Juliana's Hotel Status
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We fully support our local authorities
as they work to halt the spread of COVID-19. For this reason, we have made the difficult decision to open to essential travelers only. We are sure you understand this difficult choice we had to make for the well-being of our island and YOU! We hope it won't be long before we start to welcome all visitors from around the world back to our island. - Johanna & Wim Schutten |
What is the Flight status on Saba?
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Saba's Governor has decided that the current aim is to open for visitors from the below regions, on the outlined dates:
These are tentative dates, which may be altered according to how the epidemiological situation develops in both regions during the coming months. Updates on the 15th of each month will inform us if the dates remain the same or if there have been any changes. This update was on July 21st 2020. |
Flight info To Saba! As of July 21st 2020
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Travel to and from St. EustatiusTravel is completely opened between Saba and St. Eustatius without the requirement to quarantine upon arrival on Saba. This also includes leisure. Persons can transit on St. Maarten to and from Saba.
Travel to and from BonaireTravel is completely opened between Saba and Bonaire without the requirement to quarantine upon arrival on Saba. This also includes leisure. Because Bonaire, however, is also opening to the Netherlands and some other European countries, the situation will be monitored very closely. Persons can transit on St. Maarten to and from Saba.
Travel to and from CuracaoTravel is completely opened between Saba and Curacao without the requirement to quarantine upon arrival on Saba. This also includes leisure. Because Curacao, however, is also opening up to the Netherlands and some other European countries, the situation will be monitored very closely. Persons can transit on St. Maarten to and from Saba.
Travel to and from St. MaartenTravel is still open for essential travel and works between Saba and St. Maarten, with additional quarantine requirements upon arrival on Saba.
Direct transits on St. Maarten airport are possible to and from other destinations. Leisure travel to Saba is still prohibited. Travel from EuropeTravel exceptions for travel to Saba are only possible for repatriation, essential workers, medical travelers, medical students, and Saban students that live abroad with additional quarantine requirements. Leisure travel to Saba is still prohibited.
Travel from South, Central, and North AmericaTravel exceptions for travel to Saba are only possible for repatriation, essential workers, medical travelers, medical students, and Saba students that live abroad with additional quarantine requirements and testing requirements before arrival.
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Other government related Covid articles are listed at the bottom of the page!
What is the Covid-19 Status on Saba?
Currently there is 0 active confirmed case
of COVID-19 on Saba;
0 active case and 3 recovered case.
of COVID-19 on Saba;
0 active case and 3 recovered case.
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The Public Entity Saba Health reminds the public to practice hygienic measures to protect against COVID-19.
If you experience any flu like symptoms, do not come to the Medical Center.
Instead call 416 3288 ext. 221 and follow the instructions from the Medical Staff. |
COVID-19 Precautionary Measures
Your safety and security are our highest priority. We remain vigilant to ensure a healthy and clean environment.
We have a comprehensive plan in place to address the spread of COVID-19 and are strictly following guidelines from the World Health Organization (WHO) alongside local government authorities.
In addition to the cleanliness standards already in place, we have taken additional precautionary measures to combat the spread of COVID-19 in public areas and guest accommodations.
We have a comprehensive plan in place to address the spread of COVID-19 and are strictly following guidelines from the World Health Organization (WHO) alongside local government authorities.
In addition to the cleanliness standards already in place, we have taken additional precautionary measures to combat the spread of COVID-19 in public areas and guest accommodations.
Our Tropics Cafe is a safe spot to hang out!
Take-out and Tipsy Goat Bar services starting June 4th 2020
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Tropics Cafe Hours:
Lunch Take-out or FREE Delivery
Tuesdays - Saturdays 12:00 am - 2:00 pm (Sushi Saturdays) Dinner Take-out or FREE Delivery Tuesdays - Saturdays 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm (Sushi Saturdays) (except Fridays for TGIF) TGIF Fridays 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm Snack platters (4 pm - 7:30 pm) Tipsy Goat Bar Hours:Tuesdays - Saturdays 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Fridays TGIF 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm Happiest Happy Hour on island! Let's celebrate the weekend with great music, snack platters, cocktails & friends! Tropics Cafe will be closed on Sundays and Mondays |
Regular menu available for Lunch & Dinner with Daily Specials!
Check out our Facebook page for regular updates
Check out our Facebook page for regular updates
Staff Requirements:
- We will take the temperature and assess symptoms of all our staff prior to the commencement of their work day.
- Our staff will be wearing a cloth mask or face covering to protect you as our customer. (When borders Open)
- Our bar will be sanitized regularly, with guests coming or going, and every 30 minutes.
- Tropics Cafe does not use gloves in the service areas.
- Gloves create a false sense of security resulting in more high risk behavior than without gloves. This could lead to unnecessary contamination.
- We have a touch-less hand disinfection dispenser upon entrance and exit to the restaurant with hand sanitizer gel formulated with 70% Ethyl Alcohol and Aloe Vera.
- As our guest your temperature will be taken. (When the borders Open)
- Any person with a body temperature above 100.04 degrees Fahrenheit or 37.8 Celsius will be referred to our local island doctor and you will be refused entrance until after the doctor's consultation. This is for the safety of yourself and others.
- Your contact details and time in/out will be noted. (When the borders Open)
- This is for tracing purposes in case of any future COVID-19 cases, and this information will ONLY be shared with our Public Health Department.
- Limited space due to social distancing measures.
- Practice physical distancing and stay at least 6 feet away from other people whenever possible.
Once we start with in house dining (no projected date)
All take out and Tipsy Goat Bar service requirements plus these additional precautionary measures, including:
- Between seatings we will clean and sanitize the table and chairs.
- Menus will be wiped between seatings
- Tables will be reset on customers' requirements once orders have been taken.
- Seating arrangements will be made with social distancing precautions in mind.
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Juliana's Hotel is your safe home away from home!
Juliana's and Saba have inadvertently been practicing our own form of social distancing.
The lack of mass tourism, large cruise ships and party beaches make it the perfect place to vacation in these times; a positive, safe and healthy way to spend your vacation.
The lack of mass tourism, large cruise ships and party beaches make it the perfect place to vacation in these times; a positive, safe and healthy way to spend your vacation.
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Only Open to essential Travelers. |
Staff Requirements:
In addition to the cleanliness standards already in place, we have taken additional precautionary measures to combat the spread of COVID-19 in guest accommodations.
- We will take the temperature and assess symptoms of all our staff prior to the commencement of their work day.
- Our staff will be wearing a cloth mask or face covering to protect you as our customer.
- Our Front Desk will be sanitized regularly, with guests coming or going, and every 30 minutes.
- We have a touch-less hand disinfection dispenser upon entrance and exit to the Front Desk with hand sanitizer gel formulated with 70% Ethyl Alcohol and Aloe Vera.
- As our guest your temperature will be taken upon arrival.
- Any person with a body temperature above 100.04 degrees Fahrenheit or 37.8 Celsius will be requested to confine themselves to their room until after the local doctor's consultation. This is for the safety of yourself and others.
- Your contact details and check in and out dates will be noted.
- This is for tracing purposes in case of any future COVID-19 cases, and this information will ONLY be shared with our Public Health Department
- Individual hand sanitizers will be available for purchase at the front desk from Saban Rock Living
- Practice physical distancing and stay at least 6 feet away from other people whenever possible.
In addition to the cleanliness standards already in place, we have taken additional precautionary measures to combat the spread of COVID-19 in guest accommodations.
- All units with air conditioners, will receive a sanitizing filter cleaning between each customer.
- Floral, Flossie's and Lilly Pond do not have air conditioners
- All hard surfaces will be disinfected daily.
- All rooms have hard surface floors which will be mopped with disinfectant daily.
- Breakfast will be served at Tropics Cafe for hotel guests only , while practicing physical distancing.
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The Studio where one can create safely!
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The Studio Hours
Tuesdays - Fridays 11:00 am - 6:00 pm |
Staff Requirements:
- We will take the temperature and assess symptoms of all our staff prior to the commencement of their work day.
- Our staff will be wearing a cloth mask or face covering to protect you as our customer.
- Our art tables will be sanitized regularly, with guests coming or going.
- We have a touch-less hand disinfection dispenser upon entrance and exit of The Studio with hand sanitizer gel formulated with 70% Ethyl Alcohol and Aloe Vera.
- As our guest your temperature will be taken at Tropics Cafe.
- Any person with a body temperature above 100.04 degrees Fahrenheit or 37.8 Celsius will be referred to our local island doctor and you will be refused entrance until after the doctor's consultation. This is for the safety of yourself and others.
- Your contact details and time in/out will be noted.
- This is for tracing purposes in case of any future COVID-19 cases, and this information will ONLY be shared with our Public Health Department.
- Practice physical distancing and stay at least 6 feet away from other people whenever possible.
- Spirits & Arts schedule will be decided upon soon.
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Saba Public Entity Articles Related to Covid-19
Entry and Quarantine Policy Saba July 21 2020 Tuesday July 21st 2020
No restrictions on outbound travel July 10th 220
Public Entity Saba Entry and Quarantine Policy Saba July 10th 2020
Entry and quarantine Policy Saba Thursday June 25th 2020
Frequently Asked Questions - Saba’s Borders Friday June 19th 2020
New Ordinance for Saba amidst borders reopening in the region Friday June 12th 2020
Agriculture on the rise in times of crisis Friday May 8th 2020
Businesses, schools, churches to reopen Saturday May 9th 2020
Additional Economic Support Measures Saturday April 25th 2020
Lock-down extended for an additional 2 weeks Friday April 24th 2020
Also compensation from EZK for entrepreneurs in Caribbean Netherlands Thursday April 23rd 2020
Continue to show understanding, patience Tuesday April 21st 2020
Joint message from the Executive Council and Island Council Thursday April 16th 2020
Dutch Government measures for Caribbean Netherlands, including Saba, during corona crisis Thursday April 16th 2020
Island government opens virtual help desk Tuesday April 14th 2020
Saba now has two COVID-19 cases, vital services continue during mandatory lock-down Tuesday April14th 2020
Saba Processes During Lock-Down Monday April 13th 2020
Preventative measures on Saba extended Wednesday April 8th 2020
World Health Day address by Commisioner of Public Health, Rolando Wilson Tuesday April 7th 2020
COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions Saba Tuesday March 24th 2020
Coronavirus: emergency package for entrepreneurs and employees in the Caribbean Netherlands Friday March 20th 2020
Update on Measures Taken Thursday March 19th 2020
New Preventative Measures in Place for Saba Wednesday March 18th 2020
Simple precautions that anyone can take to protect themselves and others from COVID-19
- Practicing Frequent Hand washing.
- Limiting physical contact with others, including no handshakes or physical greeting and to avoid crowds.
- Stay at least six feet away from other people lessens your chances of catching COVID-19.
- Avoiding contact with persons suffering from or exhibiting symptoms of acute respiratory. Infections such as the flu, coughs, and colds.
- Ensuring that shared spaces and work surfaces are cleaned and disinfected frequently.
- Avoid touching eyes, mouth and nose
- Cover the mouth with the elbow when coughing and sneezing