Las Baulas National Marine Park Adventures
Las Baulas National Marine Park is a critical conservation area for the protection of leatherback sea turtles, offering stunning beaches and rich biodiversity.
Popular Activities
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Las Baulas National Marine Park.
Entrance Requirements
Entrance fee required; separate fees for guided turtle tours.
Best Time to Visit
Best visited from October to February for turtle nesting; dry season from December to April offers ideal weather.
Visitor Information
The Marino las Baulas Visitor Center offers educational displays and guided tour bookings.
Getting There
Accessible via Route 152; roads are paved, but some secondary routes may require 4WD in rainy seasons.
Weather & Climate
The park has a tropical climate, with dry seasons from December to April, when temperatures range from 70°F to 90°F. The wet season is from May to November, with rainy afternoons and cooler temperatures.
Conservation Efforts
Threats include habitat loss due to coastal development, pollution, and climate change affecting sea turtle populations. Conservation efforts focus on protecting nesting habitats and limiting human disturbance.
Camping in Las Baulas National Marine Park
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Playa Grande Campground
Located near the main beach, offering basic facilities and close proximity to nesting sites.
Top Trails
Mangrove Trail
A flat trail through the mangroves, perfect for bird watching and enjoying nature.
Beachfront Walk
A scenic walk along Playa Grande, offering views of the ocean and potential wildlife sightings.
Trailblazer Tips
Visit during turtle nesting season from October to February for guided night tours.
Bring mosquito repellent for evenings near the mangroves.
Reserve turtle watching tours in advance, as they fill up quickly during peak season.
Consider a sunrise kayak tour for cooler temperatures and peaceful surroundings.