Join a 2-night eco-adventure in coastal Karnataka with turtle nesting patrols, hatchling releases (seasonal), and mangrove kayaking in Udupi’s backwaters.

Experience one of nature’s most profound spectacles along the quiet, untamed beaches of Kundapur and Udupi, where the rhythm of the tides meets the pulse of life. This eco-sensitive coastal escape takes you deep into Karnataka’s western coastline—where Olive Ridley turtles return each year to nest and hatch their young, and where mangrove forests whisper secrets of the sea.

Created in collaboration with local conservation groups, this journey combines night patrols for turtle nesting, a chance (seasonal) to witness hatchling releases, and a serene kayak adventure through bird-filled mangroves.

Slow, soulful, and immersive—this isn’t just a trip; it’s a window into the fragile beauty of India’s marine ecosystems and the communities who protect them.

What You Will Experience:

🐢 Turtle Conservation & Night Patrol

• Visit a protected Olive Ridley nesting site along Kundapur’s pristine beaches.

• Join trained conservation volunteers on a guided night patrol to identify nesting zones.

• Learn about marine ecology, nesting behavior, and the importance of coastal protection.

• If nature allows, witness the magical moment of hatchlings crawling toward the moonlit sea (seasonal).

🛶 Mangrove Forest Kayaking – Udupi Backwaters

• Glide through Udupi’s tranquil backwaters on a 2-hour guided kayak session.

• Paddle through lush mangrove channels, home to colorful kingfishers, egrets, and mudskippers.

• Learn how mangroves act as natural storm barriers and carbon sinks, vital to coastal health.

🏖️ Stay & Slow Coastal Living

• Relax at a scenic coastal or lagoon resort such as Paradise Lagoon or Paradise Isle.

• Enjoy local cuisine prepared with fresh coastal ingredients.

• Optional add-ons: cultural walks, temple trails, or coastal food experiences curated by locals.

🌸 Responsible Tourism & Conservation Ethos

• Every tour supports local conservation funds and awareness programs.

• Small group sizes ensure minimal environmental footprint and meaningful interaction.