Turtles-playa palmarito! | Tourist Attraction

July 5th, 2023 by poudredescampette.com

We came here around 4:30 PM, luckily a nest was hatching, so we were able to witness the birth of babies. We were able to release 2 turtles. A great experience! Only regret, we would have liked to watch the turtles get out of the sand longer and see the turtles all go back to the sea together rather than paying 150 pesos per turtle released...

January 27th, 2022 by Auguste

Unforgettable experience. We released baby turtles for 150 pesos per person. Starting at 17h. In the evening we patrolled with them for 3 hours for 600 pesos per person. We saw turtles laying eggs and collected the eggs. Nice pairing

March 11th, 2021 by to_feel_connected

Wowwww!!! Que padre! How awesome! And they're so cute and wittle! My heart.

Everything is still accurate! Still a small operation, so please donate!

March 7th, 2020 by Wilde Weite Welt

Camping at Playa Palmarito with its miles of great beach and a turtle hatchery. You can camp at their parking lot with ocean view or go 0,5 mi east where you find a palapa and a parking lot. There seems to be the building of houses or hotels in progress, so the road you take from the main road looks like to enter a resort which is very slow going in the region. In the night we patrolled the beach but did not see a turtle. Main turtle nesting season is from August to November.

April 25th, 2019 by WandoTales

What an AMAZING, INCREDIBLE experience. It’s by donation and although there are some tour groups forming it felt very exclusive. We were able to release 5 turtles ourselves at the 6pm release. You can also volunteer from 9pm to 2am however he recommends doing so during the turtle season.

April 5th, 2019 by NateTheNomad

came and saw the turtles at sunset around 6 and had a great time. Really amazing work these guys are doing!

February 15th, 2019 by dgrolfe

Turtle hatchery: unassuming place and not advertised...yet. We had a verbal presentation in Spanish and got to release 40 turtles by ourselves. We did this in Todos Santos and there were 100s of people...couldn’t enjoy it. This was a great place to experience it.

We camped here also, and in the morning around 6:30, released another 100! If you walk the beach at night, you will see turtles laying eggs as well.

They said all year long, but best is Nov-Mar.

Highly recommend, volunteers only, so donation appreciated. Well worth 50-100 pesos pp.