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Navassa Island

National Wildlife Refuge
The refuge is closed to the public
Carr 301, KM 5.1, Bo Borozo
Boqueron, PR 00622

Plan Your Visit

Navassa Island National Wildlife is closed to the public. Access is extremely hazardous and there are no beaches on Navassa since island rises abruptly from the sea with cliffs reaching heights of 20 meters or more. Thus, no visitor services are provided. However, staff does provide off-refuge educational services as part of the Caribbean Islands National Wildlife Refuge Complex based out of Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge in Puerto Rico.

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For emergencies: 911

About

Established in 1999, Navassa Island National Wildlife Refuge is an uninhabited island located between Haiti and Jamaica that protects over 600 terrestrial species. The island's history includes phosphorite mining under the Guano Island Act and the operation of a Coast Guard lighthouse from 1917 to 1996. The refuge's mission is to preserve coral reef ecosystems, marine environments, and restore native wildlife.

About Us
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Navassa Island National Wildlife Refuge
Carr 301, KM 5.1, Bo Borozo
Boqueron, PR 00622
(305) 587-7856

C/O Caribbean Islands Refuges
Carr 301, Km 5.1, Bo Corozo
Boqueron, 00622

PO Box 510
Boqueron, PR 00622

C/O Caribbean Islands Refuges
Carr 301, Km 5.1, Bo Corozo
Boqueron, 00622