From the sky to the ocean floor and all that is between, Sea & Learn on Saba invites you to explore nature and enhance your environmental awareness.

Join us!  This and every October...

Saba, a tiny Caribbean island, just 28 miles from St. Maarten, offers a unique annual event:  Sea & Learn on Saba.  Saba, known as The Unspoiled Queen, is proud of its nature and preservation efforts.  Throughout the entire month of October a variety of naturalists, scientists and academics in fields ranging from sharks and seahorses to parrots and orchids provide casual but informative multi-media presentations.  In addition to nightly presentations, you are invited to join field/research projects or assist in nature surveys conducted throughout the event.  These same experts also work with Saba's school children to ensure the next generation continues to have appreciation for the nature of Saba.

Whether your reason to visit Saba is hiking, diving or just relaxing, the timing of the daily Sea & Learn events is scheduled to allow visitors and locals alike to enjoy their day on Saba.  A "happy hour" environment is provided at different venues so that dinner plans are easily accommodated after the nightly sessions.  Field and research project scheduling varies and will be announced in advance.  You can  choose to attend as many or as few events as you like.  Some field projects require advance sign up.

Sea & Learn on Saba is a non-profit foundation.  The month-long event is sponsored by island and regional businesses.  All events are open to the public and free of charge. 

The Sea & Learn 2008 event is now being coordinated.  Monitor this same link for updates on venues, field projects and more.   The Experts page provides a bio for each of this years' guest speakers.

Never heard of Saba?  Saba is one of the Caribbean's most unique destinations.  Scuba divers are enthralled with its model marine park while hikers can experience a trail network ranging from coastal tide pools to verdant cloud forest.  But you don't have to be a diver or a hiker to enjoy "The Unspoiled Queen".  Enjoying Saba's pleasant climate and outrageous views takes no effort.  Small villages with quality accommodations and intriguing restaurants adorn the mountainous hillsides.  For more general information about Saba, visit one of the many websites starting with www.sabatourism.com  For more specific information on where to stay and what to do, follow the links from the Sponsors page of this website.