The Saba Tourist Bureau is proud to share that Saba has been featured in National Geographic as a must-visit destination for adventurous travelers! From lush hiking trails to world-class diving and our warm island hospitality, Saba is truly one of the Caribbean’s best-kept secrets. Discover what makes our island so …
Read More »Opinion: Urgent Complaint Regarding Unsafe Seating Arrangements on Windward Express Airways Dialysis Patient Flights
Dear Editor I want to file a formal complaint regarding the unacceptable seating arrangements for additional non-dialysis patients on the Tuesday-Thursday dialysis patient flights operated by Windward Express Airways under ZJCN/ZVK coverage. Issue Description: The current aircraft configuration presents serious safety and comfort concerns for additional non-dialysis patients. While the …
Read More »2025 Carnival Schedule: July 28th – August 3rd
PEP Leads Community Clean-Up Effort at Cove Bay
Alarmed by the worsening state of Cove Bay, the Party for Progress, Equality, and Prosperity (PEP) has launched a call for volunteers to restore the popular shoreline. The campaign, spearheaded by Island Council members Julio A. Every and Saskia Janell Matthew, comes after months of unresolved complaints from residents about …
Read More »Emergency Operations Center Set for Renovation and Upgrade
Saba’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC), housed within the Fire Department building in The Bottom, serves as the central coordination hub for the Eilandelijk Beleidsteam (EBT) during crises or disaster situations. Operated daily by the Brandweerkorps Caribisch Nederland (BKCN), the facility is now slated for critical upgrades to improve its functionality and efficiency. The planned …
Read More »Island Council Meeting Highlights: Rising Shipping Costs, Price Transparency, and Passing of Three Motions
The Island Council convened on July 10, 2025, addressing pressing issues such as rising shipping costs, price transparency enforcement, responsible waste management, and mobility challenges. Three motions were passed, focusing on honoring a local legacy, improving services for children with disabilities, and strengthening public health systems. Key Discussions 1. St. John’s Gym …
Read More »50 years Harry L Johnson Museum – Celebration 18/07
Preserving Saba’s Heritage: Development of an Official Monuments List
The Department of Community Development and Culture, in collaboration with the Saba Archaeological Center Foundation / Saba Heritage Center, is pleased to announce the launch of an initiative to develop an official Monuments List. This effort aims to safeguard Saba’s unique and historic built heritage for present and future generations. Recognizing the cultural and …
Read More »Employment on the rise across Bonaire and Saba
Employment across Bonaire and Saba saw significant growth in 2024, with the total number of working individuals ages 15 to 74 rising to 17,500 — a twelve per cent increase compared to 2022. The growth was especially strong in Bonaire, while Saba registered a modest increase and St. Eustatius saw …
Read More »Gary’s pond an alternative to Cove Bay?
The Public Entity Saba will commence dredging operations at Gary’s Pond beginning Monday, July 7, 2025. This maintenance project is scheduled for completion by week’s end. The government thinks that Gary’s Pond continues to provide an excellent alternative to Cove Bay for recreational activities, as it remains largely unaffected by …
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