The Caribbean region is blessed with a plethora of small islands each with their own unique history, culture, and people. The island of Saba stands out among the rest as it is fondly known as the “Unspoiled Queen” of the Caribbean. This hidden gem is the smallest of the Dutch territories and houses the highest elevation within the entire Dutch kingdom, aptly named ‘Mount Scenery. With its lush greenery, captivating views, and charming atmosphere, this unspoiled island paradise will surely create memories that will last a lifetime.

Your adventure to Saba begins with a short direct flight from nearby St. Maarten or a ferry from the neighboring islands.  As you approach the island, you’ll be met with awe-inspiring views of the volcanic landmass emerging from the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea. Once on Saba, you’ll be greeted by warm, hospitable locals who are proud to share their island’s fascinating history, unique traditions, and stunning natural beauty.

Couples looking to exchange their vows in a more romantic setting will find an array of unique venues on Saba. Recent weddings have taken place on yachts moored in the Saba National Marine Park, in the picturesque meadow at the Johnson Museum, and in the charming wrought iron gazebo at Queen’s Garden. The island’s churches are also available if you desire a traditional ceremony.

For a truly magical experience, consider a rainforest wedding on Saba’s ‘Scout’s Place’, a local hotel, that offers a “Rainforest Wedding Ceremony” that takes advantage of the island’s enchanting natural environment. The owners have created a wedding bower under mature breadfruit trees, providing an intimate and mystical setting for your dream destination wedding.

No matter which venue you choose, a wedding in Saba will surely be a truly unforgettable experience. From the island’s stunning natural beauty to its warm and welcoming people, Saba offers the perfect setting for a romantic and memorable wedding celebration.

Bride and Groom taking pictures on a pier on Saba Island in the Caribbean
Virgin Gorda & British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean