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Cerro Tortuguero is an ancient volcanic cone that provides the highest vantage point on the Caribbean coast.
Cerro Tortuguero stands 119 meters above sea level. It offers clear views of the rainforest, canals, and the Caribbean Sea.
To reach the base, you must take a short water taxi from Tortuguero village. Pack closed-toe shoes, as average annual rainfall is 6,000 mm and trails get muddy.
1.5 hoursSeparate ticket needed
This viewpoint sits 119 meters above sea level. It provides panoramic views of the forest canopy, winding canals, and the Caribbean Sea. It is located in the adjacent Barra del Colorado Wildlife Refuge. You will need a separate entrance ticket for this area.
1 hourWater taxi access
This traditional village sits at the base of Cerro Tortuguero. The local community co-administers the tourist attraction. You can reach the village by taking a short water taxi from Tortuguero village.
