Travel

Under the Distinguished Patronage of Her Excellency the Governor, Ms. Elizabeth Carriere

Montserrat has had various modes of access since it lost Bramble’s Airport to a pyroclastic flow in 1997. Helicopter and ferry were in daily use right up to 2005 when the new Airport at Geralds was opened. The most common route for travelers outside of the region is to fly to the nearest international airport situated on our neighbouring island, Antigua, then take a pleasant 20 minute flight by an ‘island hopper’ plane directly to Montserrat.

Scheduled Flights from Antigua to Montserrat

Fly Montserratf
P.O. Box 225
Montserrat BWI
Tel: (664) 491-3434
Mob: (664) 493-5689
Email: info@flymontserrat.com
Website: www.flymontserrat.com

SVG Airline

http://antigua-flights.com/

Monair (in Montserrat)
Tel: (664) 491 4200
E-mail: monair@candw.ms
Express Handlers (in Antigua) Tel: (268) 562 7183 E-mail: expresshandlers@gmail.com.

SVG’s Head Office
St. Vincent
Tel: (784) 457 5124
E-mail: abm-air@svgair.com
www.svgair.com/

Twin Island Ferry

A ferry service is again available. Introduced in December 2009, this service provides connections between Antigua and Montserrat. Up to date information on prices and schedule can be found on the web site of the Montserrat Tourist Board.

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Persons desirous of traveling to Montserrat from St. Kitts and Nevis are asked to note the following:

M.V. Caribe Surf departs for Montserrat every Wednesday morning and returns every Thursday evening.

Contact: Captain Prince Mills on Tel: 1-(869)-662-3258 or email: princemills@hotmail.com

Persons in Nevis can be collected from the Nevis Pier.

M.V. Caribe Queen presently departs for Montserrat every Friday morning and returns to Nevis on Saturday evening and also departs Nevis on Monday morning returning to Nevis on Monday evening

Contact: Captain Rawle Richards on Tel.: 1-(869)-662-9811

Full Travel Details

The Montserrat Tourist Board’s web site www.visitmontserrat.com provides more detailed information on travelling to Montserrat.