Puerto Vallarta Sea Turtle Release & Conservation Experience

Sunset Sea Turtle Release – A Puerto Vallarta Conservation Adventure Join local conservationists on the beaches of Puerto Vallarta as you witness the magical moment when baby sea turtles make their first journey to the ocean. This unforgettable sunset experience blends natural beauty, hands-on learning, and a unique opportunity to support vital wildlife preservation efforts along Mexico’s Pacific coast. Releasing baby sea turtles into the sea isn’t just a dream come true for nature lovers—it’s a meaningful way to contribute to the survival of these incredible creatures. Guided by dedicated biologists, you'll gain a deeper understanding of sea turtle behavior, their life cycle, and the challenges they face in the wild. As you walk to the turtle camp, you’ll also have the chance to learn about the surrounding mangrove ecosystems—an essential and often overlooked part of coastal conservation. It’s an immersive, inspiring adventure that connects you to nature in the most memorable way.

Mødested

Located near the ramp at the end of calle Proa, half block beyond the " 8 Tostadas" restaurant. If you get lost contact us. If you are staying far way from this place, you could come early and enjoy the boardwalk or in our waiting area (terraza) with wifi service.

Afhentning

Alle mødes ved startstedet; der er ingen afhentning.

Billettype

Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Gruppestørrelse

Op til 24 rejsende

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ECOTOURS VALLARTA

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• All participants must be able to walk 1 mile in total on sand and loose gravel.
• If there are no baby turtles on the day of your tour, our sales staff will contact you to re-schedule your reservation.
• Only 1 baby or infant may be seated on the lap of each adult and must be included in the reservation
• For safety reasons, children under 7 years old must be accompanied by an adult. They will share a coconut to carry the hatchlings to the beach, where they will release them into the ocean.
• Not recommended for travellers with problem to walk.