Morjim Beach, often referred to as "Turtle Beach," is one of Goa's most unique and protected coastal areas, known for being a key nesting site for the Olive Ridley turtles. Every year, from November to February, these endangered turtles come ashore at night to lay their eggs, making it a rare and magical experience for visitors.
Morjim’s peaceful environment, with its soft sands and clear waters, provides the perfect habitat for these turtles. The beach is under active conservation efforts, with local authorities and organizations ensuring the safety of both the turtles and their eggs.
It’s important for visitors to respect the guidelines to minimize human impact on the turtles. Staying quiet, not using bright lights, and following the rules ensures a safe environment for these vulnerable creatures.