South Africa Food and Drink

The braai, South Africa’s equivalent of the barbecue, is practically a national sport, a religion even. Almost all campsites, self-catering resorts and picnic spots have built in braai facilities, as does every self-respecting garden.The long and bountiful South African coastline guarantees a seemingly endless supply of the freshest fish and seafood.

Saba History, Language and Culture

History of SabaSaba was sighted by Christopher Columbus in 1493, by Sir Francis Drake in 1595 and by two Dutch expeditions in the 1620s. In 1632, a party of Englishmen was shipwrecked on the tiny island and found it uninhabited, although there were traces of Carib occupation.