How To Reach Bentota Sea Turtle Conservation Project

Bentota Sea Turtle Conservation Project, Bentota, Sri Lanka

Getting to the Bentotota Sea Turtle Conservation Project in Bentota, Sri Lanka is a simple process, whether you're coming from Colombo, the capital city, or any other part of the country. Here are the common modes of transport you can use:

By Train:

• Take a train from Colombo Fort Railway Station heading to Galle or Matara.
• Alight at Bentota Railway Station.
• The conservation project is just a short taxi or tuk-tuk ride away from the station.

By Bus:

• Buses from Colombo to Galle will often go through Bentota.
• Ask the conductor to drop you at the nearest stop to the Sea Turtle Conservation Project.
• It's a short tuk-tuk ride from the bus stop to the project site.

By Taxi:

• Direct taxis from Colombo can take you right to the site.
• This is a more expensive but more comfortable and private option.

By Private Vehicle:

• If you are renting a car, follow the coastal Galle Road (A2) heading south.
• The drive is scenic and well-signposted to reach Bentota.

Operating Hours:

• Be aware that the center operates during specific hours, so plan to arrive within those times.

Once you're in Bentota, local signage and information desks can help you locate the Sea Turtle Conservation Project easily. Moreover, as it is a well-known conservation effort, most local drivers will know exactly where to take you.

Contact Information:

• If you have any trouble or want to arrange your visit in advance, consider contacting the project directly for guidance.

Note: Be sure to check for the most recent operating times and any entrance fees or suggested donations that support the conservation work.