WARNING: Do not go if you enjoy a "good time"

 If you enjoy beautiful mountain scenery that overlooks the florescent blue waters of the Caribbean sea, then this is not a place for you. If you enjoy a pure ecstatic atmosphere with great food and exciting activities that would send you into pure ecstasy, this is not the place for you. English is most commonly used due to the high amounts of tourist. The family like atmosphere welcomes all tourist as if they have lived there forever. This Dutch island that was once indigenous to the Ciboney people is now home to a small population 1,800.The population is a mixture of European, African, and Latinos.This affects the culture of the island as it consist of a mixture of Caribbean and Dutch cultures. This allows a mass diversity in religion on the island. As stated by GGC Caribbean " A variety of religious denominations  are practiced throughout the island including Roman Catholicism, Anglican, Jehovah's Witness, and Seventh Day Adventist". Due to their island nature they also culturally indulge in Sea style occupations. Such as fishing or selling "Saba Lace".  Saba is known for its famous "Saba Spice". It is a spicy rum that is used in many different native recipes. Saba island is one the most beautiful places you can visit. It would be a shame not to go and enjoy the wonderful food, culture, scenery, and atmosphere that is provided to you.


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