(Posted on behalf of Leisa Clark)
July 24, 2012
We have arrived in Tortuguera! This is the view from one of our rooms. We are off to hear a lecture on sea turtles because tonight we will be assisting with sea turtle monitoring. It is nesting season!
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Looks beautiful. Have a great time!