Things to do in Guam

Two Lovers' Point

Lover's Cliff, also known as Lover's Point, is located in the northern part of Guam. It is said that there was once a pair of lovers who committed suicide here because their family objected to their marriage. But now it is a scenic spot to see the mountains and the sea. Lover's Cliff Park Lover's Cliff is divided into two parts, one is Lover's Cliff Park, and at the entrance of the park is a heart-shaped flower garden, which is a popular place for many couples to take pictures. About that poignant love story, it can be seen in the form of paintings on five stone tablets on the Lover's Cliff. The stele is available in four versions: English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. At night, there will be lights on the stone monument, which has a unique flavor. There is a bell on the Lover's Cliff on the viewing platform. It is said that as long as lovers come here to ring the bell together, they will be able to love each other forever. The other part is the famous viewing platform. There is a small white pavilion on the viewing platform. Standing in the pavilion, you can overlook the entire Tumon Bay and overlook the coastline of Guam from a height. In the distance, you can see the mesmerizing white-sand beach of the half-moon-shaped Tumon Bay. There is a colorful wall below the small pavilion, where many lovers leave their vows of love. The souvenir shop returns from the observation deck to Lover's Cliff Park. In addition to the stone tablets that introduce love stories, there are also some souvenir shops. In addition to Guam souvenirs, the shops also sell ice cream, drinks and other small things. A special snack is coconut water with sassimi. Sasimi refers to coconut meat, which is a unique local way of eating. Coconut meat is drizzled with soy sauce and mustard, and the taste is similar to that of sashimi. Valentine's Wall In addition, you can also buy "Love Message Board" at the souvenir shop, leave your love oath on the message board, and then hang it on the wall outside the store. Of course, some people put photos, and some people put their wedding business cards on it. If you come here in the evening, in addition to enjoying the beautiful Tumon Bay, you can also enjoy the magnificent sunset.

Inarajan Natural Pool

Inarahan Natural Pool is a ring-shaped area formed by coral reefs surrounded by seawater. The seawater in the ring is isolated from the outside of the ring and becomes a natural seawater swimming pool. The waves outside the pool were choppy, but the inside was calm. The scenery of the surrounding coast is also quite beautiful.

Fish Eye Marine Park - Visitor Center

Fisheye Marine Park is located in Piti Bay, a scenic spot with a very good environment in Guam. There are more than 200 species of fish and other marine life in the park. It has been designated as a marine life reserve, and the water is clear and calm, making it ideal for water activities such as snorkeling, diving and undersea walking.

Ypao Beach

Tumon Bay

Tumon Bay is a bay about 4 kilometers long in the west of Guam. There are many hotels on the seaside, and the dining and shopping facilities are very complete. After night, it is even more lively, with various entertainment activities and colorful nightlife.

Ritidian Point

Retidion Beach is located in the North Point of Guam, quiet and peaceful. At the same time, it is also a wildlife conservation area in Guam, and it is close to a military base. If you come here to travel, it is recommended to be accompanied by a local guide to avoid entering the forbidden area by mistake. The sea temperature here is between 21-32 degrees Celsius all year round, the water is clear, and if you are well equipped, it is very suitable for snorkeling. But if you are not fully equipped, it is not recommended to go into the water for safety reasons.

Valle Esmeralda De Caríce Flores

Emerald Valley gets its name from its unique emerald green meadows, magnificent green valley, and rolling peaks, which are truly refreshing.

Plaza de España

The Spanish Garden Square was originally the residence of the Governor during the Spanish rule. The hexagonal pavilion in the center of the square is a concert hall, and there is also a chocolate house in the pavilion, which was once the place where the governor's wife entertained distinguished guests. It is a good place to wander around and experience a different Guam style. Go to the snack stalls in the square, where there is a famous coconut sashimi that is famous all over the square.

Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad

Fort Sollady was built in the early 19th century and rebuilt in 1995. During the era of Spanish rule, Spain built four bunkers in the village of Yuma Tak, and Fort Solaid is the best preserved bunker in the village today.

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