Introduction
A small scale turtle nurture centre known for turtle nesting and serving as a hatching ground, find out all you need to know about these adorable creatures and the ongoing turtle conservation project during a tour at the centre.
What to Expect?
There are 2 sections of this center. The main building consists of an Information Center where one can get much information about the efforts of the center in keeping the turtles specifically Hawksbill species from extinction. There is a pool at the back of the building where one can see hawksbill turtles.
The other section of this center is on the beach across the main building. Guests can find fenced up areas where turtle eggs are buried. According to the center, those eggs are mostly collected from the long stretch of the beach and buried within the fenced up area to be protected from being taken away or eaten by birds, reptiles and from humans.
The visitation to this center can be within one hour depends on how long you would like to spend especially at the beach area. The center is open from Tuesdays to Sundays from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM and 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. They are closed on Mondays and public holidays.
The center is located at Padang Kemunting 78300 Masjid Tanah Melaka Malaysia. They can be reached via mobile number +6019-6328253 or +601-6443925 or via phone number +06-384 6754.
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Address: Padang Kemunting, 78300, Masjid Tanah, Melaka
06-384 6754
Everyday Except Monday 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM Everyday Except Monday 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM-
Hsin Cheung Tiu
a month agoParkings inside the premise can be challenging as the entrance is quite narrow, overall takes about 30 - 45 minutes to complete the whole journey.
Only few turtles on display.
Free entry, free parking ? -
EO Ng
3 months agoFoc parking and no entrance fee, photos sold RM30 per pcs or 2 pcs RM40.00 (optional); watch Turtle at 2 pools; 30km from Melaka town; Road narrow
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Nahnee Awesome
6 months agojust found out that there is a place for turtles in the west coast of peninsular malaysia. went there during rainy season around september. so when we were there, and visited the center they say that the next morning is the last turtle goodbyes. so we woke up early and had a final goodbyes to turtles. the center is clean has a lot of turtle and free! the workers are very hardworking and friendly. just found out that turtles eat smaller turtle to mark territory ???
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Mo Sopi
10 months agoA place you must visit when you go to Pengkalan Balak's beach especially to bring children for them to learn about turtle life.
Parking here is limited & usually pack during weekend & long holiday. The vehicles routes are quite narrow. 4/5
Has an exhibition room that provides a lot of information about marine's life. Entrance is free. Souvenirs are also sold here. 5/5
Toilets & surau are also available. 5/5
You are also have the opportunity to see the turtles in the pond. 5/5 -
Amy Jia Shin
11 months agoAround 40 mins away from Jonker street but it worth the travel. You can look at the turtle in very short distance and there are alot of small turtles here too!
Free admission, the place is quite small and around 10 minutes you can finish the visit but my kid took 20 mins to watch the turtles in the pool. The beach there is clean and the sea is blue. Definitely will come again next time ❤
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