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| Enjoy the Hafa Adai Spirit in a tropical setting and take home memories of Guam with fun marine sports such as Jet Ski, banana boat. Don’t miss a chance of watching thousands of aqua creatures by snorkling. |
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| Dive |
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| Guam diving is really unique in our region. Among the most popular sites are Blue Hole, Crevice, Coral Gardens, Haps Reef, Pete's Reef, Barracuda Rock and the twin shipwrecks of the Tokai Maru and the SMS Cormoran. |
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| Sea Walker |
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| Seawalker is an easy dream machine which allows you to walk underwater safely wearing a special helmet. People of all ages can enjoy Seawalker. |
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| Dolphin Cruise |
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| A cruise out to sea always lifts your spirit but the sight of dolphins brings sheer joy and laughter to your heart. Dolphin Cruise will take you in close range without worry of harming these wonderful creatures. |
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| Chamorro Village |
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| Chamorro Village is a must-do on Guam. The outdoor mall is open every day but the main event happens every Wednesday night from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. when tourists and locals gathers for the outdoor market and a multitude of cultural events. |
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| Underwater World |
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| UnderWater World Guam is one of the longest tunnel-aquariums in the world and the only oceanarium in the United States territory of Guam. It also has restaurant inside of the tunnel to give you unforgettable memories for tourist. |
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| Jungle Tour |
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| Explore the jungles along the Talofofo & Ugum Rivers while aboard the Adventure River Cruise. Along the way you’ll visit a replica of an ancient Chamorro village to experience and see coconut leaf weaving, fire making and Guam’s mysterious latte stones. They also provide pick up service from the major hotel. |
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| Ritidian Point |
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| At the northernmost tip of Guam is Ritidian Point, a national wildlife refuge and the site of one of Guam's most pristine sandy beaches. On weekdays the beach is gorgeously empty except for a few stray fishermen, while on weekends it fills with families and picnickers. |
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| Gun Beach |
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| It is in front of Nikko Hotel and famous for hot snorkeling spot. Even though it is located at the center of Guam, Beach is not crowded to enjoy. |
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| Ypao Beach |
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| At the north side of Guam is Ypao beach, easy access to major hotels by walk. The best place to take a rest while reading your favorite book or watching Guam’s sunset. |
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| Talofofo Beach |
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| This rock beach lies adjacent to the Talofofo River bridge. The low-lying outlet is lined with a protective rock levy reminiscent of San Francisco Bay. The contrast of the black exposed ancient coral against the white sand, lush green palms, and the sea green lit by afternoon sunlight from behind makes this a perfect photo backdrop for a professional shoot. |
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| Lina’La Culture Park |
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| You can experience nature while walking through the jungle and wilderness area. This tour shows the characteristics of Guam's tropical fruits, flowers, and butterflies nearly as the same as they were 500 years ago. |
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| Chamorro Night Market |
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| For the most authentic cultural cuisine and local souvenirs you will enjoy the Chamorro Village Night Market every Wednesday. The aroma of barbeque ribs and chicken fills the air every week in the downtown capitol city of Hagatna as the Night Market comes alive with delicious island-style cuisine and the most unique cultural performances. Enjoy the local cuisine, browse and shop for local souvenirs and jewelry and take-in all that is Guam. |
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| Dededo Flea Market |
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| For shoppers who rise with the sun, Guam's popular flea markets are a special treat. Every Saturday and Sunday morning at 6 a.m., the Dededo Flea Market, located on Marine Drive, welcomes throngs of bargain hunters with the intent of finding the best buys among rows and rows of new and used merchandise. |
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