Tortugranja
Tortugranja
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Snowflake
North Vancouver, Canada2 contributions
Mar 2022 • Solo
This place is permanently closed down by the government. Political corruption and extorting funds. No one knows where the animals have gone. People have lost their jobs.
Written March 30, 2022
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Uncle-Jayo
Wendover, UK481 contributions
Mar 2022 • Solo
Only gave it one star as it’s closed. Popped down today (22 March 2022) in case there was a change. But no. Don’t bother going unless you get info first.
Written March 22, 2022
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Sean Susie M
Attleboro, MA2 contributions
Oct 2021
Was closed with no warning made the trip and wasted a lot of time.spite telling the hotel, the staff on our boat, the golf cart rental place & asking the locals about not a sould mebtioned IT WAS CLOSED! felt very taken advatage of on top of the disapoointment.
Written November 2, 2021
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MommaDe070714
Indian Land, SC424 contributions
Sept 2021
The turtle farm we have know and loved for many years has been closed. We were there right before they closed the doors and most of the turtles and other sea life had been removed. This has been a go to for our children and grandchildren for many years! Very sad....
Written September 29, 2021
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petr b
Prague, Czech Republic131 contributions
Sept 2021
Basically several small aquariums, with apparently well groomed turtles. Do not bother to buy the food for then
Written September 22, 2021
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Sue B
Chandler, AZ79 contributions
Sept 2021 • Couples
It is a small turtle farm, but was a good to be able to see sea turtles, nice stop when renting a golf cart, there even was an albino turtle
Written September 6, 2021
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cypjg
Spring Branch, TX340 contributions
Jul 2021 • Family
Brought my daughter here during our recent trip as she is an animal lover. She enjoyed looking at the turtles and seeing fish both inside of the aquarium and in the ocean. We paid the extra $30 pesos to get turtle food so that she could feed them as well. The entire visit took less than 30 minutes but it wasn’t expensive at all. We would do it again to support the cause. Great activity in the south end of the island.
Written July 25, 2021
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arafatrizvi
Noida, India9 contributions
Jul 2021
It was nice to see some good tortoise but largely in captivity. It’s gud visit for about half hour. Kids may enjoy it. There r small aquariums where there are few fish variety. Could have been much much better though. Largely commercial but not enough value for money. You will have to pay 30 Peso for entry here. Not big amount but not commensurate to expectations.
Written July 23, 2021
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Traci W
Austin, TX93 contributions
Jul 2021
Cute, low-scale turtle sanctuary with a fenced-in, sandy egg nursery, juveniles, adolescents and a couple of big honkin' adults! A nice staff member let us snap some portraits with non sea turtles. Other people had pellets that the turtles seemed to enjoy, but we never saw any to buy...
Written July 4, 2021
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Jodi H
5 contributions
Jun 2021
This is a small facility. They have turtles of different ages in pens. you can feed them turtle food. Not sure how well they are taken care of but most looked ok. We hoped that the facility is run by true conservationist and that they do release them into the ocean at some point.
Written July 4, 2021
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Hi! I am interested in visiting with my 18 month old. Is there an age limit? Or are all ages welcome? Thank you!
tobimmeyer
Portage, MI44 contributions
Yes, all ages are welcome!
FCRUZ
Cancun, Mexico63 contributions
Buenos días, podrían ayudarme por favor con algo de información acerca de la liberación de tortugas.
Están haciendo la liberación?
Como puedo hacer para asistir a una liberación de tortugas?.
What days are U open??
Mrs F
East Riding of Yorkshire, UK1,583 contributions
Hi, they are open 9.00am to 5.00pm daily.
Enjoy
April
washington40 contributions
Was wondering how much the taxi was and how did you get a taxi back to the boat dock after you were dropped off. Do you think it is find-able on your own in the golf carts???
Ian H
England, UK169 contributions
When I went there there were taxis at the venue so you could get one back easily
Stella Maris R
Quilmes, Argentina43 contributions
como llego a la tortugeanha desde el ferry?
Brenda Fontaine
Cornwall, Canada83 contributions
Is it open in January? Not hatching season. Would there be much to see?
Yvette m
Saint Louis, MO43 contributions
yes, you just don't see eggs, but there are all the rest of the stages.
gregr_11
Saint Mary's City, MD123 contributions
When we visited recently, we did not see any injured turtles. They did not appear to be recovering or in need of help. Are the turtles released? Are they bred in captivity? (did not see any way they could make it to sand to lay eggs)
1naturalist
Boulder, CO307 contributions
Turtles are raised from eggs and released up to a year old. Turtles that hatch in the wild have a very low chance to survive being eaten by birds or crabs as they work their way back to the water after hatching. Also once in the ocean due to their size they are an easy meal. Sadly the estimates are only 1 in 1000 survive to adult in the wild. This captive process greatly improves their chances of survival. They have released thousands of turtles already here in the fall. Also turtles that end up needing help are kept in care if too hurt to survive in the ocean. The sand area is only used for eggs that are brought in to hatch naturally then raised till they are older. Most often the eggs brought in are ones being attacked by raccoons, ants and crabs during the time they are laid.
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