Ypao Beach Park is one of the most happening places in Guam. Also known as Joseph Flores Beach Park, Ypao is located at the southern end of Tumon Bay and is very popular for family picnics, barbecues, swimming and sporting…
Yokoi’s Cave in Guam is unlike any tourist destination anywhere in the world. It is just a tiny hole in the ground. It is not even a real cave. What’s amazing about this site, however, is not its appearance, but…
While in Guam, check out War in the Pacific National Park, a historical park that was constructed in 1978 and is now considered a protected area. Quite obviously, this national park was established to honor those who participated in liberating…
Located in the capital city of Hagatña, Umatac Village is a very important village in the legend and history of Guam. Before the Spaniards came to colonize this beautiful island-nation, this village was considered Guam’s “cradle of creation”. According to…
If there is only one place you could visit while in Guam, it has got to be the Two Lovers Point, or more romantically in Spanish, los Puntan Dos Amantes. It is a cliff line in the northern tip of…
The municipality of Tamuning is very important to Guam, because it is the country’s center of tourism. People flock to Tamuning, specifically to the city of Tumon. Tumon is not the largest city but it draws a large number of…
Who doesn’t know Tarzan, the legendary man-ape who is lord of the jungle? But what about Tarzan Falls in Guam? The legendary Tarzan may have nothing to do with the Guam waterfalls but both are equally engaging.
Guam is a…
The island of Guam may be a US territory but it is nothing like the United States. It is tropical, balmy, and warm. Located in the Pacific Ocean just above the equator, this Micronesian island-nation has the most inviting beaches…
Perhaps one of the most recognized icons in the world is the Statue of Liberty that stands in New York Harbor. It is no wonder it has hundreds of smaller replicas all over the world. The scaled-down Guam Statue of…
An important part of Northern Guam is the South Pacific Memorial Park, which is located on the site of an old underground Japanese command post constructed by General Hideyoshi Obata. Located in Yigo Village, the memorial park stands as a…
Besides the beaches, dive sites, mountain trails and lagoons that make Guam a leading tropical getaway destination, there are also magnificent waterfalls. One of the most intriguing waterfalls in the island is Sigua Falls, which is actually two different falls,…
All over the world, people know the tiny island of Guam as a US territory with a US military base. However, those who have been to Guam know that it is more than that. This US territory is also an…
The Spaniards came in 1521 and stayed until the Americans shooed them away in 1898. That was a very long time, 300 years, and that was sure to leave an indelible mark in the history of Guam and the hearts…
Pago is the largest and most beautiful bay at the eastern coast of Guam. Of the many dive sites teeming with different forms of marine life in the tiny island-nation of Guam, Pago Bay was chosen as the location of…
Located in the Pacific Ocean 13 degrees above the equator, the island of Guam is an interesting vacation destination for people who enjoy seeing nature at its best. There are tons of well preserved beaches and natural sites that engage…
Mount Lamlam is the highest peak in the island of Guam, making it an inviting challenge to mountaineers, hikers and adventure-seekers from around the globe. It is 1,322 feet high, located in the village of Agat in the southwest side…
The island-nation of Guam in the middle of the Pacific Ocean offers so many reasons why people from all over the world should come for vacation. One of the reasons is Cocos Island located about a mile off the southern…
The island of Guam is a popular tourist destination all over the world, but no other people love to come here more than the Japanese. Japan and Guam have a lot of history together, and it seems as though Japan…
Wednesdays in Guam are special because of the night market in Chamorro Village. The capital city of Hagatña is empty on Wednesdays because everybody is in Chamorro Village, both tourists and locals.
Near the Paseo Stadium and Hagatña Boat Basin,…
The native people of Guam love music, dancing, fiestas, and carnivals; they are gracious and outgoing people, and all these attributes are found in their richly colored artworks. Local Guam artworks and masterpieces are best displayed at the CAHA Gallery…
