Saba has been a well kept secret for thousands of years, but word is getting around.  Saba was recently given the 2006 World's Best Award by  Travel and Leisure magazine.  Travel and Leisure named Saba the best island in the Caribbean, Bermuda, or Bahamas.  National Geographic says, "Saba is known for its unparalleled diving" and extols the unspoiled beauty of Saba's many hiking trails.  

Imagine a unique island in the Caribbean untrampled by time, where 50 tourists a week is considered very busy;  unspoiled landscapes that make you feel like an early explorer;  some of the best scuba diving in the world at over 27 different, untainted diving locations with diving possibilities that include seamounts, pinnacles, fringing reefs, and true coral reefs;  a place where hiking and relaxing are considered things to do; an ideal climate, with temperatures normally between 75 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit (24 and 28 degrees Celsius); giant elephant ears, cashew, coconut, banana and mango trees and a dazzling array of colorful hibiscus, oleander, orchids and bougainvillea that carpet this 5-square-mile (3 square kilometer) paradise.

The moment you set foot on Saba, you walk back in time to a simpler life, to natural beauty few have known, and to memorable adventures few have taken.  Welcome to Saba, "The Unspoiled Queen!"