Hiking

The Chamorro village of Pagat existed on the shelf overlooking the Pacific Ocean. There are few artifacts of the early Chamorro village that existed there. Take a trek to Pagat Caves and see what you will discover. 

Guam has many hidden treasures that aren’t so deep and far into the jungle as many have dreaded. Here are some top spots that you can hike to which won’t take up the whole day, but a couple of hours or more.

Hiking in a small tropical island definitely has its benefits, especially when many destinations are not that far off or treacherously dangerous. There are always risks to this activity, but what proves beneficial is preparing well for it, mentally, physically and materially.

Priest’s Pools is a hike in southern Guam. The Yledigao River cascades along terraces of basalt lava as it heads toward the ocean.

Explore one of Guam’s most popular waterfalls through the Talofofo Falls Resort Park.