Wing Beach Review

No one knows about the beach, but many people have been there because it is in front of the famous Mariana Church. Although it is the hotel's private beach, it is free to the public. We went in and took a lot of beautiful photos.

Wing Beach is the sea behind the Mariana Church. Although it is a hotel, it is free. Many people take wedding dresses here, white church, blue sea, green lawn, mottled tree shadow, and harmonious beauty.

This is a beach with few people. We drove to "Zhu Ge (local private guide)". The beach is located in the northwest of Saipan, and walks down the path next to a small pavilion (near the Mariana Hotel). Zhu Ge introduced that this beach location is special, So there are not many people to play, but this is a good place to snorkel, but because there are many reefs, it is not suitable for beginners to snorkel, we saw a pair of foreigners snorkeling (should be a nearby hotel). There are more caves, cliffs and reefs here, It seems to be a breeding site for turtles, in short, only a good attraction.

Saipan is the main island of the Mariana Islands (Federal) and Saipan and the neighboring islands are close to Asia and are on the edge of the Pacific Ocean. The Northern Mariana Islands have a pleasant climate, with a sunny, fresh air and clear water throughout the year. The average annual temperature is around 27 degrees Celsius, making it a paradise for vacations. Saipan’s beaches stretch from the west to the south, the east coast rocky and uneven, and the north coast steep cliffs. The island is 23 km long and 8 km wide, and you can take a full day of jungle adventure on the island. The island is full of remnants and memories of World War II, and survivors and their families often hold memorial ceremonies on the island.

A day around the island, it is already evening, from the road to the wing beach must drive a four-wheel drive or SUV, the road is too bad! ! ! But after this muddy road, we greeted a beautiful sunset, which is also the first evening of the first day we came to see the sunset of the fire clouds, which is really great!