Saba Rock Resort is party central in the Virgin Islands, the ultimate base for tropical fun. Sailing, windsurfing, paddling, snorkling, diving, and fishing is at your beck and call. The atmosphere at Saba Rock Resort is fun, entertaining, casual,laid back and always interesting. http://www.caribbeanmag.com/search/hotels/British_Virgin_Islands/sabarock/hotel/1602/9/ en-us Copyright 1998 e-TravelMedia.com/CaribbeanMag.com Fri, 27 Nov 2009 03:12:06 EST All suites have air, refrigerators, and DishTV. Luxury two bedroom villas have phones and internet connections available. VILLAS We have two bedroom one bath villas with full kitchens. Cooks are available if you desire. Villa A and Villa E. These include full air conditioning, DishTV and international phone service. Both have extraordinary entertainment decks with spectacular views of the Atlantic and North Sound areas with all the boats and activities in full view. We can arrange for food and beverages in your villa for your arrival. Our water ferry can also take you to the local stores. HOTEL SUITES Large suites are Fully air conditioned and feature DishTV. Each has small refrigerator, and a nice observation deck. BOATHOUSE UNIT Smaller, but away from the rest, with great views of Prickly Pear Island and Eustatia Island and the reef area between. One king bed, air-conditioning, and small refrigerator, and DishTV great deck area! Very popular place! BEACH UNITS We sometimes have these available. Twin beds, Dish TV, refrigerator and large shower These are very popular with divers and boat captains wanting a day ashore. AMENITIES: ACTIVITIES: Bert Kilbride has been a professional SCUBA diver for over forty years. He introduced the now-universally-adopted resort course program. He became a wreck diving expert and appeared in many books and films. He has entertained many dignitaries of the world and received the title of "Receiver of Wrecks" from Her Majestie's Government in 1967. In 1967 he built Drake's Anchorage on Mosquito Island which he had purchased earlier. It was in those early days that Bert became keenly interested in wreck diving. The island of Anegada, a graveyard of ships, was right at his doorstep. He was involved in the finding of 91 different shipwrecks among the dangerous reefs of that area. Most of these were discovered while he was being towed slowly behind a boat using mask, fins and snorkel! DINING/RESTARUANTS: Type: Hotel Beach Location: Beach Front (Directly on Beach/Water Front) http://www.caribbeanmag.com/search/hotels/British_Virgin_Islands/sabarock/hotel/1602/9/ Fri, 27 Nov 2009 03:12:06 EST