Saba Rock

Saba Rock is a charming beach located on Saba Rock Island, in the British Virgin Islands. The beach is approximately 100 meters long and features white sand and crystal clear waters.

Saba Rock has few amenities, so plan your trip accordingly, although it does have bathroom access and a beach bar.

activities available include swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and kayaking

There is no parking lot on Saba Rock Island, so visitors can park their boats in the nearby marina or anchor their boats offshore.

Fun fact: Saba Rock Island was named after the Saban Indians who inhabited the island many years ago.

Nearby attractions include the Bitter End Yacht Club, the Baths at Virgin Gorda, and the Copper Mine on Virgin Gorda. Visitors can also take a short boat ride to explore the other beautiful islands in the British Virgin Islands.

There are several nearby restaurants to choose from, including Saba Rock Restaurant which serves Caribbean cuisine, and the Bitter End Yacht Club which offers a variety of international and local dishes.

There are no hotels on Saba Rock Island, but nearby options include the Bitter End Yacht Club and the Leverick Bay Resort and Marina, both of which offer beautiful accommodations and stunning views of the surrounding islands.