • Not Allowed: Pets

  • Not Allowed: Shorts

  • Not Allowed: Weapons or sharp objects

  • Not Allowed: Cameras

  • Not Allowed: Smoking

  • Not Allowed: Drones

  • Not Allowed: Selfie sticks

  • Not Allowed: Professional cameras

  • Not Allowed: Vaping

  • Not Allowed: Flash photography

  • Not Allowed: Alcohol and drugs

  • Not Allowed: Waterproof cameras

  • Not Allowed: Sprays or Aerosols

  • Not Allowed: Unaccompanied minors

  • Not Allowed: Video recording

  • Not Allowed: Slippers

  • Not Allowed: Touching marine life

  • Not Allowed: Electronic devices

  • Not Allowed: Cellphones

  • Not Allowed: Photography inside

  • Not Allowed: Ripped clothing

  • Not Allowed: Alcoholic drinks in the vehicle

  • Not Allowed: Strong fragrances

  • Not Allowed: Touching the exhibits

  • Not Allowed: Touching animals

  • Not Allowed: Tablets/iPads

  • Not Allowed: Making noise

  • Not Allowed: Audio recording

  • Not Allowed: Party groups

  • Not Allowed: Making fire

  • Not Allowed: Bare feet

  • Not Allowed: See-through clothing

  • Not Allowed: Speakers

  • Not Allowed: Touching plants

  • Know Before You Go: Wear black clothes, long pants, and hiking shoes; do not wear white clothes

  • Know Before You Go: Bring $6 per person in cash in case we need to change our beach sector. This happens when there are no turtles in our beach sector, but there may be turtles in other parts of the beach up to 8 kilometers away. A boat would then be required, and it is not included in the price

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