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Before We Begin BG Tours is offering all residents and military personnel a discount all summer long for 2 of our most popular activities, Ride the Ducks and the Sandcastle Magic show! For SandCastle, we offer: ADULT Admission normally $65 -> now only $35 CHILD Admission normally $20 -> now only $10 Includes admission to…

This summer take your kids to one of our most spectacular shows, for free! Kids 11 and under can see the show at the Sandcastle or TaoTao Tasi for free with an accompanying adult. Dinner is only $15. The Big Sunset Dinner Cruise with all-you-can-eat BBQ buffet and unlimited juice (unlimited beer and wine for adults only) is also only $15 for children 2-11 with an accompanying adult. Enjoy fun fishing, dance till you drop, or just relax and take in a gorgeous island sunset. Just watch! ** The Sandcastle was voted BEST TOURIST ATTRACTION by Guam Visitors Bureau. With beautiful Las Vegas showgirls, incredible magic, exciting tigers, and amazing acrobats, it is the perfect show for adults and children of all ages. ** Finally, TaoTao Tasi is a fantastic extravaganza set right on the beach with everyone’s favorite: fire dancers! This special opportunity…

Look out Guam, Globe Nightclub is having its 2nd Annual Pride Party Saturday, June 30th. This year’s bash will be hosted by Mama Char and feature performances by The Untouchables: House of Diosa. Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 at the door. Reserve now – this is one night you don’t want to miss….

One of the nice things about Guam is that it is a territory of the United States, and most travelers from the USA will feel right at home. And no, you don’t need your passport if flying through Hawaii. But it’s good to have. However, if you are not from the US, read our article,…

If you are staying at one of the many hotels in Tumon, you will find transportation to and around your hotel easy. From the Airport: Upon arrival, take advantage of a shuttle to your hotel. Rates are very reasonable and you’ll probably be exhausted from your long flight; you won’t want to go through the…

There really is no better way to express your love on Valentine’s Day than to take in a sunset dinner at The Beach Bar and Grill (voted one of Guam’s most romantic restaurants by Trip Advisor.) This Valentine’s Day The Beach is offering a special price of $99 per couple for dinner. (You can invite…

Snorkeling is fun for all ages! The island of Guam is home to some of the finest snorkeling, skin-diving and SCUBA-diving on Earth. All ages and skill levels will be fascinated by our coral reefs and the multitude of colorful fishes and other wildlife (manta rays, sea turtles, and more) found just offshore. While Guam…

Guam is a beautiful island country with plenty of beaches, sun and fun. But most people probably think of the island as a summer destination, but what about fall? Here is a guide for packing for your fall Guam vacation. It’s still warm Guam has a tropical climate and temperatures are still in the mid-80s (F). That means packing like its summer: loose fitting, light-weight clothing. As always, natural fibers,        such as cotton, are best. Rain Fall is Guam’s rainy season, which is good if you want to save money as people generally prefer to travel during the dry season. Umbrellas can be cumbersome to pack. I recommend a light weight rain coat or poncho. If it is raining, you probably won’t be hitting the beach though. Indoor fun Even if it’s raining, there’s still plenty of fun to…

You’ve decided you want to host your wedding in a tropical paradise. You’ve got plenty of options, but have you considered Guam? Guam has everything you need to make your destination wedding beautiful and successful, and it’s a perfect honeymoon destination. But I’m sure you have a lot of questions about how to make your Guam wedding happen, so here is a handy FAQ to get started. Do we need a wedding planner? When it comes to destination weddings it’s usually advised to have a wedding planner, unless you can make frequent trips to the destination beforehand to make arrangements and meet with vendors. The internet makes research and communication easier, but a local wedding planner will have contacts with flower merchants, halls, local musicians, everything you need for a wedding, and may be able to save you money by…

Guam is a beautiful island with amazing beaches, delicious international cuisine, and the Globe, a multi-level dance club with a live DJ every night. So no surprise that many people think of Guam solely as an adult vacation spot. Think again! Guam is the perfect vacation spot for the whole family. Yes, even if you have young children. The island is small; most everything you want to do will be close by, so no long drives. The weather is mild all year round, so Guam is the perfect destination for your kid’s winter vacation. And most importantly, there’s plenty to see and do, so you and you’re kids won’t get bored. Not convinced yet? Here are 10 reasons why you should make Guam the destination of your next family vacation. Cultural Experiences Chamorro Village is an outdoor mall in Hagatna…

Chamorro culture is unique in the pacific. They have their own myths and storytelling traditions. The Chamorro also have their own unique dancing and singing styles, different from other Polynesian cultures. So before you head for Guam, read up on the Chamorro culture with part two of this primer.   Storytelling Storytelling is the traditional way of passing down knowledge from one generation to the next among the Chamorro. Storytellers are venerated members of Chamorro society and are viewed as educators. Chamorro culture is filled with myths and legends that are passed down for entertainment and education purposes.   Myths & Legends Local legends are a very important part of Chamorro culture. The Chamorro even have their version of the Romeo and Juliet story.  The legend of Puntan Dos Amantes tells of two Chamorro who loved each other, but couldn’t…

The Chamorro, the indigenous people of Guam, have a history that isn’t widely known. And despite resurgence in interest, their culture is still not widely understood.  So before you visit Guam, brush up with part 1 of this primer. History The Chamorro are the indigenous people of Guam. Archaeological evidence shows that the Chamorro people, linked by language and culture, have lived in the Marianas Islands, including Guam, for more than 4000 years. The Spanish began colonization of Guam in the mid-16th century. During this period, Spanish customs and the language were imported to Guam. The Spanish also converted the native Chamorro population to Catholicism. In 1898 the United States took Guam during the Spanish-American War. The island briefly came under Japanese occupation during WWII but was recaptured by U.S. forces. After WWII, Chamorro leaders lobbied for greater autonomy for…