Turtle Islands National Park Review

Turtle Island is a very unique tourist island. It is indeed a good place to see some large turtle varieties in Austria. It is also a good place to visit. The natural and geographical characteristics of Turtle Island are very good. Some facilities on the island are relatively short.

It was a great project and I appreciate it wasn’t for profit. Upon realizing this, the rooms were completely uninhabitable. As a remote island, I didn’t expect too much, but the rooms hadn’t been cleaned for months except for changing the sheets. At the moment we arrived, I asked the management about this and they didn’t just do anything and didn’t seem to care. I think because they knew I was gone after 24 hours. For the kids, it was the highlight of the trip. Clear waters, charming beaches, and the most important turtles. We didn’t have a guide, the staff really took care of us, it was fantastic to have Bella with the kids. We were lucky to see turtles hatch at sunset and then the turtle mothers return to the sea at sunrise. Although there is no organization to observe the turtles, it is still worth it. There were a small number of annoying tourists who were supposed to turn off their flashlights but didn't do so, but the patrol was very polite to tell them what to do.

Tickets are quite expensive, in the mountains. In addition to the turtle is a feature, there are many kinds of animals inside, the most is the cockroach, climbing around is not scary. It's almost a long time to play.

Don't need tickets when you see turtles, but you have to tip (IDR 5,000 per person). In addition to turtles, there are half-meter-long bats, falcons, vultures, golden eagles, pythons and other animals on the island, which can be photographed. These don't cost money, as long as you dare. One turtle is old, all in his seventies. The snake scared my object

Turtles lay their eggs throughout the year, but the best time to head there is between July and October when the sea is calmer.Observe the collection of eggs, tagging of mother turtles and releasing baby turtles to the sea at this island other than Terengganu.

Turtle Islands Park is located within the Turtle Islands, which lie in the Sulu Sea some 3 kilometres (1.9 miles) north of Sandakan in Sabah, Malaysia.It consists of 3 islands - Selingaan, Little Bakkungan and Gulisaan (often spelt with -an instead of the traditional -aan), including the surrounding coral reefs and ocean.