Must visit while on the island. Mr king is so knowledgeable about turtles More

Third trip there to see Art and his turtles.... Always fascinating! Worth the trip. To get there, go to the taxi hangout downtown near the water. If 'Blinks' is there, ask for him. He is a great guy and shows you all the high spots. Others are likely as good but we like Blinks to cart us around. More

Even though it was not very expansive. i was pleasantly surprised by owner/caretakers passion for what he does. Stated sometimes "your destiny just finds you." More

Visited on March 20, I enjoyed this attraction. The wonderful thing was going to the sanctuary on Tuesday and then visiting the Tabago Cays on Wednesday where he releases the Turtles into the wild. I was on a Wind Jammer Cruise and it was fun to sail to the Tabago Cays and snorkle into the protected area where the turtles... More

The sanctuary rescues distressed turtles and raises orphans so they can be released into the wild. It's not fancy - just a bunch of water tanks/pools where the turtles hang out while they heal or grow up. The proprietor 'Brother' King greeted us personally and guided us through the building. He also has some fat land tortoises and goats on... More

Cant say enough about this place. What they are doing, educating children, in a place where turtles are a food stuff is simply wonderful. Ask them to tell you the story of how the owner was rescued as a child thinking he was a turtle. Oh and the fee is cheap and is the only source of funding. More

The fee is very reasonable and put to a very good cause to help protect turtles. I don't remember the name of the host now but he was friendly and took time to answer questions. He obviously has a great passion for conservation and we were very impressed with his work to-date. More

found out that a "Hegg" is a runt and the longest term turtle is named Old Hegg! so there you have it. Great couple run this hawksbill sanctuary. interesting and lovely spot More

Took the kids up to the sanctuary, even though we had seen the turtles in the wild at the tobago keys already. Well worth the trip and the owner talked to the kids about why he is protecting the turtles, he kept their attention and was an interesting guy to speak to. Can't believe they are still allowed to fish... More