Every Saturday, Guam Boonie Stompers offers public hikes to a variety of destinations such as beaches, snorkeling sites, waterfalls, mountains, caves, latte sites, and World War II sites
Guam has many hidden treasures that aren’t so deep and far into the jungle as many have dreaded. Here are some top spots that you can hike to which won’t take up the whole day, but a couple of hours or more.
United Airlines will be operating an extra section on Wednesday, January 15, between Guam and Manila to accommodate any remaining affected passengers as a result of the Taal Volcano eruption in the Philippines.
Editor's note: There's a lot of activities planned on base, so take a look. Events are as accurate as possible at press time. Since times or event schedules can change, please verify events before attending. (This was updated January 10)
While many might think that traveling to paradise is a costly affair, living out your tropical dream doesn’t require you to completely empty out your pockets. There are countless activities on Guam that are free or cost-efficient. Here are just a few!
Echinoderms are members of a phylum (i.e., a major group) of common, often large and colorful shallow-water invertebrates seen on the reefs around Guam.
Pohnpei is upon a “stone altar.” There is nothing like it anywhere in the world! Full of magic, mystery, and tradition of ancient culture, where the past is today but modernized.
If a jungle-ly beach surrounded by rocky cliffs is your idea of tropical paradise, then Railay Beach, Thailand, is the spot for you! It’s been our favorite family destination so far.
