Did you know that several of Guam’s villages are named after body parts? This is directly related to one of Guam’s most enduring legends – the legend of Puntan and Fu’una. In this ancient Chamorro story of Creation, Puntan and Fu’una are brother and sister gods who sacrificed their bodies in order

People of all ages need to play – it’s beneficial to the mind and body. Sky Zone is Guam’s first trampoline park and it’s a place that stirs excitement, revs adrenaline, refreshes the mind, and engages muscles. Sky Zone offers seven attractions and wall-to-wall aerial action including ultimate

In southern Guam, a hidden gem is tucked away in the historical village of Inarajan. It’s called the Hotnu Bakery and it’s a literal hotspot for sweet breads and savory pizzas that are fire-baked in a traditional Spanish-style brick oven.

Hotnu Bakery takes its name from the Chamorro word ‘hotno’

The “paint and sip” experience is a fun way to unlock your creativity, bond with family and friends, and take home a unique work of art that you created with your own hands.

The term “paint and sip” is used to describe an art studio that holds open painting classes where guests learn how to

Cooked without heat, kelaguen is a signature dish of Chamorro cuisine that uses a combination of lemon juice, salt, and hot peppers to “cook” chopped fish, seafood, or meat.

Chicken kelaguen is the most common variety of kelaguen and is a staple at fiestas, in restaurants, and is even sold as a

Liberation Day is Guam’s biggest holiday and is celebrated annually on July 21st. Commemorating the day Guam was liberated from Japanese forces on July 21, 1944, Liberation Day is a day the island honors the 1,170 Chamorros who were killed during the occupation, and the 14,721 who endured atrocities

Liberation Day, the biggest holiday on Guam, is celebrated on July 21st but did you know there is another day in July that is also significant in Guam history? While July 4th is commonly known as Independence Day in the United States, July 4th is also the anniversary of the day Guam got its own