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The hatching season is May.Please if you do visit don't disturb the nests,and if you visit at night absolutely no lights should be shown,not even the glow of a cigarette.The turtles are trying to get to the sea and if yiu attract them with a...More
Gentle sandy slope, ideal for children. Good snorkelling in crystal clear waters at the southern end of the bay. Take your time getting there as the road is challenging in places without a 4WD.
This conservation station has a shaded area with educational posters on turtle conservation at the beach. In addition to the learning opportunity, the swimming right off the beach was great.
We visited as part of a safari buggy tour and it was fantastic! We didn’t spend much time there as we were with a group but we saw some turtles being released into the sea and went to look at the baby turtles which were...More
Jus interesting to see, nothing too special in the winter time. Quite a road to get there, enjoyed the scenery.
Getting to Lara Bay is no easy matter. It is rough dirt road, possibly impassable after rain, that you need to take careon - we had 4X4 but still need to be careful. Good information above the beach then stroll down the walkway to the...More
Its an intact beach, you can reach it on a dirt road. Nearby the beach you can find a great place where you can go trekking in the nature.
This is a must to see Go over the hills yes it might be bumpy and all But the views and the drive Well worth it Great in a 4x4 Or great on a buggy Go along coast line to see all the fantastic views
Yes it is indeed a long bumpy uncomfortable drive along the tank tracks leading to Lara. But do it! The team at the Conservation area are friendly, courteous and even helped this old guy on a stick! As to the turtles - see for yourselves,...More
Natural beach, sandy, wonderful waves, sea in different colors. Turtles nests, sand lilys, dark hot rocks... Keep this place clean and safe!
