History of Santuario Island - The Establishment

In the very center of the island, the men began setting up a main crossing. Different shelters were erected for different purposes. Some were for mineral work, others were for food storage, cooking, eating and sleeping. Paths were also cut into the jungle landscape leading to the important areas of the island.

As time went on, and many trips back and forth to the mainland took place, the island's population and structures grew. A couple of small 'towns' were established. One on the northern side of the island which was named Cape Comercio, dealt with shipping, trading and exchanging with other vessels. Another was called Pueblo de Centro, also known as Centro Villiage, which was located in the middle of the island. Its main purpose was to handle taking care of the diamond workers on the island.

Suspicions of the island grew, as more and more people traded with the island, and people landing on the island was not permitted to explore. The people of the island, known as Santuarians, did not want to share the rich secret of the island, in fear of a war or invasion from other countries to claim it as their own. Security was established, along with several island 'hot spots' that allowed visitors to look around and enjoy the tropical setting of the island. Port Recurso was constructed on the southeastern side of the island, to welcome people that arrived for a visit. The Santuarians of Port Recurso's main job was to keep the visitor's attention away from the secret of the island at whatever cost.

Around 1986, Port Recurso had a well established hotel, beach club, swimming area, tennis courts and restaurants. Another town, by the name of Cala Privada was constructed on the southwestern side of the island. It offered a more private retreat from the island's every day life. A rather large town, named Compra de Ciudad, or Shopping Town, was established for the visitors that wanted to spend their riches and buy the many items the island had to offer.

 

 

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