Sea Turtle Farm & Hatchery
Koggala
Experience the magical journey of sea turtles and join our mission to protect these endangered beautiful creatures of the ocean.
Protecting Oceans,
One Hatchling at a Time.
The Koggala Turtle Farm offers visitors a unique and enriching experience, combining education, conservation, and an opportunity to connect with nature. Located in the coastal town of Koggala, Sri Lanka, the farm plays a vital role in protecting the endangered sea turtles.
Visitors can witness firsthand the efforts that go into conserving these magnificent creatures, from hatching to safely releasing the hatchlings into the ocean. The farm also provides valuable educational insight into marine life and the importance of environmental conservation. By visiting the Koggala Turtle Farm, visitors contribute to these conservation efforts, making it a meaningful and impactful experience.
Whether you are a nature lover, a family looking for an educational outing, or someone who wants to support wildlife conservation, the Koggala Turtle Farm offers an unforgettable and rewarding experience. It is a great place to learn and love nature while having fun.
You too can contribute to protecting this sea turtle resource for future generations. It is practical, socially beneficial and a great family fun activity and therefore a must-see during your holiday in Sri Lanka.
Meet the Species We Protect
Sri Lanka is home to 5 out of the 7 endangered sea turtle species in the world. Learn more about them below.
Olive Ridley Sea Turtle
The most common sea turtle species found nesting in Sri Lanka. They are best known for their synchronized mass nestings called 'Arribadas'.
Hawksbill Sea Turtle
Critically endangered due to human exploitation for their beautiful patterned shells. Easily recognized by their sharp, hawk-like beak.
Green Sea Turtle
Named for the greenish color of their cartilage and fat. They are large herbivores that primarily feed on seagrasses and algae.
Loggerhead Turtle
Named for their exceptionally large heads and powerful jaws, which allow them to feed on hard-shelled prey like crabs and clams.
Leatherback Sea Turtle
The largest of all living turtles. Unlike others, they lack a hard bony shell and instead possess a thick, leathery carapace.
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Support Our Mission
to Save Sea Turtles
Every donation helps us rescue injured turtles, buy essential nutrition, and guard nests against poachers along the coastline. Your small contribution gives a tiny hatchling a fighting chance in the vast ocean.
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Donate via PayPalOur Vision
Our aim is to protect the nests of these amazing ancient creatures, which are threatened with extinction due to human activities and various reasons, to prevent further decline in their population by rehabilitating disabled animals and ensuring food supplies, and to protect turtles.
Our Mission
We strive to increase the sea turtle population by highlighting the value of turtles, educating the public about their contribution to the balance of nature, and increasing the rate of hatching of turtles.