Grenada Turtle Watching Excursion
Grenada - Saint George's
From April to June join our eco-adventure on Grenada's northern beaches - see leatherback turtles from the ocean laying their eggs or hatchlings returning to the sea in the moonlight!
April-June
Months of Operation
Approximately 4.5 Hour (Excludes Transfer Time)
Duration
Minimum Age 8 years
Age Restriction
6:00pm
Begins
Overview
Marine turtles are endangered and facing extinction. In order to protect the turtles we work with the Marine Biologists and the communities who monitor their laying habits and we contribute to the employment of the community by use their trained guides.
Join our nighttime turtle tour from April to June as we journey to Levera National Park in the very north of the island to sit in the moonlight watching Leatherback turtles bury their eggs in the sand. In Grenada, turtles start nesting in late March and the last turtle hatchlings make their way into the sea in late June to early July.
Grenada is host to four of the world’s seven varieties of turtles – the largest being the 5ft -7ft Leatherback turtle with its bony shell. Endangered is the small Hawksbill turtle, which has a very beautiful shell. Help us support turtle conservation efforts which were started by Ocean Spirits, by taking this splendid Eco-Tour. Look out for the documentary Open Season!
Truly an evening to remember!
Join our nighttime turtle tour from April to June as we journey to Levera National Park in the very north of the island to sit in the moonlight watching Leatherback turtles bury their eggs in the sand. In Grenada, turtles start nesting in late March and the last turtle hatchlings make their way into the sea in late June to early July.
Grenada is host to four of the world’s seven varieties of turtles – the largest being the 5ft -7ft Leatherback turtle with its bony shell. Endangered is the small Hawksbill turtle, which has a very beautiful shell. Help us support turtle conservation efforts which were started by Ocean Spirits, by taking this splendid Eco-Tour. Look out for the documentary Open Season!
Truly an evening to remember!
Tour Highlights
- Turtle sightings are 95% certain, however, remember, these animals live in the wild. - we will wait up to midnight for them to come up out of the ocean.
- Opportunity to see Hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), the nesting Leatherback turtle (Dermochelys coriacea), the migratory Loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) and the Green turtle (Chelonia mydas)
This turtle tour is a fascinating Eco-Adventure and is also a way to contribute to the local community who act as guides and research assistants to the Marine Biologists who are monitoring the turtles. Turtle Tour participants are advised to wear sensible hiking or walking shoes that have a grid bottom and NOT sandals or slippers. A jacket is also recommended. No flashlights allowed. Signed disclaimer required.
Additional Information
What to Bring
- Comfortable dark clothing and a light jacket for cool nights
- Walking shoes
- Cash
- Camera - no flash please
- a small snack and water to consume while waiting
Additional Information
If you would like to go on another evening, please call us on contact number 1473-4058340 to confirm what days may be available. Please note minimums may apply.Includes
Not Recommended For
- Pregnant women
- Persons with motion sickness
- Physically Challenged (Tour not wheelchair accessible)
- Persons who suffer from heart/respiratory problems
- Persons who suffer from back/neck problems
Meeting Location
Policies & Agreements
Cancellation or Change Due to other Conditions
If we cancel any trip due to weather, mechanical failure, or unsafe conditions, a full refund will be provided. If a tour departs, but is modified or shortened due to weather conditions, refunds will not be provided.Participant Responsibilities
All participants will be required to follow safety policies and procedures as well as instructions from guides during activities. All guests must meet minimum age requirements at the time of participation. Each participant is required to sign a Participant Assumption of Risks, Acknowledgment of Inherent Risks and Indemnity Agreement prior to participation.6 Person Minimum Capacity Requirements
The minimum capacity for this tour is 6 persons.
We will do everything in our power to confirm this date you have chosen.
If we are unable to do so we will reschedule for another day, a full refund will be provided.
All Tours are subject to weather conditions.Confirmation & Payment
We will contact you by phone to confirm your reservation and finalize payment details.Payment, 24hr Cancellation and Refund Policy
Payment in full is due at the time of reservation. Please notify us if you need to cancel or reschedule. Cancellations made at least 24 hours before departure will receive a full refund. No refunds will be given for cancellations within 24 hours of departure.
Grenada Turtle Watching Excursion
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$80.00