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Cozumel Turtle Sanctuary Snorkel Tour

The turtle-lover's paradise, the turtle sanctuary snorkel tour.

We operate one of the best all-inclusive snorkel experiences on the island of Cozumel, traveling to some of the most beautiful areas the Caribbean has to offer.

As part of the tour, we’ll also visit a beautiful turtle sanctuary – where we can peacefully snorkel alongside them in their natural habitat.

Sailing every day, departing from the Cozumel Ferry Terminal at 9:30AM , 12 PM and 2PM.

We can also pick you up en-route from some hotels that have a pier.

All times shown are for Cozumel’s local timezone, which may differ to your cruise ship timezone. Check before booking, and please aim to arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time.

What you get:

• ~4 hours exploring the best snorkel sites of Cozumel
• All the necessary equipment
• Ice-cold drinks and freshly-made Méxican cuisine
• Boats with powerful, reliable engines
• English and Spanish speaking staff
• Full insurance for the duration of the trip

You can modify or cancel your booking up to 24 hours before your scheduled sailing time.

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The tour...

Literally translating into English as ‘Heaven’, with turquoise blue waters and an abundance of starfish – it’s easy to see why!

El Cielo is only accessible by boat and boasts one of the most impressive snorkeling spots in the whole of Cozumel.

Due to it’s unique location, the water is shallow (~8ft or 2m) and nearly always crystal clear.

The not-so-little brother of El Cielo, with equally stunning blues, white sand beach, and water shallow enough to stand.

This often makes it the perfect spot to anchor up, relax, and enjoy some well-earned drinks and snacks towards the end of our tour.

We are often always greeted by friendly stingrays on this portion of the tour, who roam the area curious to meet our new guests! This is a great underwater photo opportunity, or simply feel free to watch them swim by as we enjoy the sun and crystal-clear waters.

Casa Blanca Reef

The prevailing currents at Casa Blanca make this a perfect habitat for many aquatic organisms, including many species of coral and brightly colored tropical fish.

Being a deeper reef, we sometimes even see larger species such as the beautiful spotted eagle ray and sting ray, when they come in to feed.

The Turtle Sanctuary

A tour-stop favourite, the turtle sanctuary is a little-known area of reef in Cozumel where we regularly encounter sea turtles feeding on the lush ocean grasses. It’s not uncommon to see groups of 3 or 4 turtles together, totally at peace in their natural habitat as we swim close by in shallow waters.

It’s perfect for those with an underwater camera, or simply take away beautiful memories that will last you a lifetime.

All aboard...

We’re all about providing you with the best experience possible.

All our comfortable boats are fully equipped with safety features, powerful well-maintained engines, and staffed by experienced crew. We also go that one-step further, providing you with top-notch equipment and refreshments throughout the whole tour*.

You won’t want to leave!

*Our 4-hour tours use smaller boats without toilets. If you require a toilet on-board, consider booking an all-day tour on a larger boat.

The equipment

We provide everything you need to enjoy the tour with us; just turn up and we’ll take care of it!

We provide you with:

*Where appropriate, and as water conditions allow

Food & Drink

Zesty. Fragrant. Fresh. This is the essence of Caribbean México, known for its vibrant flavors, colorful presentation and welcoming smiles.

Included in the tour:

• Ice-cold drinks, including beer and other refreshing non-alcoholic options (six per person)
• Freshly made snacks, including our famous fresh ceviche*
• Water throughout the trip

*Please advise us of any allergies or dietary requirements in advance

Special requests?

We understand everyone’s needs are different, and strive to provide the best experiences of Cozumel to all our visitors.

We fully believe in making our tours as accessible as possible to all individuals, and we’d be happy to try and accommodate any specific requests or requirements you may have ahead of time.

Simply reach out and we will try our best to make it happen!

Hotel pickup

For our Signature Snorkel Tour , Turtle Snorkel Tour , and any Private Snorkel Charters , we can pick you up from the following hotels en-route. We’ll drop you back there on our return, too.

Under local regulations, you just need to pay the appropriate pier tax to your hotel, prior to your departure.

InterContinental Presidente Cozumel Resort Spa

We’ll pick you up about 25 minutes after our initial scheduled departure.

Dreams Cozumel Cape Resort & Spa Secrets Aura Cozumel Sunscape Sabor Cozumel

We’ll pick you up about 35 minutes after our initial scheduled departure.

Allegro Cozumel Occidental Cozumel Iberostar Cozumel

We’ll pick you up about 45 minutes after our initial scheduled departure.

Plan Your Visit

• Hours & Directions

Daily Schedule

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• Tortuga Café
• Tours & Experiences

Eco Experiences

• Go Blue Awards
• Run 4 The Sea
• Weddings & Private Events
• Birthday Parties

Juno Beach Pier

Rehabilitation, conservation.

• Beach Cleanups

Animal Care

• Field Trips & School Outreach

Community Outreach

Exclusive programs.

• Kid?s Fun Zone
• Learn At Home
• Educator Login

Ways To Give

Become a member, blue friends society.

• Gordon Gray Circle Of 100

Community Partners

Event space, tortuga café, by the sea lecture series.

Join us after hours for a lecture series featuring local scientists, conservationists, and photographers with brews!

Tours & Experiences

Special events, kid’s fishing program.

Participants will learn basic techniques for fishing including knot tying, casting, fish handling, and proper catch-and-release techniques.

Adopt A Sea Turtle

You can support Loggerhead Marinelife Center by “adopting” a sea turtle patient starting at just $40. Your adoption directly benefits the continued care and treatment of our sick and injured sea turtles.

Make A Donation

As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, we rely on the generosity of our supporters. You can support our mission financially, by volunteering, or by spreading awareness.

Field Trips & School Outreach

Kids' fun zone, educator resources, unwrap the waves.

Loggerhead Marinelife Center's Unwrap the Wave Initiative allows for students and community members to get into the "spirit" of conservation by collecting their candy wrappers from Halloween and recycling them.

Gordon Gray Circle of 100

We offer four membership levels, as well as the Gordon Gray Circle of 100 and the Blue Friends Society. Explore all your options.

Join Our Team

Loggerhead Marinelife Center offers exciting and rewarding career opportunities and internships. 

Experiences

LMC offers an array of Tours and Experiences that provide visitors with a unique opportunity to explore the world of marine life and conservation.

Camps provide a unique blend of education, adventure, and fun, allowing campers to explore the fascinating world of sea turtles and marine conservation.

Eco Experiences at Loggerhead Marinelife Center offer an insightful and hands-on approach to understanding the importance of preserving our oceans and the magnificent creatures that call it home.

This iconic pier offers a slice of paradise and a captivating experience for those looking to connect with the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean.

The Cozumel Turtle Sanctuary Snorkel Tour

Imagine drifting through crystal-clear waters, akin to a tranquil dream where time stands still. The Cozumel Turtle Sanctuary Snorkel Tour promises an unforgettable experience, allowing guests to witness the grace of green turtles up close.

But what truly sets this excursion apart? Stay tuned to discover the hidden gem that awaits those who embark on this aquatic adventure in the heart of Cozumel, Mexico.

• Swim alongside green turtles in their natural marine habitat.
• Explore Casablanca Reef and El Cielo for diverse marine life encounters.
• Enjoy traditional Mexican snacks and drinks during the 4-hour tour.
• Experience affordable adventure starting from Kč1,553 with convenient hotel pick-up included.

Here's some more nearby activities we've reviewed

• Playa Del Carmen: Bull Shark Diving Experience
• Cozumel Private Jeep Tour With Lunch and Snorkeling
• Cozumel: Private Jeep Tour Shore Excursion
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Activity Information

Embark on the Cozumel Turtle Sanctuary Snorkel Tour for a 4-hour adventure with live guides in Spanish and English, offering the opportunity to snorkel with green turtles in their natural habitat.

While on the tour, you will have the chance to learn essential snorkel techniques to maximize their marine life interactions . The live guides will provide instructions on how to properly breathe through the snorkel, clear a mask if water gets inside, and navigate the underwater world safely.

Interacting with marine life, especially the graceful green turtles, requires a gentle approach to not disturb their natural behavior. This hands-on experience allows visitors to observe these magnificent creatures up close in their own environment.

Experience Highlights

Indulge in an unforgettable snorkeling experience with green turtles in their natural habitat during the Cozumel Turtle Sanctuary Snorkel Tour, where you’ll explore Casablanca Reef, El Cielo , and El Cielito.

The experience highlights include:

Swimming with Green Turtles : Get up close and personal with these majestic creatures in their marine environment.

Exploring Casablanca Reef : Dive into the crystal-clear waters to witness the vibrant marine life thriving in this beautiful reef.

Visit to El Cielo : Enjoy the stunning beauty of this shallow sandbar known for its starfish population.

Enjoy Mexican Snacks : Recharge with delicious traditional snacks and drinks provided during the tour.

Don’t miss this opportunity to create lasting memories while enjoying the wonders of Cozumel’s underwater world.

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Booking Details

Discover the seamless booking process for the Cozumel Turtle Sanctuary Snorkel Tour, ensuring a hassle-free experience from start to finish.

To secure your spot, reservations can be made with the convenient reserve now & pay later option. This allows flexibility in payment and guarantees your spot on the tour.

Plus, if you wish to gift this unique experience to someone, arrangements can be made easily. The tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off for added convenience and snorkeling equipment is provided for all participants.

It’s important to note that the tour operates subject to weather conditions, ensuring the safety and enjoyment of all guests. Payment options are straightforward, making the booking process a breeze.

Customer Reviews

Customer feedback highlights the diverse experiences encountered at various visited locations during the Cozumel Turtle Sanctuary Snorkel Tour.

Snorkel Encounters: Many customers were thrilled with the opportunity to snorkel alongside green turtles in their natural habitat, describing it as a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Tour Discrepancies: Some reviewers mentioned discrepancies between the advertised tour description and the actual locations visited, urging for clearer communication to manage expectations effectively.

Engaging Guides: Several guests praised the live tour guides who provided insightful information in both Spanish and English, enhancing the overall experience.

Transparent Booking: The verified booking status for transparency reassured travelers, ensuring a reliable and trustworthy reservation process.

Location and Pricing

Many travelers considering the Cozumel Turtle Sanctuary Snorkel Tour can find essential information regarding its location and pricing, making informed decisions about their upcoming adventure.

The tour operates in Cozumel, Quintana Roo , specifically at Playa El Cielo, offering a unique opportunity to snorkel with green turtles in their natural habitat.

Pricing for this experience starts from Kč1,553 per person , ensuring an affordable yet unforgettable adventure. Travelers can compare costs with alternative excursions to ensure they’re getting the best value for their money.

Plus, gift vouchers are available for purchase, making it a great option for those looking to treat a loved one to an exciting underwater experience.

Be sure to check availability for specific dates and follow the provided directions for pick-up locations to make the most of this fantastic opportunity.

Here's a few more nearby tours and experiences we have reviewed.

• Cozumel: Private Charter Boat and Snorkel Day Trip
• Cozumel: Catamaran Tour to Isla De La Pasión
• Cozumel: Mexico Esim Roaming Mobile Data Plan
• Cozumel El Cielo Sandbar and Reef Snorkeling Tour
• Cozumel: Highlights Walking Tour
• Cozumel: Private Shuttle From Cozumel Airport to Hotels

Common questions

Are There Any Age or Health Restrictions for Participating in the Cozumel Turtle Sanctuary Snorkel Tour?

Age restrictions may apply for certain activities. Health restrictions could also impact participation. Visitors should check with the tour operator for specific requirements. Safety is a priority, ensuring all participants can enjoy the experience.

Can I Bring My Own Snorkeling Equipment or Do I Have to Use the Provided Gear?

Guests may not bring their own snorkeling equipment on the tour. Gear restrictions apply for safety and conservation purposes. High-quality equipment is provided by the tour operator to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable snorkeling experience.

Is There a Restroom on Board the Snorkeling Boat?

Restroom facilities are available on the snorkel boat for guests’ convenience. These amenities ensure that participants can comfortably enjoy their experience without worrying about bathroom breaks. It’s a thoughtful addition to the tour.

Are There Opportunities for Photography or Do I Need to Bring My Own Camera?

Photography options are available for capturing memorable moments. Visitors can rent cameras for convenience. The service ensures guests focus on enjoying the experience while having the opportunity to document their adventure with high-quality equipment.

What Happens in Case of Bad Weather or Rough Sea Conditions That Affect the Tour?

In case of bad weather or rough sea conditions affecting the tour, the company has a clear refund policy and rescheduling options to accommodate guests. Safety precautions and emergency procedures are in place for everyone’s well-being.

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Enjoy the captivating world of green turtles with ‘The Cozumel Turtle Sanctuary Snorkel Tour.’ With expert guides, stunning snorkeling spots , and delicious snacks and drinks included, this four-hour adventure promises an unforgettable experience.

Don’t miss out on the chance to explore the beauty of Cozumel’s underwater wonders and make lasting memories with family and friends. Book your tour now and get ready for an amazing journey filled with marine marvels!

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WHAT MAKES OUR TOURS DIFFERENT?

We want you to have an amazing experience..

This is why we offer a comprehensive tour experience, taking care of all the details so that you can learn and enjoy with no need to worry about anything.

DROP OFF IN NOSARA

At the end of your tour, receive a gift bag which includes:  reusable bag, sticker and Certificate of Visitation. Additional merchandise for sale.

MEET WITH AN EXPERT

Learn about this phenomenon from a NatGeo Explorer. Learn about sea turtles by watching aerial and underwater footage. Learn about cutting-edge research for sea turtle conservation.

TOUR ON THE BEACH

Walk with your guide to the beach. With no wait time, witness the arridadas, the unique natural phenomenon of mass sea turtle nestings on the Ostional beach. Headsets are available upon request, to allow you to hear your guide better.

DRIVE TO OSTIONAL

Take a short drive to Ostional where you will meet your local guide and sea turtle expert. Educational materials are available. Comfortable 30-minute ride each way. No need to worry about road conditions.

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

BOOK A TOUR

We take care of the details so you can enjoy the experience., support a good cause, worry free bookings, exclusive research insights, everything is included, useful information, tour schedule.

Tour duration: 2 hours

Start time: typically 5-7 am or 3-8 pm

You’ll receive confirmation of your tour date and time via email.

30 min - Drive to Ostional 1 hr - Tour on the beach 30 min - Drive back to Nosara

RULES & REGULATIONS

Sea turtle tour groups are limited to 9 visitors per guide. Larger groups will be split up accordingly.

White lights are strictly prohibited on the beach at night.

Only tour guides are allowed to use a red light.

Flash photography is strictly prohibited.

Touching or handling sea turtles, hatchlings, and eggs is strictly prohibited.

TIPS FOR TURTLE TOURS

Please arrive at least 15-20 minutes early.

Wear comfortable, dark clothing.

Wear closed toed shoes.

Bring rain gear (May-November).

We strongly encourage you to leave your camera and cell phone at home (or in your pocket).

Research shows you will have a more memorable experience this way.

REFUNDS & CANCELLATIONS

Learn more about our policy for payments, refunds and cancellations.

HOW IT WORKS

The arribada is a natural phenomenon that cannot be predicted. our booking process increases the likelihood that you will see the turtles., click the book a tour button, pick your preferred date for the tour., enter a date range to join the waiting list., book a tour now. we will take care of the rest..

When you book with us, you will pick a tour date and also enter a range of dates for which you are available to see the arribada. You will be added to a waiting list for the full duration of this date range. We will do our best to book your tour on the day requested, weather and turtles permitting. Once the arribada is confirmed, you will automatically get placed into a tour group and receive confirmation of your tour date and time. In the case that an arribada does not occur within your date range, you can choose to either go on a solitary turtle tour or get a full refund. 

WAIT LIST & EMAIL CONFIRMATION

You will receive a confirmation email., your spot on the waiting list is reserved., you will receive confirmation of the date and time of your tour closer to your tour date., arribada confirmed, your tour is confirmed., arribada event is confirmed., cancel up to 24 hours in advance at no charge., arribada doesn't occur, arribada event is not confirmed., solitary turtle tour or cancellation at no charge., thousands of turtles tours, join us on an awe-inspiring educational experience to witness the arribadas, thousands of turtles nesting 
at the ostional national wildlife refuge.
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Duration: 2 hrs (tour times vary, start times typically 5–7 am or 3–8 pm)  

Meeting Point: your hotel or vacation rental  

Price: $150 flat fee + $35 per person   

Download our WCA Thousands of Turtles Tours brochure to learn more.

***TOURS ARE TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE***

We'll be back in 2024!

Please see our FAQ page for information on how to coordinate your own sea turtle tour.   

DUE TO COVID-19: We are offering private tours only to offer our customers the best experience possible while limiting the spread of disease. Transportation is not included in tours at this time but you will have the option to add private transportation to your booking. Otherwise, your tour host will wear a mask and ride in your vehicle with you.

“My family and I had the opportunity to experience the Arribada of the Olive Ridley Turtles this past week and had heard about Thousands of Turtle Tours...You must experience this first hand. No words can explain what awaits you as an observer. After watching the entire 1 hour process ( make sure to schedule at night to see the brilliant stars), we shuttled back to Nosara and received a gift bag of special treats! Vanessa and Carlos Clemente, Director, created a unique and local experience we will never forget. Just sign up !!!!”

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Our work is made possible by generous donors. Donate to the cause and help us ensure a sustainable future for the Ostional Refuge.

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Join us to make a difference through a individual or family membership or institutional partnership. Become a change maker now!

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Donate with an in-kind donation from our amazon wishlist. Pack it in your suitcase. Contact us when you arrive. Donate locally too!

Sea turtle recovery in action.

Georgia’s only sea turtle education and rehabilitation facility., georgia sea turtle center, open daily, 9 a.m-5 p.m..

Georgia’s only sea turtle education and rehabilitation facility. The Center offers the public a chance to learn about sea turtles and see rehabilitation in action with a host of interactive exhibits and experiences. Year-round indoor and outdoor programs are also available for guests of all ages.

Rehabilitation

"Our hope is to not only help this charismatic species survive but to watch it thrive. And, you can make a direct impact. Your support will continue to help our mission for rehabilitation, research and education of sea turtles and wildlife on the Georgia coast." Dr. Terry Norton - Founder of the Georgia Sea Turtle Center

Stay Informed

Subscribe to email updates from the Georgia Sea Turtle Center to stay in the know about upcoming programs and events.

Support the GSTC

Adopt a sea turtle.

Symbolically adopt our patients to stay in the know about their health and recovery. Each symbolic adoption program helps offset costs like food and medicine.

Make a Difference

Gift a tax-deductible contribution for the Georgia Sea Turtle Center through the Jekyll Island Foundation, the official 501(C)(3) partner of the Jekyll Island Authority.

Create an Impact

Purchase a product from our Amazon wish list to help support the care for patients at GSTC.

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• Ages 13+ $11

ADMISSION INCLUDES...

• Single admission to GSTC
• Special programs available a la carte
• All proceeds help to offset operational costs, including the rehabilitation of our patients.​

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We are in the process of revamping our membership program. Check back later for the launch of the new program.

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Jekyll Island is home to more than a thousand acres of maritime forest, 10 miles of shoreline, and best-in-class biologists and researchers. Learn more about the island’s natural resources from these experts during these one-of-a-kind eco-experiences.

Summer Beach Programs

BEACH LIGHTING

During nesting season, we recommend embracing the darkness on the beach and taking in its natural beauty when at all possible.

Flashlights are prohibited on or near beaches from May to October, unless using turtle-safe lighting. Turtle-safe lighting including lamps/tubes/bulbs/diodes or other light sources that may be used in exterior light fixtures has been specially designed to emit only long wavelength light (amber or red LEDs producing light wavelengths not less than 560 nanometers) that is not disruptive to nesting sea turtles or their hatchlings. Turtle-safe lights can be purchased at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center’s gift shop. 

Other Programs & Events

The Georgia Sea Turtle Center’s gift shop supports the overall mission of the Center. A portion of all proceeds helps fund its rehabilitation, research, and educational efforts.

Connect with the Center

Follow gstc, message the center, frequently asked questions.

The Georgia Sea Turtle Center is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., except for select holidays. The Center has limited hours of 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day and is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.

Yes! You can support the Georgia Sea Turtle Center by purchasing from the following wish lists.

• Rehabilitation Wish List
• Research Wish List
• Education Wish List

Gift a tax-deductible contribution for the Georgia Sea Turtle Center through the Jekyll Island Foundation, the official 501(C)(3) partner of the Jekyll Island Authority. Learn more »

Specialized license plates featuring the Georgia Sea Turtle Center are available in the State of Georgia. These plates create awareness for the Center, as well as contribute to fundraising needs. Alternatively, you can purchase vanity plates from shop.jekyllisland.com . Contact your local tag office for details on obtaining an official, specialized license plate. Learn more »

From rehabilitation to retail careers, you can see our open positions at jekyllisland.com/careers .

Yes! Contact the Center at [email protected] to learn more about how your group can get involved.

If found in Georgia, contact the Georgia Department of Natural Resources at 1-800-2SAVEME (1-800-272-8363). 

Call 912.635.4444

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Established in 2007 on Jekyll Island and operated by the Jekyll Island Authority , the Georgia Sea Turtle Center was developed as an institution devoted to the rehabilitation of injured sea turtles and preservation of the delicate balance of the oceanic ecosystem. Ready to join the team? Apply for a job , apply for an externship, or volunteer .

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Explore opportunities with Summer Waves Water Park, Georgia Sea Turtle Center, landscaping, retail, golf, and more.

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Hours of Operation:

Education Center and Gift Shop is open daily from 9 am – 6 pm

Educational Programs run daily at 9 am, 9:30 am, 10 am, 10:30 am, 11 am, 11:30 am, 12 pm, 12:30 pm, 1 pm, 1:30 pm,  2 pm, 2:30 pm, 3 pm, 3:30 pm, and 4 pm

Because we are a working hospital, you must be part of one of our Guided Educational programs in order to visit with our turtles.

Guests are invited to take a guided educational tour of the hospital facilities and the sea turtle rehabilitation area. This educational experience lasts approximately 70- 90 minutes and provides a presentation on sea turtles as well as a behind-the-scenes look at the hospital facilities and rehabilitation area. At the end of each program guests are invited to feed the permanent residents.

Reservations are highly recommended . To make a reservation, either call us at (305)743-2552 or click below:

Adult: $35.00

Children (4-12 years old): $17.50

Children under 4: Free

Minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult

Reservations are highly recommended as space is limited!

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Explore the Wonders of Turtle Canyon 

Explore the enchanting underwater realm of Turtle Canyon on our Turtle Snorkeling Tour. Nestled along the picturesque coast of Honolulu, Hawaii, Turtle Canyon is a sanctuary for majestic green sea turtles. Our expert guides will lead you to prime viewing spots, providing insights into local marine life and emphasizing the importance of conservation. This educational adventure is suitable for families, couples, and solo travelers, offering an unforgettable experience, filled with awe and the opportunity to create lasting memories. Immerse yourself in the magic of Turtle Canyon with us today!

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Epic Sunset and Party Cruise

Embark on a delightful journey with our Sunset and Party Cruise! As the sun sets, join us for a unique evening featuring a DJ, dancing under the open sky, and the option to bring your own drinks (BYOB). We'll also provide complimentary alcoholic beverages, enhancing the onboard experience. Enjoy the perfect blend of relaxation, fun, and indulgence with stunning sunset views and delectable snacks. Whether for special occasions, quality time with friends, or embracing the magic of twilight at sea, our cruise promises an unforgettable evening. Book your spot today for a memorable sunset sail!

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Elevate Your Evening with Our Firework Cruise

Get ready for an unforgettable night on our Firework Cruise, where you'll sail under a dazzling sky ablaze with fireworks. This BYOB event allows you to bring your favorite beverages, complemented by complimentary alcoholic drinks and delightful snacks. Perfect for special occasions, unique date nights, or an enchanting evening on the water, our Firework Cruise guarantees a memorable adventure. Join us for the best seat in town to witness the magic of fireworks. Reserve your spot today and light up the night!

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Experience the magic of Humpback whale watching in Hawaii with our affordable and expertly operated Waikiki Whale Watch tours. From December to April, join us on our double-deck catamaran off the coast of Oahu, where these playful creatures, symbolizing Kanaloa, the god of ocean life, can be spotted.

Our crew is committed to ensuring you witness Hawaii's beautiful marine life. We guarantee whale sightings, and if not, you can rebook at no charge for the rest of the season* (excluding a $7 per person fuel surcharge and handling fee). Book your unforgettable Waikiki Whale Watch online today!

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The Best Family-Friendly Destinations For Sea Turtle Lovers, According To Research

S ea turtles are fascinating creatures that can be found in nearly every ocean on the planet. They love warm water, coral reefs, and beaches, which is why you can often find them in tropical destinations. Seeing them in the wild is an amazing experience, especially considering that six of the seven species of sea turtles are classified as endangered. If you have a family member who loves sea turtles, there are several family-friendly destinations where you can see these majestic marine animals in their natural habitat and learn about conservation efforts to protect them.

Planning a family trip to a place where you can see sea turtles takes some careful consideration. First and foremost, you want to make sure the destination is safe for travelers of all ages. Secondly, you want to ensure that the sea turtles in that location aren't being exploited or put in danger. Conservation is critical to their survival. If you have little ones in tow, you probably also want the destination to have some kid-friendly activities other than just spotting sea turtles. After researching destinations that offer sea turtle encounters, we've chosen vacation spots that tick all the family-friendly boxes, making them ideal for travelers of all ages. You can learn more about or methodology for picking these destinations at the end of the article.

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Maui, Hawaii, U.S.

If you love sea turtles and want to travel to a place where you're almost guaranteed to see them in the wild, then Maui should be your next vacation destination . This Hawaiian island is home to several types of sea turtles, including hawksbills, green turtles, leatherbacks, olive ridleys, and loggerheads. You're most likely to spot Hawaiian green turtles swimming in the waters along Maui's west and south coasts. Sometimes they even come onto the beaches to bask in the sun. Some of the top spots to see turtles include Turtle Town at Maluaka Beach and Black Rock at Kaʻanapali Beach. Just be sure to give the turtles plenty of space.

If you have small children who aren't able to snorkel or swim to see turtles, you can visit the Maui Ocean Center to see the Turtle Lagoon Exhibit. The exhibit features up to six turtles on display that you can view from the surface of the water and underwater. There are also educational programs to teach visitors about the turtles and their importance to marine ecosystems. Kids will also love the 3D humpback whale experience, the living reef display, and the open ocean exhibit with live sharks and rays.

Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Australia's Great Barrier Reef is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is home to six of the world's seven species of sea turtles. You can take guided tours to see turtles on the reef, including snorkeling excursions, scuba diving trips, and glass-bottom boat tours. Fitzroy Island is a great spot to see turtles in the wild and at the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Center . Green Island is a family-friendly island where you can often see turtles swimming in the water. The dry season runs from May to October, making this  the ideal time to visit the Great Barrier Reef for the best visibility .

One of the best places to base yourself for trips to the Great Barrier Reef is Cairns on Queensland's northeastern coast. The weather in Cairns is warm year-round, making it a popular tropical vacation destination. There are also plenty of activities on offer for kids. Families can go hiking in rainforests to discover waterfalls, visit the Cairns Aquarium , and see wild animals at Hartley's Crocodile Adventures . There are also plenty of hotels with pools in Cairns, as well as restaurants that cater to all tastes.

Tortuguero National Park, Costa Rica

Located on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast, Tortuguero National Park is a prime nesting site for leatherbacks, hawksbills, loggerheads, and green sea turtles. In fact, the area was named after the turtles — Tortuguero means "region of turtles." The protected sanctuary has winding canals, lagoons, and sandy beaches where the turtles nest from May to November. Local guides can take you to see the turtles nesting at night. Depending on when you come, you might be able to see the baby turtles hatching and running towards the sea. Just remember to be very quiet and keep a decent distance between you and the turtles.

Tortuguero National Park is about a three-hour drive from the capital city of San Jose. Because most of the turtle activity takes place at night, you'll probably want to stay in the small town of Tortuguero close to the park. There are several hotels and lodges nearby. Aninga Lodge is a kid-friendly spot with comfortable bungalows, a restaurant, a spa, and a turtle-shaped pool. Pachira Lodge is located on the main lagoon and has room packages that include transportation to and from San Jose, entrance to the Sea Turtle Conservancy (STC)  visitor center, and boat rides along the canals.

Akumal, Mexico

Akumal means "place of the turtles" in the Mayan language. This beautiful beach town on the Riviera Maya in Mexico is known for its abundance of green sea turtles. The area is rich in seagrass, which the turtles love feeding on. The soft, sandy beaches are also the perfect environments for nesting. If you go snorkeling in Akumal Bay, there's a good chance you'll encounter a turtle. You can swim in the green zones along Akumal Beach, but the red zones are protected and can only be entered with a guide.

While many people visit Akumal on a day trip from Cancún, the town is actually a very pleasant place to stay. It has a laid-back vibe, which is perfect for a relaxed family beach holiday. At the same time, Akumal has everything you could want in a resort town, including all-inclusive resorts, shops, and restaurants. The beaches have white sand, and the turquoise waters are ideal for swimming and snorkeling. When you're not swimming with sea turtles, you can take a trip to a cenote nearby, visit the Akumal Monkey Sanctuary , explore ancient Mayan ruins, or go zip-lining in the jungle.

Gili Islands, Indonesia

The Gili Islands are three small islands off the coast of Lombok that are rimmed with sugary, white sand and surrounded by aquamarine waters. They're wildly popular with both tourists and sea turtles. The most common species people encounter around the Gili Islands is the green turtle, although hawksbills are also spotted on occasion. Gili Trawangan is the largest of the three islands and the best spot to see sea turtles. They usually swim along the northeast side of the island in an area called Turtle Point. You can often see turtles just swimming out from the beach.

Gili Trawangan is a car-free island with accommodations to suit all types, including guesthouses, bungalows, beach resorts, and villas. There are also plenty of restaurants and beach bars. The island does have a reputation as a party island though, so if you're looking for something a bit more chill, you may want to consider staying on Gili Air or Gili Meno. Both have hotels and villas that are suitable for families. Gili Meno also has a turtle sanctuary where you can see baby turtles and join release programs for a small donation.

Boa Vista, Cape Verde

Cape Verde is an archipelago off the coast of West Africa that is the third-largest nesting site for loggerhead turtles in the world. Most of the nesting happens on the island of Boa Vista. Several organizations on the island work tirelessly to protect the turtles and their nesting grounds. Between July and October, you can join guided tours to see turtles nesting on the beach. If you're lucky, you may even see baby turtles hatching and be able to help them on their way to the sea.

There are plenty of places to stay on Boa Vista that are perfect for families. All-inclusive resorts are popular choices because they have amenities like swimming pools, restaurants, and spas. Most also offer a wide range of entertainment options like water sports, games for kids, live music, and shows. There are also a handful of hotels and vacation rentals in Sal-Rei, which is the main town on the island. If you want to eat out, there are several restaurants and beach clubs around the island that serve local and international cuisine.

Saona Island, Dominican Republic

With powdery, white sand beaches and incredibly clear waters, it's no wonder sea turtles love Saona Island. This small island is an important nesting site for hawksbill, leatherback, and green turtles. Hawksbills are the most common turtles on the island, nesting mostly on the southern beaches. You might not see turtles on the main tourist beaches here, but you can visit the Saona Island Turtle Sanctuary in the small village of Mano Juan. At the sanctuary, you can visit the turtle hatchery where eggs are kept safe until the baby turtles hatch, and with advanced notice, you may even be able to join a turtle release.

Saona Island is just 12 miles south of the Dominican Republic's main island, making it easy to get to from Punta Cana or Bayahibe. Most people come here on a day trip, although there is a basic bed and breakfast on the island. Several tour companies will take you to the island on a catamaran or speed boat. Some also include a trip to the Saona Island Turtle Sanctuary. Remember that hawksbill turtles are listed as critically endangered, so be very careful where you tread on the beaches and keep your distance if you happen to come across one in the wild.

Koh Tao, Thailand

Koh Tao (which translates to Turtle Island) is one of the most popular diving and snorkeling destinations in Thailand thanks to its clear, calm waters and abundant coral reefs just offshore. Visitors can often spot green and hawksbill turtles while exploring the waters around the island. Many dive centers on the island offer guided tours to turtle hotspots such as Tanote Bay and Buddha Point. You can also see turtles swimming close to shore at spots like Jansom Bay and Sai Daeng Beach.

One of the great things about Koh Tao is that it appeals to so many types of travelers. Families, solo travelers, and partners looking for a relaxing couples beach vacation  will find a wide array of hotels, restaurants, and fun activities to do. If you don't know how to scuba dive, Koh Tao is a great place to learn. Kids 10 years and older can take PADI courses through one of the island's many dive centers. Younger kids can enjoy beach days, boat rides, and cultural activities like Thai dance performances. The Koh Tao Leisure Park has attractions for all ages, including an 18-hole mini golf course, a cinema, pool tables, and a kid's play area.

Fernando De Noronha, Brazil

The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Fernando de Noronha is a stunning archipelago off the northeast coast of Brazil. The protected marine park is home to a staggering amount of marine life, including hawksbills and green turtles. The female turtles lay their nests on the beaches between the months of December and June, making this the perfect destination during cold weather months for sea turtle lovers. Families can take guided diving and snorkeling trips to swim with the turtles. You can also visit the  Projeto TAMAR open-air sea turtle museum.

It should be noted that Fernando de Noronha is not the easiest or cheapest place to visit. To protect the marine environment, the government limits the number of tourists who can visit the Fernando de Noronha islands every day. Every visitor must pay an environmental preservation fee of R$97.16 (approximately $20) per day. In addition, you'll also have to purchase a ticket to enter the marine park, which costs R$358 (about $72) and is valid for 10 days. While it can be pricey to visit the islands, those who don't mind splashing out will be rewarded with spectacular scenery and the opportunity to spot sea turtles in the wild.

Carlisle Bay, Barbados

Barbados is home to three types of sea turtles: hawksbills, leatherbacks, and green turtles. While the turtles can be found on nearly every coast of the island, Carlisle Bay is one of the top spots to see them gliding gracefully through the water. You can often see the turtles while swimming and snorkeling in the clear waters of the bay. If you prefer guided tours, there are several tour companies that offer diving and snorkeling excursions, catamaran trips, and glass-bottom kayak tours.

It's easy to see why so many families flock to Barbados. The island has beautiful white sand beaches, all-inclusive resorts with attractive amenities, and interesting attractions. Bridgetown is a good place to base yourself if you want to be close to turtles, as that's where you'll find Carlisle Bay. The capital city is also home to historic buildings, inviting shops, and tons of restaurants. Suppose you want to get out of the city and explore the island. In that case, kids will love watching monkeys at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, exploring underground caverns in Harrison's Cave, and strolling through tropical gardens at the Flower Forest .

Melbourne Beach, Florida, U.S.

Every year between March and October, thousands of sea turtles make their way to Florida's Space Coast to lay their eggs on the soft, sandy beaches. Melbourne Beach is one of their preferred nesting spots. During this time, you can spot loggerhead, leatherback, and green turtles. You may even get to see hatchlings tumbling down the dunes to the ocean. The best way to spot the turtles is on a guided turtle walk with the Sea Turtle Conservancy or Sea Turtle Preservation Society. The walks can be fun and enlightening experiences for turtle lovers of all ages.

Melbourne tends to be less touristy than other places along the Space Coast, but there are still plenty of things to see and do for all ages. Animal lovers can visit the Brevard Zoo or go hiking in the Turkey Creek Sanctuary to see manatees and otters. If the weather takes a turn, you can spend the day at Route 7 for some go-karting, laser tag, or mini-bowling. The Kennedy Space Center is about an hour's drive from Melbourne and a must for future astronauts. Visitors can learn about space exploration, see a real-life space shuttle, and even witness rocket launches at various times throughout the year.

Lhaviyani Atoll, The Maldives

The Maldives is an island nation in the Indian Ocean that consists of nearly 1,200 tropical islands clustered in atolls. With that in mind, choosing the right Maldives island for your vacation style can be tricky. If seeing sea turtles is a top priority for you, then Lhaviyani Atoll is a good bet. Green sea turtles gather on the coral reefs around the islands in the atoll. They particularly like to congregate around Kuredu Island, making this an excellent spot to swim with turtles on a diving or snorkeling trip. Families can also visit the Oliver Ridley Project Marine Center to learn about Kuredu's green turtles.

Kuredu Island Resort & Spa is the only hotel on the tiny island of Kuredu, and it's perfectly primed for families. You can opt for a private pool villa, a water villa on wooden stilts over the ocean, or a beach bungalow right on the sand. Kids will love cooling off in the resort's pools, playing games in the kid's club, and dining at the underwater restaurant while fish swim overhead. The resort also has a golf course, gym, spa, as well as tennis and padel courts.

Isla Mujeres, Mexico

Isla Mujeres is located just off the coast of Cancún, and it's a beautiful spot to stay or visit on a day trip if you love sea turtles. The clear waters and white sand beaches attract loggerhead, hawksbill, and green turtles, particularly between the mating and nesting seasons from May to September. If you go snorkeling in the waters around the island, you can often see turtles swimming. To see turtles on land, you can visit Tortugranja (The Turtle Farm) to see hatchlings and feed rescued turtles.

If you're looking for a more laid-back Mexican beach vacation , Isla Mujeres is lesser known than nearby Cancún, so it doesn't get the same crowds that its mega-resort neighbor does. The central area of the island is just four blocks by six blocks, making it very walkable. Stroll the streets and you'll find colorful murals, shops, and restaurants. Accommodations range from boutique hotels to all-inclusive beach resorts. There are also tons of kid-friendly activities on offer, including snorkeling tours, zip lining, and a Mayan temple. MUSA is a fascinating underwater museum with hundreds of sculptures by local artists. You can dive and snorkel here or see the sculptures on a glass-bottom boat trip.

Methodology

With so many locations around the world where sea turtles gather, narrowing down the best family-friendly spots was no easy task. Our research led us to these destinations because first and foremost, they are safe to travel to. Crime rates are low and there are no high travel alerts for any of these destinations. In addition, these spots have plenty of amenities that appeal to all ages. 

Families can stay at resorts with pools and kid's clubs, go on tours, take part in activities suitable for little ones, and find restaurants serving a wide variety of food to appeal to picky palates. In addition, these spots have conservation initiatives in place to protect the turtles. Children can learn about why turtles are so important for ecosystems and how to safely interact with turtles in the wild. Happy turtle spotting!

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From boats to beaches, challenges facing sea turtles as nesting season starts in NC

As temperatures rise as summer approaches so do the number of sea turtles in North Carolina's coastal waters.

But also increasing is the number of boats in those very same waters, and for the sea turtles that often can be a dangerous proposition.

For staff at the Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center in Surf City, the warming weather means they'll be seeing more patients with damaged shells and flippers as concerns over rehabilitating cold-stunned turtles during the winter pivots to trying to save those struck by boat propellers.

Sometimes it can be a sobering experience.

The Brunswick County Sheriff Office's Marine Patrol in mid-April rescued a Kemp's Ridley sea turtle in the Intracoastal Waterway near Sunset Beach that appeared to have been struck by a boat propeller. The turtle eventually made its way to the sea turtle hospital for treatment.

But staff found the turtle, dubbed "Hope Sapphire," to be suffering from too many injuries to be rehabilitated.

Terry Meyer, the hospital's deputy director and conservation director, said not being able to save every turtle that comes through the hospital's doors can be tough. But, pointing to a pair of small tubs containing two of the hospital's newest residents, juvenile green sea turtles that had sustained damage from boat propellers, she said it's satisfying knowing that many more turtles have a fighting chance because of the work done at the Pender County facility.

That's not just through treating injured animals or giving curious visitors a tour of the facility. Hospital staff and volunteers work with local turtle protection groups, which walk area beaches to look for nests, and hold releases up and down the coast to raise awareness and interest in the sea turtles.

"It's helping get that awareness out there," said Meyer, who has been with the hospital for 27 years, last week. "They are such a charismatic animal, so people like to see them, experience them. But we need to have limits."

Nesting challenges

That's especially true when it comes to beach nesting season, which started in North Carolina May 1.

"Our No. 1 greatest threat is artificial lighting," Meyer said. "It's our biggest concern because the lights can not only disorientate the nesting female as she comes ashore, but also the hatchlings because they're going to move toward the brightest light they see when they come out of their nest, and we want that to be the moon or the stars as they make their way toward the ocean."

Predators like foxes and raccoons along with overanxious tourists eager to see and get selfies with a giant marine reptile that predates the dinosaurs are other challenges nesting sea turtles and their hatchlings can face.

With the nearly weekly turnover in beach visitors during the summer, Meyer said it's a constant challenge to educate people on proper sea turtle etiquette.

"It takes a long time to get a 2-ounce hatchling big enough to come back and nest," she said, noting that around 30 years is the average time a female loggerhead − North Carolina's most common sea turtle − has to mature before she'll return to the area of her birth beach to lay her own eggs. "And that adult might be the only one who survives from 10 or 20 nests that were laid that season."

Climate change impacts?

While boats and beachgoers might be some of the most obvious challenges sea turtles face, they are by no means the only ones.

Climate change is one scientists worry could impact the marine reptiles in several ways.

On the beach, the warming weather is increasing sand temperatures, which helps determine the sex of hatchlings as the buried eggs incubate. If the beach is warmer than 89 degrees, most of the hatchlings will be female; if it's cooler more will be male.

For a long time, researchers have believed that the cooler beaches in the Carolinas produced males to mate with the female-heavy hatchlings produced by the warmer beaches in Florida and along the Gulf Coast. But what will happen if all the country's beaches get so warm that the vast majority of hatchlings are female?

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A warming climate, which scientists are predicting for North Carolina in the coming years, also could impact when sea turtles nest.

Sea turtle nesting season in the Tar Heel State generally runs from May through August. Dr. Matthew Godfrey, a sea turtle biologist with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission , said data so far hasn't shown turtles nesting earlier in North Carolina.

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"But anecdotally we have observed a few turtles nesting in September and even October," he said via email.

Ocean Isle Beach saw its first nest on Monday. It is the second earliest verified nest in the Brunswick County town's history, according to the Ocean Isle Beach Sea Turtle Protection Organization . The only one to beat it was a nest laid May 6, 1995. Forty-five miles up the coast, the Masonboro Island Reserve between Wrightsville Beach and Carolina Beach also was celebrating a nest laid Friday, laying claim to the first North Carolina nest of the 2023 season.

Climate change is also forecast to mean more powerful and bigger tropical weather systems, like hurricanes, that can impact coastal areas and beaches where sea turtles nest and forage.

Long-term conservation effort

Even with the growing list of challenges facing sea turtles, including intense development along some of their nesting beaches, it's not all murky waters for the animals that can live to be 100.

Godfrey said that while nest numbers vary by years, there generally has been an upward trend in nesting numbers in the Southeast.

"We hope increases in the number of loggerhead nests laid in N.C. (and S.C. and Georgia) are the result of conservation measures put into place in the 1980s and 1990s," he said, noting that more than 95% of nests in North Carolina are loggerheads. "We hope the trend continues."

Last year the wildlife commission recorded 1,958 sea turtle nests in North Carolina, producing an estimated 209,405 eggs. That's up from 1,296 nests in 2015 and 881 in 2010.

Back at the hospital in Surf City, Meyer echoed Godfrey's message.

"This is a long-term conservation effort, but that's OK," she said. "We'll learn in 50 years how successful we've been."

Reporter Gareth McGrath can be reached at [email protected] or @GarethMcGrathSN on Twitter. This story was produced with financial support from 1Earth Fund and the Prentice Foundation. The USA TODAY Network maintains full  editorial control of the work.  

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