Things to do in Guam

The show with the dinner buffet was so much fun. Highly recommended! The fire show at the end was the highlight. The aboriginal dance was also great to watch.

Although I didn't see any dolphins, I had a great time snorkeling and fishing in Guam's ocean. If you are prone to seasickness, I recommend taking medication beforehand. The boat ride was long, so I felt a bit seasick, but it was still fun. Hopefully, I'll see dolphins next time!

If you've come all the way to Guam, you definitely want to see sea turtles! But I found this tour while worrying that boat tours out to sea are expensive and I might get seasick. I only brought a minimal amount of cash, about enough for tips, but they said I could get underwater photos via AirDrop for $30, so I went back to get cash after the tour. People staying at hotels further away may need more cash. I was very satisfied with the tour itself. My child panicked at first because it was too deep when they got into the sea from the kayak, but by the end they said they wanted to do it again.

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.

The first paddling boat and snorkling for my dauhter, we swam with beautiful fish with nice coaches. Thanks, Bob, Claire and Phil!