During our July 2026 trip to Bonaire, I captured this second 360° panorama at the Blow Hole in Washington Slagbaai National Park, positioned on a rugged outcropping of limestone overlooking the surge. From this vantage point, you can see how the constant trade winds and heavy surf have carved the coastline into sharp ridges, fractured shelves, and jagged formations. The ocean crashes against the rocks below with tremendous force, sending spray upward and filling the air with the sound of breaking waves.