Montserrat | Destination overview
True to its Emerald Isle nickname, the lushness of this 38-square-mile pear-shaped island evokes Ireland, only with a much milder and sunnier climate. Once again, the volcanoes provide a plus. That is to say, Montserrat's soil is made super-fertile from volcanic ash tossed over the fields and meadows of fair Killarney overseas. You will see no end of tropical greenery and "bloomery" in this Irish-flavoured isle of smiles.
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Sometimes a disaster has a Zen-like way of turning into a triumph. The horrendous volcanic explosion that destroyed the northern part of Montserrat is a fiery example. Instead of closing up the tourist shop, the Irish-Caribbean plucky people of Montserr ... continue
PRESS RELEASE - 2009
Montserrat Welcomes New Charter Service
Brades, Montserrat (June 2, 2009) - Montserrat Airways Limited (MA Ltd.), a new airline charter service, officially began flight operations on May 30, 2009. ... continue
PRESS RELEASE - 2009
Montserrat Hosts First Ever Dive Festival
Brades, Montserrat (May 6, 2009) - The Green Monkey Dive Shop with the support of the Montserrat Tourist Board and the Montserrat Tourism Challenge Fund will host the destination's inaugural Montserrat Dive Festival from June 27 - July 4, 2009. ... continue
PRESS RELEASE - 2009
Montserrat hosts Summer Drama Program 2009
Brades, Montserrat (April 7, 2009) - The Montserrat Theatre Company will be offering a Summer Drama Program to students interested in learning about the performing arts. ... continue
PRESS RELEASE - 2009
Montserrat Sailing Excursions
Montserrat, West Indies (March 5, 2009) - In addition to Montserrat's week-long cultural activities scheduled for its St. Patrick's Day celebration, visitors to the island can make the experience truly memorable by taking advantage of Ondeck Sailing's th ... continue
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