PAID CONTENT FOR MONTSERRAT
Montserrat CARIBBEAN
Montserrat is an eco-friendly island that delivers cultural experiences and one-of-a kind guest excursions. In the Eastern Caribbean, 27 miles southwest of Antigua, this 39.5sq mile isle of lush green beauty offers the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. Montserrat doesn’t have all-inclusive
resorts — accommodation ranges from Airbnb, guesthouses, apartments and small hotels to cosy, well-appointed villas with clear views of the mountain and the Caribbean Sea. The island has a diverse hiking-trail network,
which ranges from light for new hikers to extreme for the avid hiker looking to challenge their skills. All trails are surrounded by stunning vistas, curious fauna and unique flora, together with the sweet sounds of nature. The Centre Hills forest is a birdwatcher’s playground, as it is home to more than 100 bird species including the national bird, the oriole. Being a lesser-known island, Montserrat is
not over-run with tourists. Explore the deep blue ocean with Scuba Montserrat or Aqua
Montserrat, or take a relaxing coastal tour to see the buried city, Plymouth, and the buried village of St. Patrick’s — marine life is thriving with bountiful corals and colourful fish. If hiking, diving or boating are not your thing, try your hand at golf at the small and growing golfing range. Or how about turtle watching after dark from May to November? These are just some of the amazing things you can see and do here. For those who have the flexibility to work from
anywhere in the world, the Montserrat Remote Worker Stamp is their ticket to achieving the perfect work-life balance. Remote Workers and digital nomads can take a break from their usual mundane commute and opt for a tropical retreat where the people are friendly and the internet connectivity is super-fast, not to mention that the island is considered one of the safest destinations in the world. The stamp allows remote workers the freedom to call Montserrat home for one year. What could be better than settling down at one of the beach bars at the end of a work day to catch a glimpse of the famed green flash sunset?
Don’t miss Explore the legendary Runaway Ghaut, a stream of natural spring water that originates from the Centre Hills
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KEY ACTIVITIES • Hiking • Birdwatching and tours • Scuba diving • Coastal tours • Golf • Volcano tours • Buried city tours • Health and wellness retreats • Remote working • Ebony sand beaches
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