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Saba / Flights

By Sara Macefield

With the world’s shortest commercial runway – at only 1,300ft (400m) long it is little more than the length of an aircraft carrier – Saba isn’t really in a position to accept any international flights. In fact, it’s rather hard-pushed to accept flights on many aircraft as the runway capacity is limited to small light aircraft carrying around 20 people. However, there are good services into nearby hubs such as St Maarten and regular flights from there to Saba on 16-seater Twin Otter aircraft.

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Looking for inspiration?

  1. Dine at Queen's Gardens in The Bottom
  2. Climb Mount Scenery, the highest point in the Netherlands
  3. Wonder at The Pinnacles dive sites
  4. Drive “The Impossible Road” from the airport to Fort Bay
  5. Try to win Sabaoke at Scout’s Place

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