Shete Boka National Park
The National Park Shete Boka is furnished in 1994 nature reserve on the Kingdom of the Netherlands belonging Caribbean island of Curacao. The park area is located in the north of the island and borders the much larger Christoffel National Park. The name Shete Boka comes from Papiamentu and roughly means "seven...small bays".
The national park protects an approximately ten-kilometer-long section of Curaçao's north coast, which is characterized by its rough limestone cliffs that are constantly exposed to the tides. In the area, there are a total of seven small and narrow bays with beaches, of which Boka Tabla is the most famous. Boka Tabla was developed for tourism, a staircase carved into the rock leads down to a cave open to the sea, where tourists can watch the waves rolling in. Furthermore, Des belongs to the comprehensive circa 470 hectares of the parking area, a part of the volcanic rock-shaped hinterland as well as some small lagoons off the coast.
There are two designated hiking trails - the "Boka Pistol Trail" and the "Boka Wandomi Trail" - through the park. Both paths can be mastered in about an hour each.View source
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Location: Curacao
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