Sorobon Beach Live Cam

History

Sorobon Beach, nestled along the southeastern shores of Bonaire in the Caribbean Netherlands, holds a quiet yet profound place in the island’s historical tapestry. This serene stretch of powdery white sand, today famed for windsurfing and wellness retreats, was once an essential site for the indigenous Caquetío people. Long before European colonization, they used the calm shallows of Lac Bay for fishing, spiritual ceremonies, and salt gathering. Traces of their presence—pottery shards and ancient fish traps—have been found along the mangrove-lined shores and near the adjacent dunes, painting a picture of sustainable island living long before tourism took root.