Posts By The Guam Guide
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50.9KBlogVisit the Cave of Shoichi Yokoi, Last Japanese Soldier on Guam
A well-known Japanese soldier among both residents and visitors of Guam, Sergeant Shoichi Yokoi hid for more than a quarter century in...
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First Russian Family Arrives on Guam Since Visa Waiver
On January 17, 2012, the Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) welcomed the first Russian visitors since the U.S. Department of Homeland Security approved...
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EVA Air Launches First Hello Kitty Jet to Guam
Starting January 3, all EVA Airways flights from Taipei to Guam will be on Hello Kitty jets. In addition to carrying 57 extra...
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22.6KBlogEnjoying Guam Gluten-free
There are plenty of delicious gluten-free options that are easy on your wallet as well. Here are some of my local favorites.
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17.7KBlogStorytelling Is Rich & Alive on Guam
By Judy Flores Like other Pacific Islands, storytelling in Guam has been an important method of passing knowledge from one generation to...
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18.0KBlogRelax, Eat, and Enjoy a Chamorro BBQ
From Where I Stand If you are FOB (fresh off the boat) or FOP (fresh off the plane), you are probably hungry....
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See Juan Run
This is my local version of “See Jane run. . .” since you will probably see more Juans than Janes running. Running...
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53.8KActivitiesTalofofo Falls
Explore one of Guam’s most popular waterfalls through the Talofofo Falls Resort Park. A cable car allows stunning aerial views of the...
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59.7KActivitiesPriest’s Pools
Priest’s Pools is a hike in southern Guam. The Yledigao River cascades along terraces of basalt lava as it heads toward the...
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48.1KActivitiesGovernor’s Complex
With the May 2010 addition of the Latte of Freedom, The Governor Ricardo J. Bordallo Complex, known as Adelup Point, is a...