Turtle Conservation and Education Centre

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What we say:

This centre does an important job breeding endangered turtles and looking after sick or injured turtles brought in by fishermen or villagers from around Bali.

As tourism and development has spread in Bali, fewer areas are appropriate for turtles to nest -- this is a haven for them. It's a good spot to bring kids to see tiny turtles as well as larger turtles, kept in a separate large inground tank.

A small shop sells books and various other souvenirs. We haven't found anyone to show us around properly, but it's no problem to just come in and have a look at the work people are doing here.

More details

Serangan Island, a 20 minute drive from Sanur
http://www.wwf.or.id/en/about_wwf/whatwedo/marine_species/how_we_work/endangered_marine_species/tcec

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