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What to see in Montserrat
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Location Map of Montserrat
Montserrat
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites
The island of Montserrat has no sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Villages and natural sites
Brades
This village of a thousand inhabitants became the capital after Plymouth was abandoned in 1997. There are a few beaches and diving opportunities nearby, especially around Little Bay, which could one day become Montserrat’s new economic and tourist hub.
This village of a thousand inhabitants became the capital after Plymouth was abandoned in 1997. There are a few beaches and diving opportunities nearby, especially around Little Bay, which could one day become Montserrat’s new economic and tourist hub.
Exclusion Zone
Following the eruption of Soufrière, the entire southern part of the island was devastated, including the abandonment of the capital Plymouth, the evacuation of the population, and the closure of the southern zone to the public, with visits highly regulated. Observation posts (and boat tours) also allow you to see the volcano and lava fields.
Following the eruption of Soufrière, the entire southern part of the island was devastated, including the abandonment of the capital Plymouth, the evacuation of the population, and the closure of the southern zone to the public, with visits highly regulated. Observation posts (and boat tours) also allow you to see the volcano and lava fields.
Worth a look / Other
Centre Hills
★★ The heart of the island, with forests, birds, and a few walking trails.
Exclusion Zone
★★ Following the eruption of Soufrière, the entire southern part of the island was devastated, including the abandonment of the capital…
Brades
★ This village of a thousand inhabitants became the capital after Plymouth was abandoned in 1997. There are a few beaches and diving…