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• Visit the rocky beach at Fort Bay, where a dramatic steep climb of 800 steps has been carved out of the rock. En route to the summit walkers will pass the island's four villages, which are mere clusters of ornate timber cottages perching on the flanks of the mountain.
• Take in the Harry L Johnson Memorial Museum in Windwardside, the restored home of a Dutch sea captain. Windwardside also contains the tourist office, the island's two largest guest houses and most of its shops.
• Visit the island's capital, The Bottom, where the Artisan Foundation exhibits early examples of ‘Saba lace': intricate embroidery on linen that resembles lace.
• Relax at the island's hilltop spa retreat, where you can indulge in a treatment or meditate with a spot of yoga.
• Take in the Harry L Johnson Memorial Museum in Windwardside, the restored home of a Dutch sea captain. Windwardside also contains the tourist office, the island's two largest guest houses and most of its shops.
• Visit the island's capital, The Bottom, where the Artisan Foundation exhibits early examples of ‘Saba lace': intricate embroidery on linen that resembles lace.
• Relax at the island's hilltop spa retreat, where you can indulge in a treatment or meditate with a spot of yoga.