Connect with life in its purest form by participating in the release of baby turtles at the La Escobilla Ecotourism Center, located just 1 hour and 45 minutes from Huatulco.
This natural sanctuary is one of the world's leading sea turtle nesting sites, offering you the unique opportunity to be part of their life cycle. Guided by local community members, you'll learn about the fascinating process of olive ridley sea turtle conservation and discover how your participation has a real impact on their protection.
After release, enjoy free time to stroll along the beach and capture unforgettable memories in a spectacular natural setting.
Vehicle Advances: for groups of 1 to 4 people
Pickup included
In this magical place, you'll have the opportunity to participate in the release of baby turtles, an activity that promotes conservation and respect for turtles. Every year, thousands of turtles arrive at Escobilla Beach to lay their eggs, and with the help of the local community, they are protected in a turtle camp until they hatch. What will you experience in this experience? Welcome and ecological talk: Upon arrival at the La Escobilla Ecotourism Center, local guides will give you an introductory talk about the turtle life cycle, the importance of their conservation, and the actions taken to protect them. Releasing baby turtles: You'll experience a unique moment: you'll help release newborn turtles, watching them take their first steps toward the sea. It is a symbolic act of life, hope, and connection with nature that touches the heart. Support for responsible tourism: Your visit directly contributes to the livelihood of local families and the protection of turtles.
Choose to be picked up from a list of locations
Please arrive at the pick up point 30 minutes before departure time.
The operator will approach travelers in the hotel or accommodation lobby by calling their name. If the traveler is staying outside the urban area of Bahías de Huatulco, the operator will pick them up at the "Iglesia De La Crucecita" meeting point. If the traveler is traveling on the cruise ship, the guide will be at the end of the cruise pier holding a sign with the traveler's name.