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Saba, the Immaculate Queen
Welcome to Saba, the unspoiled pearl of the Caribbean! Explore its hiking trails through breathtaking volcanic landscapes, dive into its crystal-clear waters to discover fascinating marine life, and stroll through its charming picturesque villages. Saba is an idyllic destination for adventurers and nature lovers, offering a unique and unforgettable experience with every visit.
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Saba travel memo
Weather / Temperatures
Min. 23°C / Max. 28°C
Airport
Juancho E. Yrausquin Airport
Local currency
U.S. dollar (USD)
Local time
Paris -6h in summer & -5h in winter
Planning your trip to Saba
Our tips for Saba
European nationals
For European nationals, entry to Saba is relatively straightforward. You don't need a visa for a tourist stay of less than 90 days. However, a passport valid for the entire duration of your stay is required. On arrival, the authorities may ask for proof of return or onward travel, as well as proof of sufficient financial means for the duration of your stay. It is also advisable to have travel insurance covering medical expenses.
No Europeans nationals
For international nationals, entry requirements to Saba vary depending on your country of origin. Many countries have visa waiver agreements with Saba for tourist stays of less than 90 days. However, it is imperative to check specific requirements before you leave. A valid passport is required, often with a validity of six months after the planned date of departure from Saba. You'll also need to provide proof of a return or onward ticket, as well as proof of financial means and travel insurance. For longer stays or other types of visa, it is necessary to contact the Dutch embassy or consulate, on which Saba depends administratively.
Health
For a healthy stay on the island of Saba, take a few health precautions. Make sure you're up to date with your vaccinations, especially against hepatitis A and B. Protect yourself from mosquito bites by using repellents and wearing long clothing, especially in the evening, to avoid vector-borne diseases. Drink bottled water to avoid gastrointestinal illness, and hydrate regularly. Use a high factor sun cream, wear a hat and sunglasses to protect yourself from intense sunlight and prevent sunburn and sunstroke.
Safety
To ensure your safety on the island of Saba, adopt cautious behavior. Although the island is peaceful, avoid traveling alone at night in isolated areas. Keep your valuables safe and out of sight in your car or on the beach. Be vigilant when withdrawing money, using cash dispensers located in well-frequented areas. When hiking, follow marked trails and check weather conditions before setting off. In case of emergency, dial 911 for rapid assistance. By following these tips, you'll enjoy your stay with complete peace of mind.
What is the budget for a 1 week trip to Saba?
For an economical stay, we recommend staying in B&Bs or guesthouses in Saba. At around €70 per night, these options offer comfortable, affordable accommodation. The total cost for a week is around €490. If you're looking for a little more comfort, small inns or family-run hotels are an excellent option. At around €120 per night, you'll enjoy extra services and a friendly atmosphere. The total budget for a week is around €840. For a luxurious experience, opt for the island's luxury villas or boutique hotels. At an average cost of €300 per night, you'll enjoy top-of-the-range accommodation and exclusive services. The total cost for a week is around €2,100.
When it comes to getting around Saba, you have several options. In economy mode, use local public transport and affordable cabs, with an average budget of €20 per day. The total cost for a week is around €140. For greater flexibility, we recommend renting a car or scooter. At around €50 per day, you can explore the island at your own pace. The total cost for a week is around €350. For optimum comfort, book private cab services or opt for private airport transfers. With an average budget of €100 per day, you'll enjoy personalized, worry-free transportation. The total cost for a week is around €700.
Saba's gastronomy is a fusion of Caribbean and international flavors. For an economical budget, opt for meals in local restaurants or street food stalls. At around €25 per day for two people, you can enjoy delicious dishes without spending too much. The total cost for a week is around €175. For a more refined culinary experience, choose medium-quality restaurants with a budget of around €70 per day for two people. The total cost for a week is around €490. For an exceptional gastronomic experience, head for the island's high-end restaurants. With a budget of around €150 per day for two people, you'll discover exquisite dishes and fine wines. The total cost for a week is around €1,050.
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