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Turtle Conservation Center, Sattahip
Sattahip district in Chonburi province is about 50 km south of Pattaya, and it is where many Royal Thai Navy centers are situated. There are also several impressive white sandy beaches on islands like Koh Kham and Koh Samae San in the Gulf of Thailand. It can be said that Sattahip is a fantastic place for marine conservation traveling and learning not very far from the Thai capital.
Sea Turtle Conservation Center under the care of the Royal Thai Navy was established in 1950 with two main purposes. The first one is to do research and nurture baby sea turtles and release them back to the
sea. The second one is to protect turtle hatching areas and educate the public about sustainable natural resource conservation.
It opens every day from 08:30 am to 17:00. Visitors can spend hours there without paying for entrance fee. It is very popular among groups of students and parents who travel with kids. In the exhibition
areas, food, drinks, and smoking are not allowed. Visitors should dress politely. Swimming is also prohibited in its area. Actually, there are many more beautiful beaches suitable for snorkeling on Koh
Kham and Koh Samae San.
What to see at Turtle Conservation Center, Sattahip
There are four main parts in the center; in-building exhibition rooms, aquarium, turtle nurturing areas, and the rest area on the beach. Two white turtles that are rarely seen in the world are nurtured at the
center. They haven’t been released to nature for fear that their outstanding color will make them an easy prey. Situated also in the Sea Turtle Conservation Center is the Royal Thai Navy Marine Endangered Species Rescue and Rehabilitation Center or the Sea Turtle Hospital. After learning about the cute sea turtles, your kids may want to bring ones home. A souvenir shop where you can buy turtle dolls for them is available there.
Roughly a few kilometers from the Sea Turtle Conservation Center docks Thailand's first and only aircraft carrier called Chakri Naruebet. This aircraft carrier has been used on many disaster relief operations. One of the most important operations is the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami rescue. Many visitors stop by to take pictures with this warship on the way to Nang Ram Beach. However, foreigners are not allowed to be on the carrier.
Taxi and individual transfer to Sattahip
You can get by taxi to Sattahip from BKK airport Suvarbnabhumi, DMK, Bangkok city, Pattaya.
- All the rates (please see below) are TOTAL with NONE OF EXTRA CHARGES.
- Baby or child seat is included if needed.
- Any auto you need is available: sedan Toyota Camry, minivan Toyota Inova, SUV Toyota Fortuner, minibus Toyota Commuter, luxury minibus Hyundai H1 de Luxe.
- We offer our service 24*7 by phone +66-8-00023377, filling booking form or by email: info@pattaya-express.com.
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Sedan Toyota Camry |
MPV Toyota Innova |
SUV Toyota Fortuner |
VAN Toyota Commuter |
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| BKK airport Suvarnabhumi - Sattahip |
1,299 THB | 1,399 THB | 1,499 THB | 1,999 THB | 2,899 THB | Book |
| DMK airport Don Muang - Sattahip |
1,599 THB | 1,799 THB | 1,899 THB | 2,399 THB | 3,299 THB | Book |
| Bangkok - Sattahip |
1,499 THB | 1,599 THB | 1,699 THB | 2,199 THB | 3,099 THB | Book |
| Pattaya- Sattahip |
899 THB | 999 THB | 1,099 THB | 1,399 THB | 2,299 THB | Book |
See also: Taxi Suvarnabhumi Bangkok, taxi Bangkok Pattaya, taxi to Koh Chang, taxi to Hua Hin, taxi to Ban Phe (pier to Koh Samed), taxi to Rayong, taxi to Mae Phim, Rayong, taxi to Mun Islands, Rayong, taxi to Fruit Festivals, Rayong, taxi to Ayuthaya, taxi to Bang Saen, taxi to Sri Racha, taxi to Koh Sichang, taxi to Laem Chabang, taxi from Bangkok, Pattaya to Krabi, taxi to Buriram, taxi to Khao Yai, Taxi to Chathaburi Bali Hai pier, Taxi to Nonthaburi: Koh Kret, Taxi to Samut Prakan: Bang Krachao, Taxi to Kanchanaburi: Sai Yok National Park, Airports of Thailand
