Ahoy Yachties

Sailing to Saba

Let us show you the best diving in the Caribbean!

Saba is a MUST SEE on your list of island hopping with the best diving in this area of the Caribbean AND a very special topside that offers charming villages, hiking within 7 different climate zones, intriguing art, and restaurants that rival any other island.

Own a yacht, work on one, or want to get away from one?

With a little notice we'll be pleased to coordinate diving, taxi tours, dinner reservations, hot glass demonstrations, and more. Saba doesn't feel "touristy" yet we have the amenities to please our guests, just don't expect a fancy marina or other yachting services. You will need to make your way to the harbor with your own dinghy unless you contact us in advance for rendezvous diving services. Please do not attempt to access the island via any shore or perceived beach. Landing a dinghy onshore has proven many times to be treacherous and dangerous.

Guests can meet our dive boat right in the harbor using their dinghy. If you have your own diving equipment, simply pull up to the boat at the dock—our crew will assist with transferring your gear. Depending on the schedule, we may even be able to pick you up from your yacht, provided you have a dinghy for the transfer.

We continue to offer our daily schedule of three dives, and you can also charter one of our boats for half- or full-day private excursions to explore the dive sites of your choice. Additionally, we provide qualified vessels for chartering our dive staff to dive off your own vessel.

The rules of the Saba Marine Park are that all divers must dive with a local dive shop. This is to ensure that park rules are followed and our precious resource is protected.

The Saba Marine Park has several specific yellow yacht moorings (yachts 50' or less) set up within the park---2-3 outside the Fort Bay and 5-6 in the Well's Bay area (between Diamond Rock and Customs House on your chart). Moorings are available on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no reservation system for yacht moorings. The yellow yacht moorings are rarely full. If they are full, you must ask for advice on where to anchor. Like any other port, you must check in with the harbor master at the first opportunity. The Harbor monitors Channel 16 during regular hours. We also monitor Channel 16 daily during business hours, so feel free to contact us if you cannot reach the Harbormaster. Contact us in advance so that we can help you arrange clearance.