Turtle Conservation and Education Centre

The Turtle Conservation and Education Centre is a rescue centre and hatchery to support to rehabilitation and release of turtles in Bali.

Show your support for this cause by stopping by on your holiday to Bali and leaving a donation after you view and feed these beautiful creatures. This centre is supported by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

Turtle Conservation and Education Centre Bali, Rehab & Release

The Turtle Conservation and Education Centre was opened in 2006 and has since harnessed the power of tourism to raise funds to continue their conservation efforts and tourism. One of the aims of the centre is to educate visitors about how they can help the effort by not consuming turtle products.

The management of the centre has put in effort to ensure that the number of turtles in Serangan stops dwindling. Considering that Bali was once a haven for these majestic sea creatures, there has now been an increase in egg hunting and illegal turtle selling and therefore the population of turtles has significantly decreased.

At the Turtle Conservation and Education Centre, visitors can get up close with many turtles as they are cared for by the friendly staff and volunteers that work here. A great place to take kids, as they will learn about conservation as well as being able to feed some turtles.

The Turtle Conservation and Education Centre has a number of large pools where you will see a number of large turtles swimming around. There is also a small sandpit for the hatchery, so if the timing is just right, you may be lucky enough to see some turtles hatch!

There is no entry fee, but donations will be gratefully accepted.