The Bottom, The Bottom

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Surrounded by steep hills lies the small and charming town of The Bottom. Slow paced and still undiscovered by mass tourism, the capital of Saba attracts those seeking to get away from the bustle of everyday life. Visit the local artisan shop and discover the arts and crafts of the local community or drop by the small public library. Highlights include the Roman Catholic Church and many hiking trails. The Bottom is just one of the many highlights you can arrange to see using our , custom trip planner Edition.

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By chrisbalazs416

We took the ferry over from St Maarten. It was an smooth ride about 1 hr 40 minutes. We were picked up by Cyril our cab driver and tour guide. He grew up there and really took the time to show us...

We took the ferry over from St Maarten. It was an smooth ride about 1 hr 40 minutes. We were picked up by Cyril our cab driver and tour guide. He grew up there and really took the time to show us... more »
By MelFry123

Visited on a Sunday. We stayed on Booby HIll in Windwardside. Took a taxi ride with Wayne from Windwardside to the Bottom. He graciously came back a few hours later to pick us up. Walked the...

Visited on a Sunday. We stayed on Booby HIll in Windwardside. Took a taxi ride with Wayne from Windwardside to the Bottom. He graciously came back a few hours later to pick us up. Walked the... more »
By Jean M

The Bottom has some of the island charm and is definitely worth a stroll but it also is the “capital” with some more administrative, and thus less interesting, buildings than Windwardside. If you...

The Bottom has some of the island charm and is definitely worth a stroll but it also is the “capital” with some more administrative, and thus less interesting, buildings than Windwardside. If you... more »