Coming from southern part (from eg. Kendwa beach) to the lighthouse, there are stone made stairs (marked on the photo). Use them and you will come directly in front of Information office of the Mnarani Conservation Pond. Entrance fee: 5$ or 10 000 TSH The guide takes you through all kinds of turtles and is very knowledgeable. They even have... More 

The aquarium at mnarani (light house) is getting and buying turtles that been catch by mistake (hopefully). And release to ocean on February every year! Very recommended to sea them and for the little amount of money to make rhis project continue! They can easily! The baraka aquarium is not good to conservation, not release enough, if youc an swim... More 

Worth a visit You can see turtles of different ages and sizes, feed them and learn about them. The child enjoys feeding the turtles and touching them. Very nice place - you can swim with turtles.

Great opportunity to learn more from the turtles and you can also feed them. The work done there is amazing and I wish to come back on February 20th when they released them

Very local place, good for kids, but it's a bit dodgy to swim with the turtles and the fish. Giant trevallys . The water smells a bit and they guys taking care are nice but very laid back and I think the safety and explanations about the place could be much better. A place with great potential but as I... More 

When you come in, a guide will take you to a display and talk about all of the species of sea turtles, which is pretty interesting; you can feed seaweed to the turtles that they rescue, and you get to see some baby turtles and eggs. Not a bad way to spend a half hour to an hour if you... More 

The turtles conservation is on the eastern end of Nungwi beach. It's nothing must see, but if you're already there you can take a tour and see the great job they're doing in saving young turtles. For 5$ entry fee you get a guide who explains the salvation process, gives you some sea weed to feed them and after that... More 

5 $ fee per person totally not worth for seeing one little pond with turtles. And than, again a guide that expects you to tip him for showing the obvious. Nice cafe in front.

Could be that we were a bit disappointed because we arrived after they released the small turtles. The idea of conservation, though, is a blessed one and it should be kept up!