Montserrat Completes Construction of New Little Bay Ferry Terminal

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - December 18, 2013

Above: the new Little Bay Ferry Terminal

By the Caribbean Journal staff

Montserrat has completed construction of the new ferry terminal at Little Bay, authorities announced this week.

The government said the newly-constructed terminal would be “completely functional in the near future.”

The project covers a total of 3,000 square feet, and will service both incoming and outgoing ferry passengers.

A ferry operates frequently between Montserrat and the neighbouring island of Antigua. During the Christmas season, the ferry is operating daily service.

The project began construction earlier in 2013.

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