Ride for the Wild — Project Turtle
Ride with purpose.
Duration
4 Days
Difficulty
Easy
Group Size
10–20 People
Season
Mar
Price
From ₹12,550
About this
More thana route on a map.
“A purposeful journey combining motorcycle travel with wildlife conservation.”
A purposeful journey combining motorcycle travel with wildlife conservation. Ride along the coast, support olive ridley turtle conservation efforts, and connect with marine biologists working to protect endangered species.
4 days of coastal riding, conservation work, and community — proving that adventure and purpose aren't mutually exclusive.
Highlights
What makes itunforgettable.
Turtle Conservation
Support olive ridley turtle nesting and hatchling programs
Beach Riding
Coastal trail and highway riding
Wildlife Encounters
Coastal bird and marine wildlife spotting
Community Impact
Direct contribution to conservation efforts
On this journey
What you’llexperience.
- Conservation workshops with marine biologists
- Night beach patrols during nesting season
- Coastal trail riding along scenic routes
- Community interaction with local fishermen
- Beach cleanup and habitat restoration
- Group campfire and storytelling
Ride with purpose.
Ride for the Wild — Project Turtle
Itinerary
Day byday.
Arrive, meet the group, and understand why this trip exists. An introduction to Project Turtle — the community, the habitat it protects, and the challenges it faces. Simple camp setup. An evening around the fire with the local project team. Stories, questions, real answers.
A morning ride through the landscape at the heart of this project — terrain that tells the story of a community living alongside the wild. Village stops that are not on any tourist map. People who don't often receive visitors, and are honest about what that means. Afternoon: a guided environmental awareness session in the field — not a lecture, but a conversation with people who understand this land.
Leave the bikes behind for a day and walk the habitat that the project exists to protect. A guided nature hike with the community team. Camp under open sky. A night with no electricity, no traffic — just the sounds of a place that is being actively cared for.
A final morning ride. A closing session with the community team — what the project needs next, how this group's presence has mattered, and what each traveller can carry back. Depart with more than photographs. Depart with purpose, and perhaps a reason to return.
What’s included
What’s in.What’s not.
Included
- All accommodation
- All meals
- Conservation program fees
- Local transport
- Expert guides and biologists
Not Included
- Travel to starting point
- Personal motorcycle (or rental fee)
- Personal insurance
- Personal expenses
Your guide
Personally ledby Kavita.
Born in Haridwar, raised between the Ganges and her grandmother's hill house. Trained as a trek leader, then stepped away from agency tourism in 2019 to build something smaller, slower, more honest. The Mountain Child became real in 2021.
She knows every trail, every village elder, every hidden spot. But more importantly, she knows when to push you forward and when to let the mountains do the teaching.
Founder & Lead Guide · Manali, India
Guest Stories
They came for the Himalayas.They remember Kavita.
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I travel with The Mountain Child for seven years every year. I love the expertise, the local community Kavita makes us part of, the spiritual side where she guides us, her happiness in showing us the beautiful Indian nature, and the higher meaning she gives every step.
Dagmar Kalteis
Austria·Returning guest, multi-year
FAQ
Commonquestions.
You can bring your own or rent one locally. We'll help arrange rentals if needed.
From₹12,550