Saba's nickname "The Unspoiled Queen" refers to her pristine nature
and the proud people determined to keep it that way. Whether you're
hiking one of the 12 well-marked nature trails, snorkeling one of
the colorful reefs or exploring the terrain on foot, each turn
presents you with one postcard view after another. Leave all your
preconceived ideas of a Caribbean vacation at home because on Saba,
everything is perfectly different. In only five square miles,
experience a dramatic range of topography from rugged cactus strewn
seacoasts to lush rainforest. The island's plunging coastline is
considered a blessing for divers and snorkelers. The absence of
beaches equates to 28 moored dive sights accessible by short boat
rides or hiking trails. Saba's National Marine Park was established
in the early 80's. The park's regulations ensure the abundant
marine life will remain for future generations. On Saba you can
expect warm days, cool nights, charming villages and a rich heritage
the Saba people are eager to share. Saba's 1500 residents live in
the mountainside hamlets of Hell's Gate, Windwardside and The
Bottom. You can expect quality accommodations and excellent
restaurants at reasonable prices. To put things in perspective, a
busy week on Saba might have 50 tourists. Peace and tranquility are
other amenities to experience at no extra charge.
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Featured Snorkeling Tours on Saba |
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Sea Saba Dive Center is well known for their top notch service. You
can contact this center in advance of your trip or walk in to their Windwardside location. From explaining the nature trails to making
dinner reservations, consider Sea Saba for all your island needs.
Sea Saba's 38' boats provide the ideal platform to enjoy the best of
the Saba Marine Park. Daily snorkel trips are available as well as
introductory scuba diving lessons for those interested to venture
deeper.
www.seasaba.com
info@seasaba.com From the USA: 011-599-416-2246 phone
011-599-416-2362 fax |
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