Juliana’s Hotel, Saba
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a more off-the-beaten-path Caribbean destination than Saba, a five-square-mile Dutch-Caribbean island near St. Maarten with just 1,500 residents. Juliana’s, a hillside hotel in the “town” of Windwardside, has 12 rooms and four cottages that shelter in-the-know divers and hikers, as well as an excellent reputation for personalized service and hospitality.
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