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Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary
Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary Review
In the far northeast of the island, Orton "Brother" King, a retired skin-diving fisherman, tends to more than 200 endangered hawksbill turtles until they can be released back into the sea. Call ahead, and he'll be glad to show you around and tell you how his project has increased the turtle population in Bequia.
- Address: Park Beach, Industry, Bequia, VC0400
- Phone: 784/458-3245
- Cost: $5 donation requested
- Hours: By appointment only
- Website: www.turtles.bequia.net
- Location: Bequia
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My GF & I decided to take a week & spend some time on Bequia, more specifically the Moonhole 'compound' after I read an article about Tom Johnston in (I believe) the NYTimes travel section. Read more
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My GF & I decided to take a week & spend some time on Bequia, more specifically the Moonhole 'compound' after I read an article about Tom Johnston in (I believe) the NYTimes travel section. Read more
