Cruises in Guam

If you are a lover of islands located in the middle of the ocean, during a cruise in the Pacific you can stop in Guam, which is part of the Mariana Archipelago in Micronesia.

Unknown to most, Guam was a base from the imposing Japanese fleet during the Second World War. Today the wrecks of some of those ships have become important historical-archaeological sites for scholars and the subject of adventurous underwater tours. For the more passionate, the Pacific War Museum is located on land, which preserves personal effects of the soldiers, remains of airplanes and weapons. Located off the Pacific between the Philippines, Hawaii and Japan, Guam rises at the lowest point on the globe, the Mariana Trench (-10,902m) and is characterized by the enchanting pink beaches, one of which is renowned for its “star sand” (Tumon Bay), turquoise waters, long streams, lush vegetation and Tamuning, a tunnel-shaped aquarium, the longest in the world.

The distinguishing features of Guam are certainly the paradisiacal glimpses that the landscape offers and every year it is a competition to see who can take the most beautiful photo. Many panoramic views; among the best known is the hill overlooking Cetti Bay Overlook, a bay characterized by the presence of volcanic rocks emerging from crystal clear waters and the mountain that faces Two Lovers Point.

The island offers many restaurants where you can taste excellent foods of the Chamorro cuisine, a balanced mix of Spanish and Mexican dishes.
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