Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Guam

"Two Lover's Point is a startling cliffline in Northern Guam, overlooking the glimmering Philippine Sea, is the site of an ancient Chamorro legend. The legend tells of two lovers who, forbidden from being together in life, leaped to their deaths from the cliffside so they could be together in eternity. Today, with culturally-inspired architecture, sweeping landscapes and dramatic overlooks, the site immerses visitors in all the drama and history of that ancient Chamorro romance."

"Just before the sun sets you make it to Two Lovers Pointand read the legend of the ill-fated Spanish beauty and her forbidden Chamorro beau. It’s Guam’s Romeo and Juliet story with every bit as tragic an end. The views of the Philippine Sea and the sharp cliffs are spectacular."

"If trying to snorkel I would go to the Ypao Park Once to the parking lot just head straight out in the water from there. Swim to your left toward the Hilton and you will find coral and fish everywhere. Make sure to check the tide and go close to high tide or it will be extremely shallow and you will not be able to get through some parts of the coral."

"Ypao beach is adjacent to one of the largest public parks on Guam. Parking is full on holidays and weekends and locked after sunset. Recently updated covered seating is in abundance and walking paths surround the space, as well as an outdoor shower."

"Gun Beach (at the northern end of Tumon Bay) is supposed to be stunning, so that could be a good place to start your walk. Personally, we chose to skip this and begin exploring Hagåtña as we had just come from a week in beachy Palau."

"Gun Beach is right next to Hotel Nikko Guam and is a popular spot for the locals and the tourists. The beach’s shore has fine white sand and is considered by many locals to be one of the best shore snorkeling on Guam."

"As the clouds started to roll in again, we made a beeline back to the hotel and walked just down the block to the Under Water World Aquarium. It started raining big drops on us on the way, but we made it!"

"Day 6: Shopping and Guam Underwater World Aquarium Guam provides some world class shopping. You can find anything from Louis Viton to Gucci or just the local knick knacks."

"Your last day on Guam certainly won’t qualify as winding down — you’re headed to Fish Eye Marine Park for a Seawalker tour. You descend a latter into the ocean with a uniquely designed helmet filled with air. This safe and easy activity lasts about 20 minutes and you always have the helping hand of a guide. You enjoy feeding friendly fish and seeing natural coral life such as anemones."

"Travel south (15 min) to Fish Eye Marine Park. Don’t worry if you need a snorkel rental and fins, just go across the street from fish Eye to MDA Scuba shop."

"For the rowing enthusiast and photographer alike this is a location of opportunity. On days safe for boating the local rowing teams cast off in the late afternoon and evening. Outrigger canoes, a transportation of the past, are plastered with modern local auto dealership logos, creating an odd juxtaposition."

"Ice cream and cake — fewer things go better together than the cooling, silky combination of the two. Maybe that's why this year's Pika's Best Cake goes to Cold Stone Creamery. Or maybe it's because they combine their popular mix-in creations to create signature cakes, including Midnight Delight, with devil's food cake, chocolate ice cream and fudgy ganache, and a Cheesecake Named Desire, tempting you with cheesecake ice cream, a graham cracker pie crust, raspberry icing and a raspberry sauce."

"Gun Beach (at the northern end of Tumon Bay) is supposed to be stunning, so that could be a good place to start your walk. Personally, we chose to skip this and begin exploring Hagåtña as we had just come from a week in beachy Palau."

"Gun Beach is right next to Hotel Nikko Guam and is a popular spot for the locals and the tourists. The beach’s shore has fine white sand and is considered by many locals to be one of the best shore snorkeling on Guam."

"The second (and the one thing we are still disappointed we didn’t get to do!) is to visit Guam’s Ritidian Point (point C on the map). Ritidian, Guam’s northernmost point, is part sandy-white beaches, part animal-filled wildlife refuge, and part Chamorro historical lesson."

"Get lost up north at Ritidian Point (45min). This place is a low key National wildlife refuge. There are a few easy trails with some neat caves to explore through the tropical rainforest. Then grab your towel and enjoy the beautiful beach and views."

"This is The Plaza Shopping Mall which houses the most popular designer brands in the world such as Michael Kors, Anna Sui, Gucci, Coach, Furla and more. Beachfront hotels (L-R): The Westin Resort Guam, Guam Reef, Outrigger Guam Resort, and Hyatt Regency Guam"

"With 2 new locations this year and six other locations from central to northern Guam, Infusion Coffee & Tea is a relaxing and convenient stop for a delicious cup of coffee. Whether you’re meeting up with friends, sitting down for a study session or grabbing some brew on the go, Infusion’s got you covered. Infusion serves Lavazza espresso and filtered coffee, 100-percent Jamaican Blue Mountain, and 100-percent pure Kona Fancy coffee."