Hong Kong Express is a discount airline that flies from Guam to Hong Kong. It was here until June of 2017 and then then pulled out BUT they will be coming back starting Oct 31st! They will fly to Nagoya, Japan & Hong Kong! We recently used them and had a great experience. Here’s what you need to know:
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Pin ItStand Up Paddle boarding, aka SUP, is a popular hobby here in Guam. It’s great because it’s good for beginners and people of all ages, as well as those who maybe more skillful and confident. I’ll share some ways to get the most out of your SUP experience and some great times to go check it out.
There are two main places to rent paddle boards here in Guam. One is called Surf and Work and it’s a (more…)
Pin ItGef Pa’go Cultural Village is a must visit while here on Guam! Located on the beautiful coast of Inarajan you’ll be transported back in time to the practices of the early Chamorro people. See live demonstrations and learn valuable history during your experience! A great family friendly way to get out and explore the island.
The Gef Pa’go cultural village is open daily from 9 am to Noon, I have seen (more…)
Pin ItI collaborated with Expedia.com to share 7 things not to forget when planning your next trip and to help get the word out about the Expedia Military Offer. The military offer provides complimentary Expedia+ Gold Status to anyone that signs up by verifying their military status. It’s available to active duty, veterans, military spouses, and dependents. Expedia + Gold Status is valued at $10,000 and (more…)
Pin ItGetting your Teen a Driver’s Permit and Driver’s License here in Guam is a bit challenging. There are quite a few steps that are required and it’s not a fast process, like most things in Guam, but it is achievable! We recently went through the process with my son and I’ve been asked by several people about it so I wanted to share the info to help others.
First either you or your Spouse will need (more…)
Pin ItThe Latte of Freedom was completed in 2010 to fulfill the vision of Governor Richard J. Bordallo who wanted to capture the Chamorro culture with an American monument. A short visit to check out this eye catching landmark will provide you with some amazing views!
It’s located at at the Richard J. Bordallo Governor’s Complex. You can either follow the road to the right of the complex behind it and (more…)
Pin ItZip Guam is a fun zip line experience located in Tumon at the Hilton hotel. While zipping from the 25-30 ft towers you’ll get amazing views of the area. No experience needed as you’ll be partnered up with highly trained staff who will guide you through the experience. Even for those who may be wary of heights (aka Mr. B) we found that it’s really not intimating or scary at all!
We were excited to (more…)
Pin ItSpanish Steps on Naval Base Guam is one of the best hikes and snorkeling areas on Guam that we have been to so far! This short but adventurous hike with ropes, ladders, & stairs leads to an amazing hidden oasis. This is a must do while in Guam!
The hike is rated moderate due to the inclines, climbing, rope use, and ladders. It is however a short hike it took us about 13 minutes to get down and (more…)
Pin ItThe hike from Gun beach to Fai Fai Beach is a Hidden Gem here in Guam. This interesting hike is only 10 minutes long and will land you on Fai Fai Beach, which is a secluded beach covered in sea glass. It also takes you through a rocky overhang, down a ladder, and offers great views!
Gun beach is located at the right end of Tumon bay near hotel Nikko. It’s best known for the Beach Bar which can also (more…)
Pin ItFort Soledad in Umatac, Guam is a great spot to get some history of of the fort while taking in breathtaking views of the Umatac area. There are also several interesting things to see in the village of Umatac as well like the Spanish bridge, the bay area, and even church remains that have been through several earthquakes.
Fort Soledad is the remaining ruins of the last of four forts that were (more…)
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