Sabana Plateau
Sabana
A limestone plateau about 490 meters above sea level in central Rota, with primeval forest, endemic birds and a peace memorial park.
Sabana is Rota's highest plateau, covered in native limestone forest. It is home to endangered endemic birds such as the Rota honeyeater and the Mariana crow. It also has extensive taro fields and a peace memorial park from the Japanese era. The steep road up offers views across the Pacific. Some sections are dirt roads, so a four-wheel-drive vehicle is needed in rainy weather.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Japanese Cannon
- Sasanhaya Bay & Shoun Maru Wreck
- Songsong Village Lookout
- Rota Cave Museum
- Songsong Village
- Tweksberry Beach
- Teteto Beach
- Taipingot (Wedding Cake Mountain)