Segoro Lestari Sea Turtle Conservation at Serang Beach, Blitar, East Java

Imagine waking up to the soothing sound of ocean waves, spending your mornings helping tiny sea turtles find their way to the vast ocean, and your afternoons basking under the tropical sun. "Beach Days and Turtle Ways" is not just a volunteer program. it’s a soul-refreshing escape where your love for nature meets unforgettable adventure.

Set on breathtaking coastlines, this volunteer experience offers participants the chance to directly protect endangered sea turtles. Volunteers engage in a variety of activities, from safeguarding nesting sites and monitoring hatchlings to cleaning beaches and educating local communities about marine conservation. Every task, big or small, plays a crucial role in giving these incredible creatures a better chance at survival.

But the magic doesn’t stop at conservation work. When you're not helping turtles, you're free to immerse yourself in the beauty of the beach. The balance between meaningful work and leisure time makes this experience truly special.

Beyond the sun and sea, what makes "Beach Days and Turtle Ways" unforgettable is the connection you build—with nature, with fellow volunteers from around the world, and with yourself. It’s a chance to slow down, to live intentionally, and to leave a positive mark on the planet.

So if you’re seeking a volunteer journey that fills your days with sunshine, your heart with purpose, and your memories with endless ocean horizons, join the "Beach Days and Turtle Ways" adventure. Together, let's make every wave count!

Our staff are highly skilled in English communication, making every "Turtle Talk" presentation smooth and engaging for both local and international audiences. During each session, they deliver the information in both Indonesian and English to ensure that everyone can fully understand and enjoy the experience. This bilingual approach is especially important as we often welcome tourists from around the world who join us during the heartwarming baby turtle ( tukik ) release events. Their ability to bridge the language gap helps create a more inclusive, educational, and memorable moment for all visitors.