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Turtle IslandBali Top 14 in Can't Miss Attractions
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Open Open from 9:00am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Pulau Serangan, Serangan, Bali
Phone: +62-813-38412716
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Turtle island, also called Pulau Serangan island, located in Bali, the other side of the south bay. The island has a Turtle Conservation and Education Center (Turtle Conservation and Education Center, collect farming some animals, such as turtles, lizards, bats, snakes, like a small zoo.
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Turtle Island is located on the opposite side of Bali's South Bay. It is much like a small zoo, hosting a turtle conservation and education center, including wild turtles, lizards, bats, giant clams and other animals. Moreover, it is also an important breeding ground for green turtles, as well as toads, to lay and hatch their eggs in Southeast Asia
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Turtle island, also called Pulau Serangan island, located in Bali, the other side of the south bay. The island has a Turtle Conservation and Education Center (Turtle Conservation and Education Center, collect farming some animals, such as turtles, lizards, bats, snakes, like a small zoo.
this trip was waste of money. nothing to see. some birds in a cage and turtle.
When I traveled to Indonesia, I visited the first island. The island is mainly farmed with a lot of sea turtles, of course, there are some unique local animals, such as giant bats, lizards, and some unknown beautiful birds. There are many local boats on the sea, and small flower boxes used to pray for blessings can be seen everywhere on the beach, which is quite interesting.
Starting from Nanwan, take a boat to Turtle Island and pay about 10,000 rupees per person after boarding the boat. As a feeding fee, you can go in and visit and take pictures. You can also have close contact with small animals: turtles, pythons, bats, chameleons...
Bali is the kingdom of the gods in the octave of south latitude. It is called "the island of paradise" and "the island of flowers". The sky is high and the clouds are pale, the water is clear and the sand is young, and the beauty is casual. Bali is also an island of thousands of temples. There are many temples on the island, blessed by the gods...Wandering in Bali Nanwan, Turtle Island. Bathing in the warm sea water will relax your body and mind...The main currency of Indonesia is the rupiah, also called the Indonesian rupiah. The face value is relatively large. Its practical US dollar exchange is much more cost-effective than RMB, and it is also common for locals in Indonesia to use US dollars....large shopping malls, restaurants and high-end hotels can use credit cards, and cash withdrawals require service fees, so it is better to exchange enough US dollars. So... the locals usually omit the "thousand" when they tell you the price. For example, they say 50, but it is actually 50 thousand, which is 50,000.....