Turtle Island Bali Official Tours & Conservation Experiences 2027

Turtle Island Bali, known formally as Kura Kura Bali or the Deluang Sari Turtle Conservation Center in Tanjung Benoa, provides a unique opportunity for visitors to engage directly with marine conservation. Our official tours, operating just a 15-minute boat ride from mainland Bali, near Nusa Dua and Tanjung Benoa, are designed to offer an educational and impactful experience, particularly focusing on the welfare and release of sea turtles. We ensure that every aspect of our conservation programmes aligns with ethical practices.

A core activity within our Turtle Island Bali packages involves the release of one-week-old baby turtles into the ocean. This hands-on experience allows participants to contribute directly to the survival of these vulnerable species, primarily green sea turtles and hawksbill turtles. Our dedicated team guides visitors through the process, explaining the ecological significance and the challenges these young turtles face in their early lives. We believe in fostering a deep appreciation for marine life and the critical need for its protection.

For those interested in the natural behaviour of adult turtles, the nearby Nusa Dua beaches offer a fascinating insight. During full moon evenings, these beaches become a focal point for nesting turtles, providing a rare glimpse into their ancient reproductive cycles. Our guides can provide information on responsible viewing practices to ensure minimal disturbance to these magnificent creatures.

The Deluang Sari Turtle Conservation Center functions as a vital Bali turtle sanctuary, playing a crucial role in the rehabilitation and release of sea turtles. Our centre is committed to addressing the threats posed by habitat loss, pollution, and illegal poaching. Through controlled breeding programmes and careful nurturing of hatchlings, we aim to bolster wild populations and ensure the long-term survival of these species.

Our conservation efforts are not limited to just releasing baby turtles. We also focus on public education, raising awareness about the importance of protecting Bali’s marine environment. Visitors learn about the life cycle of sea turtles, the various challenges they face, and how individual actions can contribute to their conservation. This holistic approach ensures that our impact extends beyond the immediate release of turtles, fostering a generation of environmentally conscious individuals.

For 2027, our Turtle Island Bali packages are meticulously planned to offer comprehensive and ethical conservation experiences. We are continuously refining our programmes to integrate the latest in marine biology and conservation science, ensuring that our visitors receive accurate and impactful information. We invite you to explore the various options available, each designed to provide a meaningful connection with Bali’s natural heritage.

A 2027 note: We continually monitor and adapt our conservation practices based on the latest scientific research and ethical guidelines. Our commitment remains to the welfare of the turtles and the integrity of their natural habitat, ensuring that our tours are both educational and genuinely beneficial to conservation efforts.

Upon arrival at Turtle Island Bali, visitors are greeted by our knowledgeable conservation and tour staff. The journey to the island itself is an enjoyable 15-minute boat ride, offering picturesque views of the coastline. Once on the island, the focus shifts to education and direct engagement with our conservation initiatives. Our facilities are designed to provide a safe and informative environment for both turtles and visitors.

Our commitment to ethical turtle conservation Bali is paramount. We adhere to strict guidelines to ensure the well-being of all turtles under our care. This includes providing appropriate habitats, veterinary care, and a stress-free environment. The release of baby turtles is conducted with careful consideration for their survival rates, choosing optimal times and locations to maximise their chances in the wild. We believe that true conservation means prioritising the animals’ welfare above all else.