Turtle Beach Lodge

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• Anonymous

  13 March 2018

  Setting is breathtaking - if you like wildlife you'll love it here. Access to the lagoon, sea and jungle. Lovely staff and experienced guides.

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• Anonymous

  08 February 2018

  Un endroit atypique ou l'on ne recherche pas le luxe mais l'authenticité.
  Un simple lodge en bois avec des moustiquaires et une salle de bain sommaire mais tout est là, la nature et la faune est partout, on en prend plein les yeux et le personnel est au top.

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• Anonymous

  28 October 2017

  Schitterend gelegen accommodatie midden in een prachtige natuur de een groot stuk strand

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• Anonymous

  09 October 2017

  Super!

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• Anonymous

  26 August 2017

  Tourist Trap; BE WARE! Was there in the middle of August 2017. Small horrible rooms (no dresser, no closet, old beat up mattresses). One main dish per lunch and dinner: if you don't like the piece of chicken or beef they offer then you'll have to fill up on lousy pasta, bread or potatoes - cheap, cheap, cheap. Don't expect to see much wildlife (maybe some monkeys, a few plain birds, one species of iguana and a red frog); forget what they show in the pictures. If you order overpriced drinks, they don't tell you about the extra 20% you'll find on your bill on check-out day. Have you ever been to a Caribbean resort where you can't swim in the sea? Well be prepared to stay out of the water at this one: find out why. One tiny swimming pool with 14 chairs. No fishing, canopy walk or zip-lining excursions available from this location. Kayaks must be rented. Cheap, cheap, cheap.

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• Anonymous

  17 July 2017

  Qué lugar tan maravilloso! Y la gente que trabajaba allí, mejor todavía. El guía Mario y su compañero Maurice, excelentes.

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• Anonymous

  30 May 2017

  Ok, so we stayed here on the first leg of our g-adventures trip. There are definitely pros and cons to this place. Overall, I thought it was really cool and an extremely unique experience. My wife on the other hand was overwhelmed by the bugs and other various critters.
  
  The staff are very friendly and the guides are knowledgable. There are a variety of amenities included like free coffee and crackers available 24 hours a day. You are part of the nature and while the grounds are manicured, the jungle environment is still present, including all the wildlife both good and bad. There are monkeys in the trees, but yes there is monkey poop on the sidewalks. There is beautiful lush trees, but the ratio of mosquitos to people is about 100:1. Apparently we stayed during beetle season so there were swarms of dozens around every light bulb in the place. The ocean is beautiful and only steps away, but you are cautioned not to go in it because of all the sharks, crocodiles, and sting rays. We found a crab running around in our room on the last day; Kinda funny, kinda creepy crawly. The rooms are more on the side of fancy bungalows than actual rooms. There are no windows, only screens and curtains. No a/c but nice ceiling fans. The sound of the jungle is amazing to fall asleep to, but the howler monkeys might wake you up in the morning.
  
  You really feel like you are in the jungle, but you also have nice showers, food and accommodations. If nature is not your thing, don't expect a resort environment. If you are used to camping, it will feel like a nice upscale experience.
  

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• Anonymous

  31 December 2016

  It's a beachside rainforest lodge. No windows in our room. Beds okay. Buffet food was fine though very similar food served each day.

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