Turtle Nesting 

At beaches like Corozalito and Ostional, between June and January, sea turtles nest in remarkable numbers — sometimes in mass events called arribadas, where thousands come ashore over just a few nights. Our expert guides will take you to the most active spots, read the beach conditions, and position your group for the best possible sighting.

Expert guides: Local naturalists trained in turtle behavior and conservation

3 possible species: Olive Ridley, Pacific Green & Hawksbill — depending on the season

Real impact: Your visit directly funds the protection of endangered species

Along the way, your guide will share fascinating insights into the sea turtle life cycle, from nesting behavior to the journey hatchlings make toward the water. If conditions allow, you may even witness eggs hatching: a moment that stays with you long after the trip ends.

These tours take place at night on active nesting beaches, which means you’ll be sharing the experience with nature at its most raw and occasionally with fellow wildlife enthusiasts doing the same. Our guides keep groups small and follow strict conservation protocols, so the turtles always come first.