Named after the local term for an inlet, it is renowned for its breathtaking blowholes, beaches and bays where sea turtles often nest. Protected as part of a park since 1994, the rough and rugged coastline looks almost otherworldly in nature as ginormous waves pound its sparse volcanic landscapes. Hiking about is an epic experience as you pass tangled trees and strange rock formations before emerging at a phenomenal viewpoint. Boka Tabla’s half-submerged cavern and the Natural Bridge also attracting lots of attention.