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Laguna Lodge: A Caribbean Eco-Escape

Experience Tortuguero's biodiversity at Laguna Lodge: comfortable eco-lodging, guided tours, and Caribbean access.

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Nestled between the Tortuguero Lagoon and the Caribbean Sea, Laguna Lodge offers an immersive ecotourism experience in Costa Rica's stunning northern Caribbean zone. With comfortable accommodations, guided tours, and a commitment to conservation, it's an ideal base for exploring the region's diverse flora, fauna, and unique culture.

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Local tips

  • Pack light clothing, swimwear, and rain gear, as Tortuguero has a tropical climate with high humidity and rainfall.
  • Bring insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes and other insects.
  • Consider visiting during the turtle nesting season (July to October) or hatching season (September to November) for a unique wildlife experience.
  • Bring binoculars for enhanced wildlife viewing during boat tours and nature walks.
  • Be prepared for early morning wake-up calls for nature tours.
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    The final approach to Laguna Lodge is exclusively by boat. Most visitors arrive via La Pavona. From La Pavona, public boats are available to transport you to Laguna Lodge. The boat trip typically takes 1-2 hours. A water taxi directly to the lodge costs around $20 per person. Be sure to confirm the boat schedule in advance.

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Laguna Lodge Tortuguero, an eco-touristic lodge established in 1990, is located in the northern Caribbean region of Costa Rica, an exclusive location on a narrow strip of land between the Caribbean Sea and the Tortuguero Lagoon. The lodge is ideally situated on a 650-foot wide stretch of land, offering access to both the lagoon and the sea. This area stands out as the most significant nesting site in the western Caribbean for the green sea turtle. The lodge features 106 rooms spread across six acres of gardens, providing views of the lagoon and direct beach access. Accommodations are equipped with private bathrooms, hot water, ceiling fans, and wooden benches outside each room. The property includes two swimming pools, one specifically for adults, and an open-air dining area. Guests can also relax in hammocks strewn throughout the property. Laguna Lodge is deeply involved in community support and environmental education. The lodge primarily employs staff from the local community and actively participates in local festivals and supports youth education. Visitors can enjoy a range of activities, including boating and kayaking in the canals, fishing trips, and guided tours of Tortuguero National Park. These tours provide opportunities to observe nesting turtles and explore the area's diverse wildlife. A visit to Tortuguero village offers insights into local customs and the region's history. Guests can also explore the lodge's botanical garden, with trails showcasing the Caribbean's flora.

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