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** MONTSERRAT TOURS **
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This is one wholesome and enriching country. The population is only 5k and there is almost no crime. Monsterrat is well known for its black sand beaches and Soufrière Hills volcano which destroyed its capital Plymouth and is pretty active. The locals are extremely friendly and getting around this country is a breeze, however you would have to hire a taxi to get most places and or rent a car. The only white sand beach is Rendevous Beach and you have to hike to it, over a small mountain basically. There are awesome places to eat like The Attic 2 local fare, a small cozy restaurant, however a more upscale restaurant is Olveston House which used to be the home of Sir George Martin, which sits on palatial grounds with a swimming pool and the food is oooh so delectable. The island is very tiny and everyone pretty much knows everyone else but its so relaxing and noncommercial. We stayed in an Airbnb on a mango vista and ate Julie mangoes everyday, which was awesome. Getting there with a small plane that sits only 7 or taking the ferry. The ferry runs only once a day and not in inclement weather, so take your pick. We went in July and that’s the beginning of hurricane season so we flew. Go and have awesome trip, I will definitely be back.