Turtle Island Bali (Pulau Penyu)

Turtle Island Bali Adventures offers visitors an authentic opportunity to engage with sea turtle conservation efforts near Nusa Dua and Tanjung Benoa. Our programmes focus on responsible interaction and education, providing a clear understanding of the challenges faced by sea turtles in the region. We facilitate organised excursions to the designated conservation areas, ensuring that all activities adhere to established guidelines for animal welfare and environmental preservation. Guests participate in supervised activities designed to support the local conservation initiatives, contributing directly to the welfare of these marine species.

Located a mere 15-minute boat journey from the main island of Bali, our excursions provide convenient access to the conservation centre. We arrange transportation from various points in Bali, ensuring a smooth and straightforward journey for all participants. Our commitment is to deliver factual and impactful experiences, allowing guests to observe and learn about sea turtles in their natural or protected environments. The focus remains on sustainable tourism, where every visit aids ongoing conservation projects and raises awareness about marine ecosystem protection.

Turtle Island Bali Adventures specialises in guided visits to the Deluang Sari Turtle Conservation Center, often referred to as Kura Kura Bali. These visits primarily involve observing and learning about sea turtle rehabilitation and release programmes. A key activity offered is the opportunity to witness the careful release of one-week-old baby turtles into the ocean. This experience is conducted under strict supervision to ensure the safety and well-being of the hatchlings, providing a memorable and educational moment for participants. We focus on factual representation of conservation efforts, allowing guests to understand the intricate process involved in protecting these endangered species.

Beyond the baby turtle release, our programmes include comprehensive educational sessions on sea turtle biology, the specific threats they face from pollution and habitat degradation, and the ongoing conservation strategies employed in the region. Guests will learn about the different species of sea turtles found in Indonesian waters and the critical role they play in marine ecosystems. Our guides elaborate on the centre’s work, which includes rescuing injured turtles, providing necessary veterinary care, and preparing them for eventual return to the wild.