
Sint Maarten (Dutch side) / St. Martin (French side) is the most common day trip or onward destination from Saba.
Visiting Sint Maarten independently using the ferry or flight is straightforward. Once there, taxi, rental car, or local buses (on the Dutch side) assist with getting around. Some tour operators in Saba may have specific packages.
While Saba has unparalleled natural beauty, nearby islands present different ecological experiences.
Saint Eustatius, or Statia, is known for its rich historical significance as the "Golden Rock" of 18th-century trade and its diving and hiking opportunities.
A well-preserved dormant volcano with hiking trails leading into a rainforest-filled crater. This displays a different volcanic landscape than Saba's Mount Scenery.
Discover the historical and cultural richness of the surrounding islands.
Explore the historical capital of Saint Eustatius. Oranjestad displays colonial architecture and significant historical sites relating to American independence.
Visit Fort Oranje and the remnants of Statia's once-thriving trading port.
Walk the seaside walk, visit historical Fort Amsterdam, or explore the duty-free shopping district. The Dutch side of Sint Maarten combines historical context with modern commercial activity.
Beyond Oranjestad, Statia has ruins of the oldest synagogue in the Western Hemisphere.
Statia, being less developed than Sint Maarten, has opportunities for quiet rural villages and a sense of Caribbean agricultural life.
Think about combining your Saba trip with other islands for a more diverse Caribbean experience.
Focus on diving, hiking Mount Scenery, and enjoying tranquil island life.
Explore historical sites, hike The Quill, and enjoy its quieter charm.
Experience beaches, shopping, and dining of a larger, developed island.
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Easy transfers between isles are simple with minimal luggage.
Try local specialties on each island for diverse culinary experiences.
Secure flights and ferries, especially for peak travel times.