Laguna Tortuguero VB
Vega Baja · North coast · Algarrobo, Vega Baja 00693
Laguna Tortuguero is a lagoon between the municipalities of Vega Baja and Manatí, covering roughly 545 acres and described as the largest lagoon in Puerto Rico. It has an elongated shape with two lobes joined by a channel, and depths average about 1.5 meters. The lagoon is protected as the Tortuguero Natural Reserve, managed by the DRNA, and photos on the guide show kayaking and nature observation.
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