Guam Water activities

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.

The cheerful and bright instructor taught us very carefully, so even beginners could enjoy it without any problems! It was a great experience, as they not only showed us spots where we could see many fish and corals, but also searched for a spot where we could see sea turtles. The ocean was clear, and the current wasn't too strong, so we were able to see a variety of fish. Since there was staff who could speak Japanese, communication was not an issue. They also lent us all the equipment, so all we needed was a swimsuit and a towel.

The view is pretty good, although we didn't see the dolphins. They also sent us a small gift. It's a super nice resort. We also went snorkeling after that. The water is very clean, and the creatures here are super beautiful. I look forward to joining them next time.

Although it was a last-minute reservation, I had a very good experience. I was able to see turtles and dolphins, and I felt it was worth more than the price. The instructor was also kind and it was a fun time. However, the Japanese owner was very condescending and said harassing things, which made me feel bad. Also, when you leave your luggage, there are no lockers, so you have to leave it out in the open under a tent, which makes it unsafe. The meeting point was also vaguely set, only indicating the hotel location, so I almost had to cancel. The meeting point is supposed to be on the beachside. Overall, I had good memories, so I'll give it 4 stars.