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DIVING
| Saba has some of the best diving in
the world at over
27 different, untainted diving locations
with diving possibilities that include seamounts, pinnacles, fringing
reefs, and true coral reefs. For the most comprehensive coverage
of diving on Saba, click here to go to
the Sea Saba web site. |
HIKING
| Saba has
some of the most spectacular and unspoiled hiking trails in the
world. There is one road on Saba. Before the road was built
in the 1940s, people got around by donkey or on foot, and there are
still numerous steep trails and stone steps linking villages which make
strenuous, yet satisfying walking. The Saba Conservation Foundation
preserves and marks trails for those who like a challenge and for those
who prefer a gentle stroll. All of the trails are accessible from
the road and many can be done without a guide. Named trails
include: Tent Point, Booby Hill, The Level, The Boiling House, The
Sulphur Mine, The Ladder, Giles Quarter, Rendezvous, Bottom Hill,
Crispeen, Mount Scenery, Spring Bay, Troy, Sandy Cruz, Middle Island and
Mary’s Point. The
tourist office has leaflets on
the nature trails and hiking on Saba. |
HAM RADIO
| The
Hummingbird House is one of the best geographically situated properties
in the world in terms of allowing you to maximize the number of contacts
you can make during a ham radio contest. Hummingbird House has a
radio room with bathroom and kitchenette. Additional services are
available if you desire. Just
ask! |
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