Release of Turtles

Playa La Escobilla is a stunning long beach known for its fine white sand and the beautiful blue and green hues of its waters. The beach features strong waves and a gently sloping shoreline, making it a spectacular natural destination. La Escobilla is also called “Playa Tortuguera” due to a unique natural phenomenon during the nesting season when thousands of sea turtles arrive to lay their eggs. Visitors can witness these incredible creatures in their natural habitat, experiencing one of nature’s most remarkable events while learning about marine conservation.

The beach is a critical nesting ground for several turtle species, including the Olive Ridley and Pacific Green turtles, with occasional sightings of the endangered Leatherback turtle. This protected area offers visitors the chance to observe these magnificent animals responsibly while appreciating the importance of preserving their habitat. Guided visits and educational information help ensure that the turtles are not disturbed and that tourists understand the delicate balance of this ecosystem. Visiting Playa La Escobilla provides a rare and unforgettable opportunity to connect with wildlife, admire pristine landscapes, and support ongoing conservation efforts that safeguard these species for future generations.