Saba, the stunning Dutch Caribbean island known as "The Unspoiled Queen," is a hidden gem full of unexpected experiences, making it the ideal spot for an unforgettable adventure. With its warm Caribbean hospitality, authentic charm, and abundance of outdoor activities, now is the perfect time to plan and discover Saba.Â
 Located just 12 minutes by air or a scenic 90-minute ferry ride from St. Maarten, the island offers world-class diving, incredible hiking, and a rich cultural scene. It soars 5,000 feet from the seafloor of which 3,000 feet are visible. With a population of just over 1,800, Saba is comprised of four main villages - The Bottom (Saba's capital), Windwardside, St. John's, and Zion's Hill (a.k.a. "Hell's Gate").
How to get to Saba
Travelers can fly to Saba from St. Maarten in less than 12 minutes with WinAir or enjoy a scenic 90-minute ferry ride via the Edge or Makana Ferry. The Makana Ferry also offers service from St. Eustatius and St. Kitts.
Experience Saba’s accommodations and hospitality
The island has accommodations to suit every style and budget-from intimate boutique hotels to luxury villas and charming cottages. Almost all guest rooms have an uninterrupted view of the sea, and there is no question about the level of hospitality and customer friendliness. With open arms and inviting smiles, the community welcomes you to the island they proudly call home.
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Saba’s cuisine
Foodies can savor regional and international gastronomic options.
You’ll find dishes influenced by Creole, European, and Asian flavors, with specialties like conch, lobster, and Johnny cakes. Despite its size, Saba boasts fine dining options, cozy cafés, and family-run eateries.
Fresh seafood is abundant, particularly the famous Saba Spiny Lobster.
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Saba is a welcoming and friendly paradise for those who desire peace, tranquility, and a different Caribbean experience. Visitors can share their amazing Saban experiences by tagging @SabaTouristBureau