The Belham River, located in Montserrat, is situated in a volcanically active area impacted by the Soufrière Hills volcano. The river valley has been significantly affected by volcanic activity, including pyroclastic flows and lahars, making access challenging and potentially dangerous. Tourist access is heavily restricted due to ongoing volcanic risks, and much of the area is an exclusion zone. Given the safety concerns, guided tours are essential if any access is permitted, and solo exploration is strongly discouraged. Seasonal restrictions may vary based on volcanic activity and weather conditions. The cost of any permitted tours would depend on the operator and the extent of the visit. A typical visit, if allowed, might only last a few hours. Travelers should check with local authorities for up-to-date safety information and tour availability.