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Travel Blogs from Agana, Guam

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All roads lead to Guam, Hagatna, Guam travel blog

All roads lead to Guam

A travel blog entry by tonyandmarina

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All roads still lead to Guam, Hagatna, Guam travel blog

All roads still lead to Guam

A travel blog entry by tonyandmarina

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Lost in Guam, Hagatna, Guam travel blog

Lost in Guam

A travel blog entry by jcbeep

Cheeky wee jaunt to the ...

Guam revisited 2, Guam, Guam travel blog

Guam revisited 2

A travel blog entry by mmtk

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... smiling to all people in the vicinity. Dining with her is great. Once again we were very lucky with the beautiful sunsets of Guam. In particular the sunset pictures with the canoes are worth a glance. After Guam we traveled to Manila for a short ...

Apra Harbor, Guam, Agana, Guam travel blog

Apra Harbor, Guam

A travel blog entry by joelle

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... visiting the online site for this park, because it gives more details than I can recollect from our tour. I did not realize that Guam had been invaded and occupied by the Japanese in WWII. Our host, Margaret, told us stories from her family and friends ...

Latte Stones in Agana, Guam, Agana, Guam travel blog

Latte Stones in Agana, Guam

A travel blog entry by joelle

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... the islands in the 1600s. These latte, relocated in 1956, are from the former village of Mepo in the Fena Valley of the current Ordninance Annex, US Naval Activities, Guam. The village site was destroyed by military construction after World War ...

The Journey Home Begins, Agana, Guam travel blog

The Journey Home Begins

A travel blog entry by joelle

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... to say a very grateful THANK YOU to Japan Airlnes! Yes, they lost my luggage, but it was delivered on the next flight to Guam the day after we arrived. They brought it to our hotel, and I also received $50 toward the replacement clothes I had to purchase ...

Southern Guam and Cetti Bay Overlook, Agana, Guam travel blog

Southern Guam and Cetti Bay Overlook

A travel blog entry by joelle

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... Chamorro settlement dating to A.D. 1000, Cetti Bay is most easily accessible by boat. In fact, the bay is such a popular retreat for Guam's southern boaters that it is not uncommon to spy a boat or two anchored in its aquamarine waters from the ...

Our first day in Guam, Agana, Guam travel blog

Our first day in Guam

A travel blog entry by joelle

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We finally arrived in Guam at 2:15 a.m. Sunday (12:15 p.m. Saturday EST). It was great whisking through customs as US citizens and not having to wait in line with 200+ Japanese tourists. We made it through to baggage claim in record time, only to be ...

A mall is a mall no matter where you are, Agana, Guam travel blog

A mall is a mall no matter where you are

A travel blog entry by joelle

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... . We headed back to the hotel and I called JAL to see if my bag had left Dallas. They said it had, and should be to Guam at 2:15 a.m. Monday morning, arriving on the same nightly flight we took. Gee, I hope my bag wasn't hungry (ha-ha). The airlines ...

Chamorro Village night, Agana, Guam travel blog

Chamorro Village night

A travel blog entry by joelle

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Every Wednesday, there is a festival at the Chamorro Village in the downtown area of Agana. There vendors, music, traditional foods, and lots of people. The tour buses drop loads of us off, and locals come to socialize and get BBQ. A band plays in one ...

Fort Santa Agueda, Guam, Agana, Guam travel blog

Fort Santa Agueda, Guam

A travel blog entry by joelle

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... the Spanish era that survives in Agana. Constructed in 1800 in Agana Heights, Fort Santa Agueda occupied a commanding position overlooking Agana Bay and the city of Agana. The cannon of Fort Agueda served to protect Agana harbor and the lucrative Galleon ...

Guam, Guam, United States travel blog

Guam

A travel blog entry by mannchild...

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Guam, Agana, Guam travel blog

Guam

A travel blog entry by jetzkee

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From Guam to Godzilla, Tuam Bay, Guam travel blog

From Guam to Godzilla

A travel blog entry by wildexplorer

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... is the fact the Marianna trench is the deepest trench in the earth almost 12,000 meters deep. Quite amazing.... hard to imagine. Guam is a volcanic island surrounded by coral reefs. From the Hotels and the Tuam Bay I can see a typical carbonate ...

Guam, Guam, Guam travel blog

Guam

A travel blog entry by bobo1292

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Guam, Guam, Guam travel blog

Guam

A travel blog entry by rabidnate

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Here I befriended a nice Chamorran lady at the airport info desk. She invited me to spend my time in Guam with her family and friends. They took me around the island and showed me the native culture. They are the most hospitable people I have ever ...

Guam, Agana, Guam travel blog

Guam

A travel blog entry by jacruz

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On our way back from the Philippines, we have an almost 24-hour stopover in Guam. We mostly stay in the hotel in Agana and just rest, eat, and walk around. Most of my memories of Guam seem fused with my memories of Hawaii. When I try to think back about ...

Guam, Agana, Guam travel blog

Guam

A travel blog entry by lizasioco

 Guam is a very small US territory; you can tour around the island for about an hour and a half. No place to see just beaches and hotels. It sits on the typhoon belt so there is no nature ( trees and faunas) to look ...

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A travel blog entry by mariantoinette

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Guam: Hawaii for Beginners, Guam, Guam travel blog

Guam: Hawaii for Beginners

A travel blog entry by admiralschiff

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... time though, and will never forget that experience. Hopefully, I'll be scuba diving and parasailing next time I go to Guam, though! Still editing: , very fun, then go swimming in pool with Midori margaritas (green), water slide, then read/lie ...

I love Guam, and the one day I spent there. , Guam, Guam travel blog

I love Guam, and the one day I spent there.

A travel blog entry by tbeaner21

March 1st, 2009 Diverse, friendly, hot and humid.  Just a few adjectives to sum up Guam. I stopped there to get my consulate stamped because Guam is under U.S rule. It's a beautiful and relaxing place. I loved it. Me, my friend Spatz and Mike ...

Departing Guam, Agana, Guam travel blog

Departing Guam

A travel blog entry by johnnyguam

The Mantanona sisters started their school vacation by immediately hopping on a plane with their ...

Guam, Guam, Guam travel blog

Guam

A travel blog entry by bearsurf

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Getting around Guam, Guam, Guam travel blog

Getting around Guam

A travel blog entry by crazystrange

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... make out anything he was saying. There are a lot of leftover remnants of the Spanish colonialization- old bridges, forts, guns, churches. Guam was also (I guess) relatively important in WWII. Among the remants you can see of this are War in the Pacific ...

Leaving Hawaii, Agana, Guam travel blog

Leaving Hawaii

A travel blog entry by joyd

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Traveling through Guam to Palau...I didn't get off the plane on this stop but will spend a day in Guam after I leave Yap before I get to ...

flight to bali, Guam, Guam travel blog

flight to bali

A travel blog entry by jaeleli

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... total hours, with a total of six stops: 5 on tiny atolls in micronesia and the marshall islands, and one 24 hour layover on guam.  the atolls are unreal, like ribbons of sand that look like theyre floating on the water; how they dont get swamped is ...

Guam, Agana, Guam travel blog

Guam

A travel blog entry by sanditravel

My (then) husband and I went Guam as part of our vacation one year when we were both stationed in the Philippines with the Air Force. I got my two neoprene scuba suits ...

Guam, Agana, Guam travel blog

Guam

A travel blog entry by lblack12

Worked as a dancer - made a buttload of cash, then went to ...

Guam, Hagatna, Guam travel blog

Guam

A travel blog entry by kristenh99

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... of identification. Fortunately the copies helped and going through Customs and Immigration was relatively painless. Wanted to include a blip about Guam, so pretend I'm still there! Hafa adai! (sounds like half a day, but means Hello, how are you, ...

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