Visiting an island paradise like Guam practically screams out for seafood. Lucky for all of us, Pacific Star Resort & Spa has it in spades.

Ginen i Tasi, which means “From the Sea” in Guam’s native Chamorro language, is Guam’s newest table dinner that aims to create a fun and exciting experience

The Pacific Ocean is sometimes called The Blue Continent because it occupies a greater surface area than all of the Earth’s landmasses combined. Although it may appear to be just a large blue watery mass from space, if you look closer you’ll discover the Blue Continent is actually crowded with

No one does BBQ better than the island of Guam. The Chill and Grill 2015 BBQ Block Party at Pleasure Island was bigger, badder and smokier than years past, as the central village of Tumon shut down its main corridor for the festivities.

Thousands of people flooded the tents set up along the middle

With the Governor of Guam proclaiming next year as “Visit Guam 2016,” the Guam Visitors Bureau jumpstarted a countdown to the best year to visit Guam with a Visit Guam 2016 Expo, held on July 18 at the Micronesia Mall.

Coinciding with the release of the official 2016 Guam Events calendar, the Visit

By Dance Aoki

As the first few chords of “O Saina” are proudly strummed on a guitar by a member of a Chamorro dance company, the performers sing out to Chamorro ancestors to bless them, moving their arms gracefully and reverently to the lyrics of the chant. It’s a stirring performance that is

By Dance Aoki

Guam’s Electric Island Festival is a swirling, dancing mass of color and music that doesn’t stop spinning until the dark, early hours of the morning.

In 2013, the leaders of the electronic music scene launched Guam’s inaugural EIF featuring the island’s local DJs and international

The Xterra Island Father’s Day 5K kicked off as the sun rose over the dramatic cliffs of Guam’s western shore. The race was an opportunity to introduce local and visiting runners to see a new, more rugged side of Guam’s athletic scene.

Starting out near the famous Two Lover’s Point landmark in

For many Guamanians, summer officially starts with a visit to the Guam Liberation Carnival, which opens every year from June until mid-August. This long-running Guam tradition features more than 60 vendors offering fun games of skill and chance, amusement rides, bingo, paintball, local and

Guam isn’t just any tropical island paradise. Yes, you’ll find miles of endless white sand along the coast, bright and boozy beverages served up at the beachside bars and restaurants, and of course there are the mind-blowing

Here are five things you didn’t know you loved about Guam’s beaches.

The smell of barbecue and the sounds of cultural drumbeats fill the air. Artisans proudly display handcrafted tools, carvings and jewelry while cultural dancers are on stage performing traditional dances passed down from the ancients. Welcome to the Guam Micronesia Island Fair.

The Guam Micronesia