PARK MANAGEMENT
Managed by Carmabi
Carmabi plays a central role in the management and preservation of Curaçao's natural heritage. We are responsible for several of the island's most iconic nature parks and areas, including:
- Christoffel National Park
- Shete Boka National Park
- Curaçao Rif Mangrove Park
- Curaçao Marine Park
- Seru Largu National Park
These parks are vital for conserving the island’s diverse ecosystems and biodiversity. At the same time, they serve as educational hubs and provide sustainable recreation opportunities for both locals and visitors.
Visit Christoffelpark | Visit Shete Boka Park | Visit Mangrove Park | Visit Seru Largu Park
WHAT WE DO
Carmabi is committed to preserving nature, conducting research, and promoting sustainable tourism. With over 140,000 annual visitors, our parks are a key attraction on Curaçao, offering safe and memorable access to the island’s stunning natural beauty while protecting delicate ecosystems.
Park Rangers
Our dedicated team of park rangers plays a critical role in:
- Monitoring and protecting flora and fauna across all parks.
- Maintaining trails, facilities, and observation areas for safe and accessible visitor experiences.
- Educating visitors about the importance of nature conservation and the unique ecosystems of Curaçao.
- Organizing tours and activities, including:
- Guided hikes to the top of Christoffel Mountain.
- Jeep safaris to Seru Gracia.
- Kayak tours through the mangroves at Curaçao Rif Mangrove Park.
- Exploring vibrant marine life in the Curaçao Marine Park.
Whether you’re hiking a trail, kayaking through lush mangroves, or snorkeling in marine reserves, we ensure a balance between enjoyment and conservation, safeguarding these areas for future generations.

SAVONET MUSEUM
Located within Christoffel National Park, the Savonet Museum is housed in a restored 19th-century plantation house and offers a journey through Curaçao’s history. From the island’s first Arawak Indian inhabitants to the colonial plantation period, the abolition of slavery, and modern independence, the museum provides valuable insights into Curaçao's past.
The museum highlights:
- The lives of enslaved people and plantation workers.
- The history of the Savonet Plantation and its owners.
- The rich cultural and natural heritage of the Savonet area.
EXPANDING OUR EFFORTS
In addition to our established parks, Carmabi actively manages emerging and significant areas such as the Curaçao Marine Park and Seru Largu National Park.
- Curaçao Marine Park: This underwater reserve protects coral reefs and marine ecosystems that are essential to the island’s biodiversity. Activities here include snorkeling, diving, and marine education programs.
- Seru Largu National Park: As one of the newest parks under Carmabi’s care, Seru Largu offers panoramic views, walking trails, and a connection to Curaçao's cultural and natural landscapes.
By expanding our conservation efforts, we continue to ensure that Curaçao’s natural beauty remains a source of pride and wonder for all.
