Sentences with phrase «see baby turtles»

With a hatchery located on the island, visitors may be able to see baby turtles hatching and getting released to the ocean or even see the female turtles laying their eggs on the beach.

During this time, you will have the opportunity to witness Loggerhead turtles come to the beach and lay their eggs as well as see the baby turtles hatch and scamper down to the ocean.

There were many standouts for us during our stay at CasaMaga, but what truly made the stay memorable was our opportunity to see the baby turtles.

Enjoy a game of beach volley ball with the locals on the beachfront at sunset, stroll to the turtle sanctuary and see the baby turtles, or stroll further south to the tranquility of Sunset Point to watch the sun set over Agung volcano on Bali.

Next on my list is returning to see the baby turtles hatching!

By the way, do you see a baby turtle in the soup above?

She stewards and protects the turtles in the area in some manner, and one morning we saw baby turtle footprints in the front and backyard.

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We were off to the aquarium, and along the way we passed a beautiful beach on top of a cliff (complete with hammocks), the biggest sea turtles I'd ever seen (right under my feet) and several tanks of baby turtles dashing about like Squirt from Finding Nemo, a large lagoon full of snorkelers, and a little man - made beach off the lagoon where tiny tots paddled about.

Visitors can see the newly hatched baby turtles and the year - old turtles at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum.

«It's disheartening to see their populations decline due to something as easily corrigible as not purchasing baby turtles as pets.

I have seen a lot of attempts over the years to commodify live food and to replace fresh produce, some tragically ineffective and some downright silly — from «turtle food» commonly sold when I was a child that would virtually guarantee a baby turtle with a rubbery shell and a months - long life span to a more recent vibrating dish that was supposed to interest insectivores in dead, dried crickets.

They ensured that our Costa Rican experience was one to remember from arranging the perfect time to see the Sea Turtles coming in to lay their eggs and watch the babies hatch and help carry them to the ocean to family friendly surfing lessons and ATV tours.

Depending on the time of year, you can see hundreds of baby turtles in the outdoor holding tanks.

In 2014, Sandos Hotels saw 64 protected nests, meaning 5,665 baby turtles found their way to the sea safely through this eco friendly program.

Spanish dancers, crabs ranging from small coral crabs up to the huge sponge crab, lobsters, shrimps, sleeping turtles, baby cuttlefish and scorpion fish are amongst the many creatures that can be seen.

On top seeing the babies that morning, it turned out they were doing a turtle release that evening that was open to guests.

The resort's house reef is spectacular — take a leisurely circle around the island and you'll see a variety of corals full of colourful fish, very often alongside turtles (we saw two) and baby sharks.

Not only can you see baby sea turtles, but large adult ones as well.

On this Tamarindo Turtle Nesting tour, you will have the rare chance to see Olive Ridley and Green Pacific sea turtles lay their eggs, and sometimes even see the babies hatching and going out to sea!

As we woke up early at AVIA Villas, we did a little morning stroll and made some photos on the beach for Instagram — when we saw a pamflet on the wall that today the baby turtles we're being released at -LSB-...]

The highlights of our stay in Puerto Escondido were both animal related — seeing jumping manta rays and releasing the cutest baby turtles into the sea.

Hector the Chief Concierge called everyday to see if baby turtles were being released and we got to see them which was a dream of mine!

We were also lucky this morning to see some baby sea turtles hatching out of their nest and make their way down to their new home in Bali's ocean.

It's a paradise to discover in family, kids can really interact with nature, follow a baby turtle release, see monkeys and loads of other species in their own habitat.

The mangrove habitat of Dickson Inlet is home to saltwater crocodiles, while turtles are often seen surfacing close to shore at Island Point, and Lionfish, ocean mullet, & baby Batfish can often be seen in the water around the Marina Mirage and Port Douglas Yacht Club.

While here, you can learn more about wildlife and see both baby and adult turtles close - up.