It's about half an hour. If you don't have your own car, suggest you hire a driver for a half day rather than take a taxi, as you will need to have it wait since there are no passing taxis in that area. You could spend some time in nearby Sanur

Hallo Tanja, du kannst normalerweise leider nicht beim Aussetzen dabei sein, da sie die Schildkröten erst in Gruppen ins Meer entlassen, wenn sie geschlüpft sind. Aber du kannst einer Schildkröte einen Namen geben und wenn sie dann ins Meer darf bekommst du sofort einen Video davon auf WhatsApp geschickt. Ist total süß. LG Stefan

Hi Mary, die Frage ging an mich statt an TCEC; aber die brauchen manchmal ein paar Tage, bei uns warens nur 4 Tage aber es können wohl auch 2 Wochen sein. LG Stefan

I agree, one hour and we went by a taxi.

Hello, we were there at August, so I cant answer your question. You shoul contact the turtle conservation directly.

You can go anytime during the day, they are open every day. Better to go in the morning, early afternoon and not leave it for late otherwise you will be in a hurry and don't have time to go around.

The turtles are released depending on when the eggs hatch and therefore there is no set day. When it does happen they will make an announcement on Kuta beach at about 4 or 5 pm which can be heard from a distance. You go to the Bali Sea Turtle Society site opposite the beach, pay and get a turtle in a container to release. When everyone has their turtle they proceed down to the water, line up and let the turtles go under supervision. This can all take a bit of time as they are quite disorganised but worth the experience. Look at the Bali Sea Turtle Society FaceBook page for the latest, if you are in Kuta though just pop in and ask them. If you walk to the beach via Kuta Market turn right before you hit the sand and walk along the path and you will find the Turtle Society on your right.

Anytime have hatchlings all the time Go it’s great