
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.
Four small villages are as quaint and charming as the gentle, friendly manner of the Saban people, descended from hardy 17th century pioneers.









