Saba Island Dutch Caribbean
Saba Island in the Caribbean Dutch Antilles
An island of the northern Netherlands Antilles in the Dutch West Indies between St. Martin and St. Eustatius. First occupied by the Dutch in 1632, the island is the cone of an extinct volcano.
Saba’s flora and vegetation is lush, with tropical rain forests where one can find orchids, lige-feims, mahogonies, palms, as well as mango, orange and many other fruit trees.
Caribbean Dutch Antilles Holidays Hotels, Resorts and Vacation Rentals
Four small villages are as quaint and charming as the gentle, friendly manner of the Saban people, descended from hardy 17th century pioneers.
Added on 2012-02-04 Vacation RentalsPerched comfortably, high atop exclusive Troy Hill amid the unspoiled tropical rainforests of Saba, Dutch West Indies sits the luxury vacation villa C
Added on 2012-01-17 Vacation RentalsBuilt in 1930, our airy wooden post and beam cottage has 2 bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin) with comfortable beds, a living room, fully applianced eat-in k
Added on 2012-01-10 Vacation Rentals Located at the end of a dead end road, chances are you will not see or hear a car regardless of your length of stay at the cottage. Quite, relax
Added on 2012-01-04 Vacation RentalsThis 150-year-old traditional Saban cottage has just been fully renovated. It is perfectly located in the center of Windwardside, about a two-minute w
Added on 2011-04-21 AccommodationsNestled among the breathtaking gardens of Troy Hill, is a small upscale luxurious hotel complex overlooking one of Saba's picturesque villages and the
Added on 2011-04-21 Vacation Rentalssituated in the Village of Windwardside on the site of the old Garfunkle Cottage. A short stroll down Park Lane.