Montserrat / Getting There

Flights

There are currently no international airlines flying direct to Montserrat so the only option is to buy a ticket to the neighbouring island Antigua and continue your journey from there. Fly Montserrat fly the route between the two islands four times per day and ABM Air (Antigua-Barbuda-Montserrat Air, sister airline of SVG Air) fly it twice a day.

Passports/Visas

Proof of citizenship is required. A valid passport is recommended for all visitors, however Canadian and British citizens may present a driver's license or official ID card as proof of citizenship. Visitors from the US are reminded that from January 8th 2007, all US citizens visiting the Caribbean must be in possession of a valid US passport. An onward or return ticket is required as well as proof of funds for the duration of the stay. 

Entry visas may be required of visitors from other countries and can be obtained from British Consulate offices. CARICOM citizens can travel on an official ID card, which must bear a photograph of the individual.

Tourist Information

Montserrat Tourist Board, #7 Farara Plaza, Buildings B&C, Brades, t 491 2230/8730, f 491 7430, info@montserrattourism.ms 

United Kingdom
For Tourism Information contact The Saltmarsh Partnership, The Copperfields, 25D Copperfield Street, London SE1 0EN, t 020 7928 1600, f 020 7928 1700, montserrat@saltmarshpr.co.uk 

USA 
For Brochure Requests & Tourism Information contact Cheryl Andrews Marketing Inc., 2655 Le Jeune Road, Suite 805, Coral Gables, FL 33134, t (305) 444 4033, f (305) 447 0415 
montserratinfo@cherylandrewsmarketing.com 

Germany & Continental Europe 
Contact the Basic Services Group, Münsterplatz 1, 55116 Mainz, Germany, t 6131 993 320, f 6131 993 31, info@visitmontserrat.de