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Saba is often considered a hidden gem of the Caribbean, retaining its unique beauty and simple way of life long after other islands have become packed with high-rises and crowds. Saba has largely been overlooked by international tourists perhaps because of its small size, but a more likely culprit is the island's lack of beaches. If you're seeking mile upon mile of sugary sand on your vacation, Saba probably isn't the right spot for you. Because the land is the peak of an underwater mountain, it lacks much of the low-lying openness of other Caribbean destinations. What this island offers instead is plenty of rocky coastline with great opportunities for amazing snorkeling and scuba diving. Although underwater pursuits are absolutely breathtaking, beaches aren't a big draw for the vacationers who make their way to this Caribbean spot. There really are only two spots that can technically be considered"beaches"; Well's Bay and Cove Bay. Fortunately, there are a number of other great ways to explore the island of Saba. If laying out by the shore is your goal, you've still got a place to do so. Read more details about the waterfront in Saba below.
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Sunday July 06, 2008