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Getting around the island means negotiating the narrow, twisting roadway that clings to the mountainside and rises from sea level to almost 2,000 feet. Although driving isn't difficult, be sure to go slowly and cautiously. If in doubt, leave the driving to a cabbie so you can enjoy the scenery.
Displays at this small museum reveal some surprising facts about Saba's past thanks to the diligent efforts of island archaeologists, who encourage local youth to take part in their digs. Be sure to check the Facebook page for details on the latest special exhibitions and events.
