The camp is natural and beautiful. The palapas are right on the beach. There is excellent snorkeling right off the beach. The camp is natural - not developed at all. Cactus grows right next to the palapas.
Little roads wind through the elephant trees.
Each morning, the team helps clean and refill the turtle tanks. Other daily projects include collecting food for the turtles in order to maintain their natural diet. This entails snorkeling for seaweed and spearfishing for fish and stingray. While aiding in the research conducted by Antonio and Bety, volunteers also collect data for Scott Eckert of Hubbs-Sea World. Efforts to protect sea turtles are handicapped by lack of knowledge of their life cycles, migration patterns, food preferences, social structure, and growth rates - all issues that volunteers help these researchers tackle.