Saba is a small, special municipality of the Netherlands in the Caribbean. It is the smallest special municipality of the Netherlands. Known as "The Unspoiled Queen" of the Caribbean, Saba offers a unique experience distinct from other Caribbean islands.
Geography: Saba is primarily defined by its dormant volcano, Mount Scenery, the highest point in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The island's terrain is rugged and steep, limiting development and preserving its natural beauty. It lacks significant beaches, a defining characteristic that sets it apart.
Diving and Ecotourism: Saba is renowned as a world-class diving destination. The waters surrounding the island are a protected marine park, boasting vibrant coral reefs, abundant marine life, and exceptional visibility. Ecotourism thrives, with opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and exploring the island's unique flora and fauna.
Culture and Community: The island has a small, close-knit population with a strong sense of community. Saba's%20culture is influenced by its Dutch heritage and Caribbean roots. English is the primary language spoken.
Infrastructure: Due to its challenging topography, Saba has limited infrastructure. However, the island boasts a remarkably well-maintained road system, including "The Road," an engineering marvel that winds its way up and around the island. Juancho%20E.%20Yrausquin%20Airport is famous for having one of the shortest commercial runways in the world.
Governance: As a special municipality of the Netherlands, Saba is governed by a local government with a strong connection to the Dutch government. It operates under Dutch law, but with considerations for its unique circumstances.
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