At this all-day restaurant in the home of the late Sir George Martin you get to tuck into Caribbean-infused British favorites such as pork tenderloin or beef lasagna, all with a view of the tropical garden. Friday pub nights are great for eavesdropping on gossiping islanders, as are the barbecue feasts that draw capacity crowds every other Wednesday. Reservations advisable.
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Hilltop Coffee House & Family Center
2.15 MILES
A must-see on any Montserrat visit, this nonprofit cafe founded by filmmaker David Lea and his wife Clover does multi-duty as museum, art gallery,…
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Montserrat Volcano Observatory
0.74 MILES
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After about a 3-mile drive south along the east coast (from where the main road reaches the coast), the badly battered road turns into the hills and leads…
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This road-adjacent swath of beige sand makes for a convenient swimming and snorkeling spot. The eponymous cafe here has a shower (US$1), changing rooms…
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Ghauts (pronounced 'guts') are steep ravines that send rainwater rushing down from the mountains into the sea. The most famous on the island is Runaway…
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About halfway down the western coast, this easily accessible dark-sand beach is often footprint-free but has little shade. A covered clifftop picnic area…
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Now buried under mud and volcanic debris, Belham Valley used to be home to an 18-hole golf course, a bridge and a three-story building. After heavy rain,…
2. Montserrat Volcano Observatory
0.74 MILES
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0.81 MILES
Ghauts (pronounced 'guts') are steep ravines that send rainwater rushing down from the mountains into the sea. The most famous on the island is Runaway…
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This small beach at the mouth of the Belham River is great for swimming and is home to a popular beach barn and restaurant. It gets busy with locals on…
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About halfway down the western coast, this easily accessible dark-sand beach is often footprint-free but has little shade. A covered clifftop picnic area…
6. Hilltop Coffee House & Family Center
2.15 MILES
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3.25 MILES
After about a 3-mile drive south along the east coast (from where the main road reaches the coast), the badly battered road turns into the hills and leads…
8. National Museum of Montserrat
3.89 MILES
This modest little museum presents exhibits on aspects of island culture and history from Amerindian times to the present, including photos and dioramas…