Saba Arawak Hotel and Sea Saba
Saba, Caribbean
The island of Saba, known as the “Unspoiled Queen” of the Caribbean, is often described as having a fairytale quality – in the sense of being in a place that time has all but left unchanged. You will find no franchised resorts, casinos, or shopping malls. You will however find natural beauty, a warm culture filled with friendly people, and a sense of tranquility and charm. Saba is also one of the safest islands in the Caribbean. Feel free to take a walk any time of day or night, and many locals even leave their doors unlocked.
Saba Arawak Hotel is named after the Arawak Indians that migrated into Saba during the 8th century, where they found comfort and stability. That’s what Saba Arawak Hotel provides for its guests. The hotel is located at the Windward side of Saba. On the road up from the airport and offers great views of the mountains and the sea. Saba Arawak Hotel with an unspoiled natural setting located on the small island of Saba, you’re welcome to dive, hike and enjoy nature!
Saba’s beauty extends below the turquoise waters of the Caribbean into an exciting marine environment rich in corals and active with a variety of fish life. Every skill level can enjoy diving in Saba as dive sites range from pinnaclse plunging to 100ft and below to shallow dives in the abundant reef systems. Sea Saba Dive Center is located minutes away from Saba Arawak Hotel, at Fort Bay Harbor. Sea Saba is a PADI 5 Star Dive Center, and they pride themselves on being an excellent dive operation. One of Saba’s attractions is that there is a wide range of sites without the long boat rides. The experienced crew can take you to over 30 dive sites throughout the Saba Marine Park – one of the few self-sustaining marine parks in the world. During the summer months, the water stays comfortably in the upper 80’s, while the winter months usually hover in the higher 70s. This allows diving virtually year round. Sea Saba takes you to these dives sites on one of three boats, Shark Bait, Northern Sky, and Giant Stride. The boats are rated for more divers than Sea Saba will actually take out on them, which means plenty of space for you and your gear. Each boat provides plenty of shade, wind protection, ample seating, gear storage, hanging facilities, fresh water showers, camera bins, drinking water and lemonade, and cold storage for lunches.
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