Saba National Marine Park

The marine park encircles the entire Caribbean island of Saba from the high-water mark to 60 meters depth, covering 1300 hectares of underwater terrain.

The Marine Environment Ordinance of 1987 established this protected area to maintain the quality of coral reefs and marine resources around Saba.

The Saba Conservation Foundation manages this park through local community involvement, providing free access to residents while collecting fees from international visitors.

Thirty-six permanent mooring buoys allow boats to anchor without damaging the coral reefs, while diving activities require certified guides from local shops.

Underwater volcanic formations create pinnacles rising 30 meters from the ocean floor, hosting diverse marine species including sharks, turtles, and colorful fish.

Inception: 2010

GPS coordinates: 17.63500,-63.24990

Latest update: March 4, 2025 15:04