Turtles Liberation Option 2

Did you know that turtles always lay their eggs on the beach they were born at? Or that they can cry?! From July to December Golfinas Turtles come to Puerto Vallarta’s beaches to lay their eggs. Unfortunately they are endangered and even though the beaches are beautiful they are full of risks for the eggs and baby turtles…  Join us for this unique experience, learn, contribute and be part of turtles protection supporting biologists that dedicate their time to their survival.

You can wether pick :

Option 1: 1  hour and a half experience with a turtle camp visit, explanation and discovery of the Golfina turtle and the challenges they are facing.  Enjoy a baby turtles release with beutiful sunset on the beach. (Perfect option if you have small children)

Option 2 : 3 Hours experience with a turtle camp visit, explanation and discovery of the Golfina turtle and the challenges they are facing.  Enjoy a baby turtles release at night on the beach. Participate with a biologist in a night patrol on the beach. Observe big turtles laying their eggs and be part of turtle conservation.

A Night Patrol consist in walking on the beach searching for turtles nest and/or wait for the turtle to lay its eggs on the beach, take the eggs and put them in a protected area until they come out of their shell.