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Saba / Security

By Nigel Tisdall

Saba feels very safe and unthreatening, and has extremely little crime. However it is best to take the usual precautions, such as not leaving valuable belongings on a balcony or verandah, or in a car if you are off hiking. Hotels do not always have in-room safes.

There are police stations in Windwardside and The Bottom.

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Saba’s weather

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When to go and weather

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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