High Plains Scuba - Statia and Saba Combo

Escape with us on an epic adventure combining two of the Dutch Caribbean's lesser-known gems!

St. Eustatius "Statia":

St. Eustatius, once known as the Golden Rock due to its incredible history has been a national park for over 30 years above and below the water. Unaffected by mass tourism St. Eustatius is not your average Caribbean island, imagine the Caribbean about 25 or 30 years ago and you get close. The reefs surrounding St. Eustatius are flourishing in a protected marine park.

Underwater you will experience what much of the Caribbean must have looked like many years ago. The eye-catching volcano “the Quill” dominates the island with its impressive crater and is responsible for the huge amount of lava flows and blocks under the surface. These old labyrinths of lava are now fully overgrown with coral and sponges. Combine these reefs with numerous of historical dive sites and more recent sunk wrecks and you got yourself a diver's paradise!

Saba:

Known as the “Unspoiled Queen”, Saba has a fairytale quality — the sense of being ​in a place that time has graciously left unchanged, Saba is that secret island which many dream of, but few are fortunate to find. 

Rising sharply from the sea, the island is dominated by Mount Scenery, a dormant volcano and the highest point in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Its four quaint villages—The Bottom, Windwardside, St. John’s, and Zion’s Hill—feature red‑roofed cottages, lush gardens, and classic Caribbean character. With world‑class diving, dramatic hiking trails, and a peaceful, slow‑paced atmosphere, Saba offers a rare blend of adventure and tranquility.