<p>In this study, the nesting frequency of Lepidochelys olivacea (Golfina Turtle) was compared in two conservation beaches: Punta Rancho San Cristóbal (5 km long) and El Suspiro (11 km long), during two years (2012 and 2013) by comparing the length (km) and width (A, B and C) of the beach. The analysis indicated that in 2013, zone B was the most recurrent for both locations. Zones A and B showed differences for the two beaches, the first having a lower nesting. Regarding the area per kilometer, El Suspiro beach showed the largest nesting between 6-8, and Punta Rancho San Cristóbal beach at kilometer 3-4, the last being where there are human settlements, by causing a negative effect on the alteration of laying places of females.</p>