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● Programs

Hatchling
Release

From US$20

● Program Overview

What You’ll Learn

Join us for a special experience where you can help sea turtles' hatchlings reach the sea and learn how we protect these endangered animals through our conservation work.

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Lenuk-Tasi
Rescue Center


Program Structure

We release hundreds of Olive Ridley sea turtle hatchlings crawling toward the ocean in their fight for survival. Connnect with marine science and conservation enthusiasts as we explore our ongoing conservation efforts!


What’s Included

  • 1 Coconut shell

  • 1 Sea Turtle hatchling

  • Accompanied tour guide


Support Local Women’s Business

  • Traditional food

  • Timor’s coffee & tea


Age Groups

Bring your family, children, and friends to learn, discover, and take part in this inspiring conservation effort alongside our dedicated team.


Children gather around a colorful mural of sea turtles on a blue wall in a coastal village, with palm trees and a thatched roof hut nearby.

Sea Turtle Releasing Program


Guest Arrival

17:30 Pm

Turtle Tour

17:45 Pm

Turtle Release

18:05 pm

Group Photo Session

18:30 pm

● Program Overview

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Sessions usually take place in the late afternoon on weekends, depending on hatching schedule and weather conditions. The exact schedule may vary to ensure the turtles area released safely at the right moment.

  • Yes! The sea turtle releasing program is family-friendly and suitable for children. It’s a great way for kids to learn about marine life and conservation while enjoying a hands-on experience. However, children should be accompanied by an adult for safety during the activity.

  • Our site located in Kasait, about 10 km from Dili. Guests can reach us by car or motorbike, and local guides are available to assist visitors if needed. The route is scenic and takes approximately 20-30 minutes from the city center.

A man in a beige t-shirt standing in front of a large educational poster about turtle eggs and their development stages, pointing at a circle labeled 'Day 20 Eye Spot' with an illustration of an egg and a developing eye.