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3 day visit to the Dutch Island of Saba, where we go diving and have a wonderful walk around the central volcanic peak. One of the best Caribbean islands, and probably the most unspoiled one.
Saba does not have any sheltered waters, so we decided to leave s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg Rassy 54) safely at anchor in St. Martin and take the fast ferry. Saba is a rather unique island, with no beaches and essentially one steep volcanic peak jutting out the sea.
We stayed in a boutique hotel in the village of Windward and spent one day hiking a well laid trail, which goes all the way around the volcano. Saba is also famous for its scuba diving and we were not disappointed with our 2 dives, even if it was rather rough conditions to enter and exit the water. 22-24 February 2019
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