Turtle Nesting Centre - Aquaculture farm in Morjim - North Goa, India

Very informative. A very good step towards environment and nature. They have an information centre which provides details of life of turtles. Also do's and don'ts when you spot a turtle on the beach.

What a fantastic beach Quite large and great for children Lucky to have magnificent weather which made it all the more special

Morjim beach Is one of the best beaches of North Goa and is also famous for the turtle nesting centre. Well monsoon starts by June so didn't see any turtle but the waterway created as a pond in between the sand was just awesome to walk onto. I just loved the place

Morjim Beach - Olive Turtles nesting site - Olive Turtles are an endangered species found in various places in the Pacific & Indian Oceans. They breed & new hatchling imprint on the sands of the beach so that they would know where to come to lay eggs when they are adults, hence it's very important not to interfere or touch them when we see them. They come to nest during November to April. Ways to reach Morjim Beach is by road. Cars, Taxi, 2 wheeler vehicles are available for rent or by locals tours. Beach is laid back, good place for meditation, relaxation, simple crowds. I'm visiting after lockdown relaxation due to Covid-19. Please check with locals / authorities if places to visit have any restrictions before traveling.

Nice beach did not see the turtles yet may be by end of December we can see some activity

Nice beach, turtles not come to beach at day time when people visit, local peoples say turtles come at night time to lay eggs and eggs were kept at egg hatchery.

Turtle eggs are covered in sand, so you can't see them. But beautiful beach.

Very good initiative by Goa govt to protect turtle and their habitats