Shete Boka, meaning Seven Inlets, is a stretch of wild coast on Curacao's north side. Waves surge into narrow limestone inlets, and at Boka Tabla a cave lets visitors watch the water crash from a ledge. Turtles nest on one of the beaches.
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Essential details
Quick facts
Ticket price: Small entry fee.
Hours: Open daily during the day.
Recommended visit: 1 to 2 hours.
Getting there
Address: North coast near Westpunt.
Nearest transport: Rental car.
On foot: Short paths link the viewpoints.
Accessibility & comfort
Access: Uneven rock paths.
Crowds: Moderate.
Facilities: Limited facilities.
How to fit Shete Boka National Park into your day
Morning: Start with Boka Tabla to see the waves.
Midday: Lunch at a beach cafe near Westpunt.
Afternoon: Continue to Playa Kenepa.
Before you go
Stay well behind the barriers; waves are powerful.
