Evergreen Lodge

A Tortuguero experience is one-of-a-kind, and many leave already planning their return. Explore the park using Evergreen lodge as your base and experience the very best of Costa Rica's pristine landscapes.

Located just five minutes from the main entrance to Tortuguero National Park, the lodge is accessible only by air or water, making for an exciting start to your stay. Offering just 55 rooms, the lodge maintains a boutique feel and a lovely atmosphere for couples and families alike. The rustic cabins are well-appointed and blend seamlessly into the jungle surroundings. Sustainability was at the forefront of the architects mind, so you can be sure the jungle lodge has a minimal impact on the existing eco-system of the National Park.

Getting to Tortuguero National Park is an adventure in itself. You will be picked up from your hotel and travel to the Cano Blanco pier where you will board a small boat and begin travelling through the incredibly biodiverse Tortuguero canals. Upon arrival at the lodge, you will have the chance to refresh and enjoy lunch before heading off to a picturesque nearby town. From here on out, it's all about exploring this fascinating area, rich in wildlife, birdlife and lush forestry. Explore the park's meandering canals in boats, take night walks to see nesting green turtles and admire colourful bird life flying over-head. Evergreen Lodge provides guests with an unforgettable nature experience and is the perfect base for those looking for a good-value option within the park.

Evergreen Lodge offers a fully-serviced restaurant, a bar in front of the lagoon, a large and refreshing turtle-shaped swimming pool, free Wi-Fi access near the reception, tropical gardens, hammocks to enjoy the jungle and indulgent Spa services. Evergreen Lodge provides guests with an unforgettable nature experience and is the perfect base for those looking for a good-value option within the park.

When to go

The summer season (November to April), also called the 'dry' season, doesn't necessarily mean no rain- but there should be less of it. The 'green' season (May to November) can still be a good time to visit- you can avoid the tourist bustle and lodging is slightly cheaper. During this time, however, rivers start to swell and dirt roads get muddy, making travel more challenging.