Willemstoren Lighthouse
Southern tip of Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean
Willemstoren Lighthouse is one of Bonaire’s most photogenic coastal landmarks, standing among salt-pan scenery at the island’s southern tip. Official tourism content identifies it as a historic lighthouse from 1838 and links it with views toward Klein Bonaire and nearby dive sites. It is not a long-stay attraction, but it is a memorable and easy-to-fit stop on a south-coast drive. The lighthouse ranks here because it combines history, navigation heritage and open coastal scenery in a compact visit. Travellers who are already exploring the salt pans or southern beaches can add it without much detour, and the setting gives a strong sense of Bonaire’s exposed, working coastline.