The Caribbean's unspoiled secret — hiking, diving, and village life
Saba is unlike any Caribbean island you’ve seen before — there are no beaches, just a volcanic peak rising from the sea, connected by a single winding road between two villages. I spent an extended stay here hiking Mount Scenery, diving the marine park, and getting to know the tight-knit communities of The Bottom and Windwardside. If you’re looking for the Caribbean’s best-kept secret, this is it.
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If you’re craving a quieter kind of Caribbean experience — one without big resorts, cruise crowds, or noisy nightlife —…
Whether you’re just hopping over from St. Maarten for the day or building a full Saba itinerary for a long weekend or…
If you’re wondering how to get to Saba, just know this: the journey is part of the experience. I flew in…
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You come to Saba to do one thing: hike. And hike you shall. I spent a week diving deep into…
Mount Scenery Hiking Guide: Quick Stats The Mount Scenery hike is the most iconic trail on Saba Island — and for good reason. At…
I recently spent a week exploring the tiny Caribbean island of Saba, and it absolutely blew me away. After years of…
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Saba has no beaches and one road. It is a volcanic peak in the Dutch Caribbean that people visit for hiking and diving rather than resorts, which makes it a very different trip from the islands around it. The complete Saba guide is the place to start.