easy
3 hours
Suitable for most ages and fitness levels; involves gentle walking on beach sand during evening hours.
Join Vallarta Best Tours’ Sea Turtle Camp to help endangered Olive Ridley hatchlings safely reach the ocean. This immersive conservation trip blends hands-on learning with wildlife stewardship on Puerto Vallarta’s scenic beaches.
• Approx. USD $67 - 15% = 57 • 4 hours • Min age 4 years old
Join a unique sea turtle conservation adventure in Puerto Vallarta! Help baby turtles reach the ocean while supporting dedicated biologists and volunteers. Experience a turtle camp, learn about marine ecology, and even "plant" your own turtle nest. This memorable journey combines education with hands-on conservation efforts.
Be part of the sea turtles’ conservation in Puerto Vallarta!
Adult (Ages 12+): MXN $ 1,105 Approx. USD $56
Children (Ages 4-11): MXN $ 892 Approx. USD $44
3 hrs.
6 pm
Our adventure provides an encounter with this miracle. By joining this tour, in addition to helping the baby turtle hatchlings reach the ocean, you will support the hard work of a dedicated team of Mexican biologists and volunteers to increase the survival rate of Olive Ridley sea turtle, which is in danger of extinction. You will also know what is done in a turtle camp and you can even “plant” your own turtle nest.
-Ground transportation in vans with a/c Talk about biology, ecology and conservation of turtles in Mexico and Puerto Vallarta -Visit and tour in a Sea Turtle Camp -Soft drinks, juices and granola bars. -Water to refill
Evenings near the coast can get cool once the sun sets; dress in lightweight layers to stay comfortable during the tour.
Follow all instructions carefully when handling turtles and nests to avoid disturbing these fragile creatures.
You’ll want to capture the magical hatchling release, so make sure your phone or camera battery is full before the trip.
The tour starts promptly in the evening, and late arrivals may miss critical parts of the experience including nesting insights and hatchling releases.
The Bahía de Banderas region has long been recognized for its marine biodiversity and traditional fishing communities that value natural resource stewardship.
Efforts here combine volunteer activism with scientific research aimed at increasing hatchling survival rates amidst growing coastal development pressures.
Evenings cool down, so a layer helps maintain comfort while on the beach.
fall specific
Useful for safely navigating the darker beach terrain without disturbing turtles' vision.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during the experience with plenty of water.
Helpful in warmer months to deter mosquitoes while waiting on the beach.
summer specific