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This research and protection program for sea turtles is located in one of the most beautiful areas in Costa Rica 30 minutes away from Manuel Antonio National Park, one of the beautiful natural parks in Costa Rica.
Here you will have the opportunity to be in direct contact with nature and our Costa Rica culture, here, the conservation of sea turtles is the reason of this initiative creates by the family Duran Umaña . In addition, the initiative is 100% carried out by people from the community: the volunteers, who come to make their contribution and participate in our program, stay with a family, Francisco and Sonia what makes the experience very enriching by directly sharing with a family and knowing our culture first-hand. In addition, the quota that volunteers will pay for this project will go directly to the family, which creates a direct and positive impact for the community.
This program is a common effort
Actividies: beach cleaning, hatchery care, night patrols in search of turtles, from which we collect scientific data and rescue their eggs, which are taken to a safe place (hatchery) here we protect them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week until the babies are hatch. We also do social, maintenance work in the community hall and school, when it's requered
Our volunteers will have the chance to spend their time enjoying the wild life and meeting many different animals.
Furthermore, they can do sports on the beach or simply tan and relax while enjoying a good book.
Also they can spend time together with the locals and enjoy getting to know a new culture. This is always a great opportunity to make new friends as well.
During the free time the volunteers will have the opportunity to do many things, among them: hiking, snorkeling, horseback riding, kayaking, swimming, enjoying the beach, fishing, playing sports or simply relaxing in a hammock enjoying the sounds of the nature around and meet the most biodiverse place in the world as Corcovado national park.
Accommodations, meals, maintenance of the camp and educational activities
We live in a house with 3 rooms for 4 people each. The house has a bath and shower.
The basis of the Costa Rican diet is rice and beans, which we accompany with salad, vegetables or meat, always with the typical flavors of the tropical country and seasonal fruits at breakfast
From San José take bus to Quepos at 8 am, there in Quepos a member from the program will meet you to accompany you to the camp
The camp is located 15 minutes away from Quepos
Olive Redley Turtle Conservation Supporter
Located on Isla Damas Quepos, this program was born as a family initiative, who have been dedicated to the conservation of sea turtles for more than 10 years
$275/week
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