Shete Boka National Park

Established in 1994, this 200-hectare nature reserve is managed by the CARMABI Foundation. The park protects a significant stretch of the northern coastline, characterized by dramatic limestone cliffs and seven distinct inlets known as bokas. It serves as a critical protected breeding ground where sea turtles lay their eggs.

The landscape includes the Boka Tabla cave, where the force of the ocean is visible as waves crash into the cavern. Another prominent feature is the natural bridge located at Boka Wandomi. The terrain is rugged and demonstrates the unique natural heritage of the region's coastal ecosystem.

Boka Grandi is one of the park's natural, unspoiled beaches, featuring beige sand and a surface covered in boulders. This specific area lacks infrastructure or amenities, providing a quiet and rugged coastal environment. The park is open to the public for exploration of its various coves and geological formations.