Sea Saba

The sunset cruise is an amazing experience and a must do when the winds allow. Richard and Robert did an excellent job aboard the Fin & Tonic. Lionel was a friendly helper on the docks. Perfect weather made for beautiful scenery views and then there’s the rum punch 🔥😎🔥! We had 4 in our party plus 18 medical students. Busy boat but well taken care of. We would definitely do it again!

Great dive shop. Perhaps best in the carribean. The owner is hands on and his entire crew is awesome. Today the wind was stirring things up which made visibility quite poor. I would use these guys again in a heartbeat

Chad and Katy (owners) and the whole Sea Saba team are amazing. Hands-down, one of the best diving experiences I have ever had. We dived four straight days with them over the winter holiday break and we will do it again! Highly, highly recommended for anyone who is looking for an amazing, fun, safe, and memorable experience. Thank you!!

This has been our best diving experience of the Caribbean since Bonaire but with the added benefit of lots of pelagic activity like reef sharks and turtles. We had exceptional calm weather allowing us to dive the pinnacles and it’s needle which rises straight from the bottom to 90ft and we also were able to dive the airport windward side because it was so calm. Incredible visibility 150ft with lots of overhangs and crevices full of fish. The reef is unspoiled . The dive shop owners Chad and Kalie are wonderful and friendly. They have two very new dive catamarans with fast outboards that get you to the dive site quickly. The dive masters Otto Richard and Robins were wonderful. We loved this place and will be back for sure as we cruise the islands

Super fun staff. Wish it was easier to spend more time here. Moorings for sailing divers would be a great addition. I could see the yellow park moorings filling up fast. As far as time only weather can dictate that. Best clarity in the N Caribbean by far. Lots of life. Watch swimming too far from moorings. Possible tiger shark visitors off Wells side. Eventhough they are the only shop on island they are top notch with taxis to and from shops, super attentive and just great people. Will return for sure. Instant real freinds!!

Fantastic dive operation. They took care of our every need. DM’s were very professional and took great care of us underwater. Also a nice group of people to spend the surface intervals with sharing stories and laughs. Office staff and thorough and professional and they bent over backwards to help with many details such as rides, lunches etc… The new boats are fantastic with lots of space and the diesel outboards and wonderfully quiet. All in all a great operation. We had a wonderful time and plan on coming back.

It's the only dive shop on Saba, and it's illegal to dive on your own and it's illegal to do deco diving in Saba. Therefore, if you want to dive Saba you have no choice but to dive with Sea Saba. As a dive outfit they were okay...not great and not bad. On your first day they give you a crate and a hanger. At the end of the day your reg, BCD and fins go in the crate and your wetsuit goes on the hanger. They say that they wash the gear, but I honestly can't confirm that. I washed my wetsuit on the boat and put it on the hanger believing that they would hang dry wetsuits in preparation for the next day. They did not and in the morning our wetsuits were cold and clammy. If you want a dry wetsuit bring it back to your lodging to dry. If you paid attention the dive briefings were very thorough. The crew was helpful getting divers off and on the boat. There was plenty to drink on the boat (water and Gatorade), but you're on your own for between dive snacks. The days we had larger groups on board they typically had us go in one group with a lead and trailing dive guide. I did not notice the trailing dive guide finding critters...maybe I just was never in a position for them to point something out to me. Personally, I think it would have been better to have two groups. Maybe it was just the time of the year (early March), but I did not find the pinnacles to be that great. There was no life at the 90'-100' depth it took to reach the pinnacles that was not in shallower waters. The pinnacle dives were strictly for the geology so if that isn't your thing you may want to skip these dives. We did two so I doubt it was an isolated case. Pinnacles usually attract life so maybe it just wasn't the right time of year to witness that. At the end of your trip they say that they will clean your gear before delivering it to your lodging. I can't confirm that they cleaned the gear. However, my wetsuit looked like it fell in the dirt cause it was dirtier upon delivery that it was when I put it on the hanger after cleaning it on the boat. No biggie, I washed it in the shower and set it on my patio to dry before packing up for home. Overall, Saba was an interesting place to dive and I have no complaints. Just wanted to provide information so others are fully aware of what to expect.

Fantastic staff who are very friendly and helpful. Dive was very good with plenty of sharks and turtles. Boat staff are very professional. This is not a luxury dive resort, but a practical center for divers. Hyperbaric chamber nearby.