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Hafa Adai and welcome to
Guam Portal! Whether you are vacationing on Guam for the first time
or are a returning visitor, you'll find your stay on Guam a memorable
one. We hope you
find our website useful for finding out about enjoyable Guam tours,
Guam activities, and other travel related information.
Guam is recognized for it's natural beauty and unique cultural
heritage. When visiting Guam you'll be able to visit many of
Guam's historical sites from the World War II era. We highlight
many of Guam's cultural sites so visitors can decide which sites they
would like to visit during their stay on Guam. In addition, we
offer our visitors the ability to make all their travel arrangements
on our site from hotel reservation, car rentals, and airline bookings.
Make your travel plans online today with Guam Portal!
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Guam Attractions |
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Two
Lovers' Point, also known as Puntan Dos Amantes and forming
the northern tip of Tumon Bay, is a must see attraction when
visiting the island of Guam. Legend holds that a pair of
star-crossed lovers whose parents would not allow them to marry
tied their hair together and jumped to their deaths from this
378-foot cliff. Visitors have a splendid view from this
point of the gleaming white-sand beaches and lush hillside along
the Philippine Sea and in central Guam. Admission fee to get
to the look out tower of Two Lovers' Point is $3.00 per person. |
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Tumon Bay
Many of Guam's most elegant
hotels are situated on the strip of white sand bordering the sparkling
aqua waters of Tumon Bay. Guam's favorite playground is bordered
at both ends by towering green cliffs. There are a number of
public parks and beaches to explore along
Tumon Bay, as well
numerous shops for you to go shopping. In most areas, the
reef in Tumon Bay
stretches out almost over a mile out into sea so the bay is
sheltered from the ocean offering fun water activities. |
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Sengsong Chamorro Village
Located next to the Hagatna
Boat Basin and Paseo Stadium, the Chamorro Village offers visitors a
glimpse into the island's culture, lifestyle and cuisine.
This little shopping "village" features a variety of local foods
and handicrafts. Vendors sell everything from clothing to
handicrafts, bananas to betel nuts. And the aroma of freshly
cooked local foods emanates from small booths where cooks stir
steaming pots of seafood, fried chicken, pancit, barbecued ribs,
and other delicacies. |
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