Diving
Saba is home to some of the best diving in the Carribean and is consistently rated among the top three diving destinations in the region.



When we first came to Saba 8 years ago we said that one-day we would be back. Well this happened in 2004. One afternoon we were hanging out talking to Lynn at Sea Saba and we were saying how much we still loved Saba. One thing led to another and Lynn mentioned that she knew of a nice house that was looking for a new owner. Glenn of the tourist office had the keys and we had a look at Iris House. We got home to England and contacted the owner. After some e-mails back and forth and a meeting with him in November we, along with Ikuyo’s mother, Eiko, decided to buy the house. We have not regretted it since.

Well enough of the background. How is the diving? Superb! Saba’s worlds famous “Pinnacles” are underwater seamounts that start at depths of around 110 ft. Due to the depths they are pristine with excellent coral and abundant sea life. Although not guaranteed on every dive we have regularly seen sharks, mantas, and huge groupers to name a few. Saba’s shallower sites offer beautiful coral formations and ledges to swim through with lots of lobster and small critters to look at. I could go on and on but it is much better for you to visit Sea Saba's website which has a wealth of information on the diving sites and the most recent sightings of interesting underwater residents.