The basics
- Turtleball comes with (12) coconut shells and (4) turtleballs
- Each team places their set of 6 shells approximately ~10 feet apart from their opponent
- Scoop and set the (6) shells in a triangle/pyramid formation in the sand
- For optimal game play, smooth out sand around the coconuts to ensure they are sitting below the surface
No points, just flip the shells!
- 1 v 1, players stand on opposing side
- 2 v 2, teammates stand on same side
- Each team alternates tossing the balls
- Sink a ball into a shell + flip it over
- First to flip over all (6) shells wins!
The Official Rules
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Play for a Cause
At Turtleball®, impact is our measure of success. Every design decision we make is guided by a commitment to sustainability, innovation, and responsibility. We actively collaborate with manufacturers to ensure our products meet the highest standards of safety and quality—for the children, families, and coastal communities we serve.
Our goal is simple: to reinvent beach games with purpose. Turtleball® is crafted to be the most eco-conscious game on the sand.
We believe every toss should leave a positive mark. So we invite you to play with purpose—and leave the beach better than you found it.
Our goal is simple: to reinvent beach games with purpose. Turtleball® is crafted to be the most eco-conscious game on the sand.
- Shells: Made from real, hand-carved coconut shells—each one unique, natural, and biodegradable.
- Balls: Molded from Thermoplasticized Rubber (TPR), a 100% recyclable, BPA-free material that’s durable, safe, and consistent across soft or compact sand.
We believe every toss should leave a positive mark. So we invite you to play with purpose—and leave the beach better than you found it.
Flip the shells. Save the turtles
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10% of proceeds are donated to the Sea Turtle Conservancy with every Turtleball® purchase! Your support benefits sea turtle conservation by contributing to the activities of the STC, the world’s oldest and most accomplished sea turtle research and conservation organization!
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