Pia Resort Tumon

270 Chichirica Street Tumon, 96913, Guam

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Trip to the motherland...errrr, fatherland... Guam

A travel blog entry by megt

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... of the 1521 landing.

We drove past the "London Bridge of Guam". It's mostly just a bridge, built and painted to look like a London Bridge. For tourism? After the bridge, the road runs uphill, where visitors can turn off into a small park to see the ruins of Fort Nuestra Senora de la Soledad (commonly referred to as Fort Soledad), constructed to protect the bay from pirates and other European explorers. Mark had a good time fooling around with ...

Kiss, Bow or Shake Hands?

A travel blog entry by savvyscout

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... me anytime, anywhere in the world that I happen to be. I would love to return the favor, see you again, host you and show you what is fabulous.

Guam truly has warm, beautiful people that are a fusion of American, local Chamorro, Philippine, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, European and probably a few more nationalities thrown in. While it is still technically the U.S., I could really see the blend of Asian cultures as well, with the ...

Guam - Day #4

A travel blog entry by philamike

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... Narita tomorrow night. Then we'll catch a flight on Sunday. (Due to the time zones, we will arrive in the U.S. *before* we leave Tokyo!)

We made the necessary arrangements and found our favorite front desk manager, who graciously extended our check-out time tomorrow to 2:30 p.m. So we now have an extra half-day to enjoy the resort in Guam!! We returned the rental car tonight and took a cab to a restaurant near our ...

Guam Airport

A travel blog entry by philamike

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... staying in Yap for four nights -- the first three are at an upscale(ish) resort called Traders' Ridge, and the last night will be at a bungalow within a traditional Yapese community.

I'm not sure what kind of Internet access I will have after this post, but I will upload my posts when I can.
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My "Big Fish story"

A travel blog entry by guamblog

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... clear water. This one really looked like something out of a movie and topped the other beaches I have seen so far. I snorkeled for about an hour and saw more fish in one spot than Ive EVER seen diving. I guess not a lot of people make it out there so the sealife was just untouched. I saw a huge clam and a large mollusk shell attached to the reef. I litterally hammered at the mollusk with a rock to open it for maybe 20-30 minutes. Sorry Meg... no pearl. :( Maybe next ...

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