Hyatt Regency Tumon
1155 Pale San Vitores Rd Tumon, 96913-4206, Guam
Travel Blogs Nearby
Trip to the motherland...errrr, fatherland... Guam
... Dad has many fruit trees, including papaya, banana, coconut, and bitternut. They've done a lot of work around their garden over time and recently added some stairs up to the flat roof where they've set some patio furniture to sit and enjoy the view. They have to keep the outdoor furniture pretty well nailed down though, because the typhoons here can be brutal! All of the homes and buildings have exterior storm shutters, and Dad and Auntie Mary ...
Guam - Day #4
... doing any swimming, so we weren't able to enjoy the beach to its fullest. But we waded into the shallow water and took lots of pictures.
We proceeded to Two Lovers Point, a landmark in Guam not only for its commanding views of Tumon Bay, but also for the legend behind its name. Back in the 17th century, a young Chamorro woman was being forced by her father into a marriage with a Spanish captain. Distraught, she ran away ...
Guam - Day #1
... slipping a couple breakfast vouchers under our door. We were very impressed with the excellent customer service this manager provided to us!
We immediately went to sleep, and got up around 1 p.m. We toured the grounds of the resort, and found a very sprawling complex at one end of Tumon Bay, with five pools, a beach, several restaurants and a park. The place is just gorgeous. We got lunch at the poolside cafe (burger for me, pizza for Lucas), then took a ...
Im on a boat
... defend themselves before the Marine Corps made it to Guam to attempt to take the island back. We succeeded.. obviously and in less than a month of landing Guam was ours again! The pillboxes were a little difficult to get into but I swam out around climbed a little and squeezed myself in for some pics. I also got a shot from a hill of Asan Beach which is Guam's version of Normandy where the Marines took the first beach of Guam from the Japanese.
...
My ship is too close to yours...
... crew was sent to Fort Douglas, Utah for the duration of the war. They were finally sent home to Germany on October 7, 1919. She is sunk directly beside the Tokai Maru. "
Ok, back to our dive...
We had to jump on a dive boat to avoid the hour long swim out to the harbor. It was a lot more relaxing though b/c we could just load our tanks and our gear up on the boat and didn't have to bojangle with it until we were ...



