Tortuga Lodge & Gardens

 About Tortuga Lodge & Gardens

27 rooms and spacious suites are decorated in a simple but elegant style with large screened windows to immerse you in the sights and sounds of the rainforest. Rooms don’t have air-conditioning or a TV, but all are equipped with a ceiling fan, complimentary WiFi and an outdoor sitting area with a hammock. The upstairs River View Balcony Rooms are a little breezier than the Terrace Rooms below, whilst the Junior Suites are about double the size and boast floor-to-ceiling windows, making them lighter and brighter. The vast, open-plan Penthouse Suite is perfect for families with a king bed and a queen bed (separated by a gauze curtain), a living area, two bathrooms and two porches with rocking chairs and hammocks.

Tortuga Lodge is a wonderfully intimate riverside retreat, spread over 50 acres of gardens in the wildlife-rich Tortuguero National Park. Fabulously remote and accessible only by boat, a stay here is all about immersing yourself in the natural world. Laze in a hammock or head out on to the rivers and canals on a guided boat trip, keeping your eyes peeled for colourful toucans, noisy howler monkeys and slumbering sloths.

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Best Time to Travel to Tortuga Lodge & Gardens

Costa Rica, a captivating Central American gem, offers travelers a year-round escape to lush rainforests, stunning coastlines, and abundant wildlife.

**Dry Season (December to April):** The dry season in Costa Rica is the most popular time to visit. From December to April, the weather is sunny and dry, making it ideal for exploring the country's diverse landscapes. Discover the rich biodiversity of Manuel Antonio National Park, go zip-lining in the Arenal Rainforest, or relax on the pristine beaches of Guanacaste and Nicoya Peninsula.

**Green Season (May to November):** The green season in Costa Rica brings occasional rain showers, transforming the countryside into lush landscapes. While some areas may experience heavy rainfall, it's an excellent time for birdwatching, wildlife encounters, and exploring the vibrant rainforests. The Caribbean coast, including Tortuguero National Park, is a highlight during this season.

Costa Rica's allure lies in its commitment to eco-tourism and its breathtaking natural beauty. Whether you're trekking through the cloud forests of Monteverde, witnessing sea turtle nesting on the Caribbean coast, or immersing yourself in the culture of San José, Costa Rica promises a deep connection with nature and unforgettable experiences in the heart of Central America year-round.

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