Look for the two mounted guns and the loose barrels beside them. Carr’s Bay preserves a coastal gun battery on Montserrat’s north-west shore. Its modest stone platform recalls a time when the sea approach was watched from these low walls.
The Montserrat National Museum in Little Bay presents the island's history and culture from the pre-Columbian period to modern times. Artefacts and exhibitions connect different chapters of that long history within one institution. The museum provides a way to explore local heritage beyond a single famous event or natural landmark.
Look closely at the simple outlet hidden among the green leaves. Runaway Ghaut is one of Montserrat’s well-known springs. A local saying links drinking from its water with returning to the island, a piece of folklore that has become part of the place’s identity.