Plymouth Buried City Tour with Award-Winning Guide





Description
Explore the haunting beauty of Plymouth, Montserrat West Indies from a distance on this insightful 3.5-hour tour. Witness the remnants of Montserrat’s past, including the ruins of the Montserrat Springs Hotel and the city itself from scenic Garibaldi Hill. Gain fascinating insights into the volcanic activity that shaped the island and see how scientists monitor the Soufriere Hills Volcano. Enjoy a visit to the Montserrat Volcano Observatory with an informative video and conclude your day at the Hilltop Coffee Shop and Museum. - Tour length: 3.5 hours with guided visits to key sites - Includes pick-up and return from your accommodations or ferry - Explore the Montserrat Volcano Observatory and enjoy a 25-minute video - One-on-one or group tours available for up to 30 people, children 12+
Tour Options
Itinerary
A guided stop with a 15–25 minute film on the eruption and the active devastation, plus the chance to meet the scientists monitoring the volcano.
A guided stop at the abandoned port — the island's former gateway, left silent by the eruption.
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
As soon as we're done we drop you back to the National Trust which is a 10 min drive.
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(1)
I have been off and on visiting Montserrat with my parents since I was a kid, but never did an in depth tour of Plymouth. It was absolutely surreal experience. Our tour guy, Steady, was incredible. Not only did he give us in depth explanation of the events, but since he grew up in the exclusion, knew from first hand experience. He went above and beyond on the tour. One of my members was looking for a certain fruit and once he saw it, he stopped and picked some for us. If you want to experience, the ‘Pompeii of the Caribbean,’ this is the tour to go on. Heartbreaking, pensive, but joyous with our guide. Thank you for the experience.



