1. Things to do (with older kids) …
Talofofo River Tour
Explore the jungles along the Talofofo & Ugum Rivers! You will be able to visit a replica of an ancient Chamorro village and learn so much more about Chamorro culture, coconut leaf weaving, fire making, and Guam’s mysterious latte stones.
Dolphin Tour
It is always an adventure on the Dolphin tour! These little guys perform for you in their natural environment on their own terms and make your heart smile! The crew makes sure that none of these beautiful creatures are hurt or touched. You will later be invited to swim in the ocean and snorkel among the fish that the crew feeds. AMAZING EXPIRIENCE!
Local Zoo
Visiting the local zoo is a great learning opportunity. The zoo is privately owned and most likely a sanctuary for abused or unwanted animals. The owners work with the University of Guam on projects to save Guam’s fruit bats. Make sure to schedule a tour for a large group. They provide so much information on Guam’s creatures and let you interact with a real fruit bat! Efforts are being made to support the owners’ quest in optimizing the animals quarters.

2. Things to do (with older kids) … -2- Ritidian Nature Center
What a unique journey! Call the Ritidian Nature Center to schedule a tour and discover History, Geography, Biology and Mythology … You will learn so much about Guam, see a huge brown tree snake, learn about Guam’s reefs, forests, flora and fauna as well as its native people. The tour includes a little excursion to the famous cave paintings.
Hotel Nikko, The Hyatt, Tarza Waterpark, Onward Waterpark, Tongan Resort, etc.
Treat your family with a fun-packed or relaxed day at the pool! It truly feels like a mini vacation! Check out the many package deals you could get.
Markets
Oh what joy! So much to see, so much to try, so much to eat! We love the Dededo Market on Saturday and Sunday mornings but any of the markets are highly to recommended! Find many local artifacts at Chamorro Village on Wednesday and Friday nights. Enjoy a typical Guam snack from one of the many food shacks. A fresh coconut is always a must! After you drink the milk, the vendor will scrape the meat out for sashimi.

3. Things to do (with older kids) … -3- Hiking on Guam
Such an adventure to get to know Guam’s nature while “boonie stomping”! Try one of the hiking groups.
Two Lovers Point
Enjoy an amazing view from the 378 foot cliff that sealed the heartbreaking story of Guam’s Romeo and Juliet.
Diving
A memory you will not forget! If medically cleared by your physician, you can try a test day under the sea for less than $100! See our famous sea turtles and fishes! Kids 10 years of age and older can participate. Your personal diving instructor can provide more details.
Fish Eye
Don’t like diving? Check out the sea life from the underwater tower!

4. Things to do (with older kids) … -4- The Beach
We love this Beach Bar! Watch one of the most spectacular sunsets while listening to great live music. Kids are welcome and will love to play in the sand while Mom and Dad are chillin’!
Lina La Cultural Park
Hands-on Chamorro history and culture! Explore a replica of an ancient village and learn more about Guam from these passionate young people supporting this project. Learn how to weave with palm leaves, grind a coconut, climb a palm tree, throw a spear, etc.
War in the Pacific Museum
Great bad weather activity: The museum by the Navy base and also the one across from the Governor’s palace are hands-on history!
GO PLAY
Indoor Bouncy Castle park on Harmon Loop – play till you drop! (Separate play area for small children.)
Guam Nerf Tag
Indoor Nerf Gun fights! Check out their website.