Things to do in Guam

We were lucky enough to see dolphins and unexpectedly saw many flying fish. The crew was energetic and attentive. This activity is mainly for Korean groups. Out of dozens of people on the boat, there were only two Japanese people and our family of three Chinese people. The crew speaks English, and the tour guide mainly speaks Korean, but also speaks English to us separately. Safety: Children are strictly required to wear life jackets. Experience: They take photos when you go into the sea and also take group photos.

The show was amazing! They were all great with my boys! highly recommend.

Absolutely the best! Highly recommend~~!!! I was so worried about the rain on the day of the tour, but contrary to my worries, I was so, so satisfied because I was able to enjoy such beautiful and wonderful views! The guides who showed us around were also very friendly, and before taking pictures, they personally took pictures at good spots and took really great photos, so thank you! It was so much fun to learn about things I didn't know with the last constellation explanation~~! I highly recommend the Starlight Tour!

It was a fun experience! If you can communicate in English, you can proceed without any problems! It was my first time scuba diving, but I learned well thanks to the kind and experienced instructor. 😊👍

I saw "Ka'lea" at the SandCastle during my stay in Guam. It was on a larger scale than I expected, and I was overwhelmed by the lighting, sound, and the power of the dancers. The acrobatics scenes in particular were breathtaking, and the whole venue was filled with a sense of unity. The story-like nature of the show made it enjoyable even without understanding the language, which was great. The costumes were also gorgeous, and I was able to fully enjoy entertainment that was unique to being abroad. I only watched the show without dinner, but I was more than satisfied. The venue was also easily accessible from the hotel, which made it a great memory from my trip to Guam. If I have another chance to go to Guam, it's a show I would like to see again.

Snorkeling requires a fair amount of physical strength, but the clarity of the sea and the beauty of the coral and fish were amazing. Stand-up paddleboarding also takes stamina but is just as enjoyable, and we were lucky enough to see sea turtles. If you're hesitating, you should definitely go. It was a very satisfying tour, starting early in the morning.