Shete Boka Press Kit
Welcome to the Shete Boka National Park Press Kit. This resource provides essential information, statistics, and media assets for one of Curaçao’s most iconic coastal parks. Explore the park’s unique role in conserving marine life and its dramatic landscapes that captivate visitors year-round.
About Shete Boka National Park
Shete Boka National Park spans over 200 hectares of rugged coastline on Curaçao’s north shore. The park is renowned for its dramatic limestone cliffs, hidden coves, and the thundering waves of the Caribbean Sea. As a vital nesting site for sea turtles, Shete Boka plays a critical role in the island’s marine conservation efforts.
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Boka's
112+
Visitors in 2023
4
Sea turtle species nest in the park
50+
species of coastal vegetation in park
Key Highlights
- Boka Pistol: A spectacular blowhole where waves crash into the cliffs, creating powerful sprays.
- Sea Turtle Nesting: A protected habitat for species like the hawksbill and green turtles.
- Hiking Trails: Scenic routes that offer panoramic views of the coastline and the opportunity to explore secluded coves.
- Natural Bridges: Stunning rock formations sculpted by centuries of wave action.


Park Statistics (2023)
- Visitors: Over 112,000 people visited Shete Boka National Park in 2023, marking a 9% increase from the previous year.
- Biodiversity:
- 4 sea turtle species utilize the park for nesting.
- 50+ species of coastal vegetation thrive within the park.
- Landmarks: 10 distinct boka (inlets) are protected within the park.
Conservation Efforts
Shete Boka National Park is dedicated to preserving Curaçao’s coastal ecosystems through:
- Sea Turtle Protection: Monitoring and safeguarding nesting sites from human and environmental threats.
- Coastal Erosion Mitigation: Protecting vulnerable areas from the impact of rising sea levels and severe weather.
- Community Education: Hosting workshops and programs to raise awareness about marine conservation.
