Be a great Sea Turtle Conservationist
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- Collect eggs and witness baby turtles hatch and make their first journey to the ocean, all thanks to your efforts! 🐢
- Immerse yourself in daily life with a local family and embrace a sustainable lifestyle firsthand.
- Dive into slow tourism, relax, and fully embrace the pura vida way of life.
- Immerse yourself in the local culture, connect with the community, and make a positive impact. 🇨🇷
- Meet people from around the world, take meaningful action for the planet, and have an amazing time doing it!
- Collect eggs and witness baby turtles hatch and make their first journey to the ocean, all thanks to your efforts! 🐢
- Immerse yourself in daily life with a local family and embrace a sustainable lifestyle firsthand.
- Dive into slow tourism, relax, and fully embrace the pura vida way of life.
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À propos du programme
Join us near Manuel Antonio,protect endangered turtles, and watch many baby hatch in October. Make a real impact while enjoying a great volunteer beachfront experience!
About
Tortugas de Isla Damas is a conservation organization located in the south of Quepos, very close to Manuel Antonio National Park, on the Pacific coast. It is easy to get here from San José. The 6 km beach is wild and typical of Costa Rica. We are a local family deeply committed to nature, ...
Journée typique
Wake up and enjoy a nice breakfast at 8 AM.
In the morning, some volunteers will relax, while others can take a walk in nature or help with beach cleaning, camp maintenance, garden work, or the hatchery. We may also have the opportunity to release baby sea turtles on the beach.
Lunch is at noon.
In the ...
Activités de loisirs
During your free time you can rest because night patrols can be tiring.
Things we can recommend:
- Enjoy the beach and the sea
- Take surf lessons nearby or rent a board
- Take a walk in the surroundings
- Go on a kayak tour in the mangroves
- Go for an excursion, such as to Manuel Antonio
- Enjoy the small swimming ...
Conditions
Services inclus
NE SONT inclus dans le prix:
Informations sur l'arrivée
The turtle season starts in June and ends in January with the final release of babies. During this period, volunteers can arrive any day at any time.
- To get to Tortugas de Isla Damas, you can take a bus from San José to Quepos at the Tracopa terminal. The cost is about $10 USD.
- From Quepos, we will arrange transport to the island (taxi and boat) for an additional $10 USD. Alternatively, someone from the project will meet you at the bus station, or it could be a taxi driver we know.
If you prefer to take a taxi from the airport, we can arrange it for you, but please note there will be an additional cost. Ask us for the price.
IMPORTANT: We will coordinate your arrival time with you based on the tides, as they can affect access to the project.
It’s an easy, fast, and secure process! Please bring a local SIM card, as reception is good but there is no Wi-Fi.
Frais de Programme
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Tortugas de Isla Damas
Agence - fondée en 2016
Vérifié par Volunteer World
Hébergé par
Francisco
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