Mon Repos Conservation Park Bundaberg

4.4

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Google reviews for Mon Repos Conservation Park

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  • 4 Garry Bates
    8 months ago

    Very interesting displays and film presentations. Strong focus and education. Well worth a visit.

  • 5 John Nelson
    a year ago

    Our family has visited a couple of times and greatly enjoyed the experience both times, a very worthwhile bucket list item! Be patient when on the beach with your group as you wait for turtles to emerge from the water, this is nature unfolding before you, not just an App you click on for instant gratification. We admire what Mon Repos is doing to conserve these beautiful creatures and will most definitely visit again.

  • 5 Admin | PurpleCow Digital Marketing
    a year ago

    The turtle encounter is amazing. Something everyone should do in their lifetime! Highly recommend this to anyone.

  • 5 Neil Harfoot
    a year ago

    Have been 4-5 times have seen laying and hatching depending on which month.But have seen both on same night in middle of season can be a long night and take a jacket as it can get cool. It’s a great thing to do with the kids or visitors and will be doing it again this coming season with friends from wales can’t wait

  • 3 cath Gabel
    a year ago

    Waiting 4-5 hrs, being the last group, too many people in each groups.... could be organized much better to ensure that on the night people get a fair chance of being close to the action. Some groups were on the beach for over an hour having enjoyed hatchlings coming to the surface and travelling to the waters, nesting and helping out with relocating eggs.... other groups not so fortunate to any such experiences....

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The success of nesting and hatchling turtles at Mon Repos is critical for the survival of loggerhead turtles. Photo credit: Robert Ashdown © Queensland Government

Mon Repos Turtle Centre update

COVID-safety guidelines are in place to protect you and the turtles. Please read the Conditions of Entry before you book your visit online. Photo credit: Queensland Government

Be inspired: No turtles? No problem. Mon Repos has plenty to offer outside turtle nesting season!

Marine turtles return to Mon Repos beach every summer to breed, but in winter and spring, Mon Repos beach lies quietly in wait for the next turtle season. During this time (May to September), there are many reasons to visit Mon Repos. Photo credit: Robert Ashdown © Queensland Government

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  • Mon Repos Turtle Centre

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    Learn about the special journey marine turtles and people have taken together before heading off to explore the park and beach.

  • Mon Repos Turtle Encounter tours

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    From November to March, join our expert Park Rangers for a rare and wonderful night experience with endangered marine turtles.