This is a wonderful attraction that serves a wonderful purpose. There is an indoor exhibition area with details and facts about sea turtles as well as a small aquarium and there is the outdoor area which houses the pools containing the rehabilitating turtles. This is a great learning spot for kids and adults. The staff is friendly and informative and... More

This is a wonderful place to educate children about marine life and the turtle population. Very interesting for adults and to see how the oceans turtles are injured or sick. Also how they can be nurtured back to a healthy status in the hospital there so they can be released back into the wild. Only one in 100,000 baby turtles... More

A nice way to educate children, and help preserve the sea turtle population. Also a place to volunteer and support.

The facility itself does good work, and is open every day. It's a good size for a quick visit with kids, with many little tanks for recuperating turtles with helpful guides, and a little exhibit area. It's right on the beach with a little playground nearby, so that's a bonus if it's not too hot. We liked it for a... More

This is a wonderful marine center that takes care of turtles that have been hurt in the ocean and cares for them so they can return the the ocean when better.

Nice place to spend a few hours and learn about the turtles and see how there rescued rehabbed and released back into the wild. It's no charge but does operate on donations !

The newly renovated Loggerhead Marinelife Center is a great place to bring kids. The volunteers make an effort to explain each turtle's "story" to the visitors and there is an introductory exhibition to teach people about sea turtles and how to help them. It's interesting for adults and they really do a great job trying to teach people about what... More

Free to enter, but facility does ask for donations that are truly helpful, they do so many great things to support the wild turtles are are either sick or hurt. We took our grand-kids 10, 9, 2, and 1 year old, unfortunately the 2 year old slept through the visit, but the 1 year old sat on the sidewalk and... More

Loved going there for a visit. It's a small facility but nicely done and great to see such good work being done. There is no charge to get in but they do request a donation which is needed. We viewed the website before we went and saw where the tracked turtles had gone on their travels. The tanks have placques... More