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Experience a profound connection with nature at the Jaguar Rescue Center in Punta Cocles, Costa Rica, where the heartwarming release of rescued sea turtles back into the wild captivates visitors. Surrounded by lush tropical greenery and the gentle ocean breeze, this compelling moment draws a crowd eager to witness conservation in action. Feel the thrill of watching these majestic creatures embark on their natural journey, a testament to hope and preservation in a magical coastal setting. Join the crowd, embrace the vibrant community spirit, and be inspired to protect our planet’s precious wildlife.

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December to April for dry season and optimal turtle release events

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December to April for dry season and optimal turtle release events

1–2 hours

Binoculars, Sunscreen, Reusable Water Bottle, Comfortable Beachwear, and Camera or Smartphone

Animal Lovers, Families, Eco Travelers, Solo Adventurers, and Nature Photographers

The nearest airport is Juan Santamaría International Airport (SJO), approximately 4.5 hours by car from Punta Cocles, Limón Province.

Comfortable lodging options range from eco-lodges and beachside villas in Punta Cocles to colorful guesthouses in nearby Puerto Viejo de Talamanca.Book a stay →

Explore nearby experiences like snorkeling at Cahuita National Park, jungle hikes, or cultural tours of indigenous Bribri communities.

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