Nusa Dua: Turtle Conservation At Turtle Island

Bali, Indonesia

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Duration

5 Hours

Cancellation

Up to 14 days

Group Size

Unlimited

Languages

English

Nusa Dua: Turtle Conservation At Turtle Island

Turtle Island Turtle Conservation Tour – Rescue, Rehab & Release

Visit Turtle Island to witness turtle breeding and conservation efforts firsthand.

Learn how local communities protect baby turtles from predators, rescue injured turtles, and rehabilitate them before returning them to the ocean.

Discover inspiring local conservation efforts and witness injured turtles being treated before their return to the sea.

Highlights

This program will invite you to see turtle breeding activities and also rescue baby turtles on Turtle Island.

09.00 am 10.30 am heading to turtle island. 10.30am - 13.30pm Explore the turtle island 14.30pm - 16.00pm return to the hotel

Transport(Pickup And Dropoff)
A/c transportation
Donation And Tickets
Baby Turtle Releasing

Tip and Gratuities
Personal Expenses

4-6 Hours

English

Day Tours

Private Tours

Sightseeing Tours

Water Activities

Activity's Location

Bali, Indonesia

If customer cancels 14 days before the booked activity date, then customer will get a 100% refund.

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Arya Patel

16/11/2025

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Wonderful Turtle Island Experience!

Such a peaceful and meaningful trip - getting up close with rescued turtles, learning about conservation, and seeing them in their habitat was truly special. Highly recommended for nature lovers!

Kevin Croach

04/10/2025

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Heartwarming Visit to Turtle Island

Visiting the Turtle Conservation at Nusa Dua was both fun and educational. Seeing the turtles up close and learning about their protection efforts made the experience truly special and meaningful.

Ellsberg

25/07/2025

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meaningful and memorable

It was amazing to see the local efforts to protect and care for turtles, from breeding to rescuing injured ones. Watching baby turtles get ready for release into the wild was truly special.

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