Dinner in Guam

Guam is a small but beautiful island in the Pacific. It is a great vacation spot and has everything a traveler could want. But there are a few things you should know before you go. Do I need a passport to travel to Guam? Despite the fact that Guam is a US territory, US citizens still need a passport to enter. In certain cases a photo id and proof of US citizenship might be accepted, but why risk it? Non-US citizens also need a valid passport and, possibly, a Visa. Contact the closest US embassy to find out if you need a visa to enter US territory. Summer is the rainy season in Guam Prepare for rain if you travel to Guam between June and December, but don’t let that deter you. Most tropical or sub-tropical areas experience rain…

One of the best things about being on vacation is the opportunity to eat out and not worry about cooking. Guam is a great country for this. With so many people of different nationalities living there, the island has developed an international cuisine. Here are our recommendations for where to eat while in Guam. Dinner with a show The TaoTao Tasi dinner show should definitely be on your list of things to do while you’re in Guam. This Polynesian dance and fire show is accompanied by an all-you-can-eat barbeque buffet. You’re not going to get a better deal than that. *Note: It is closed on Wednesdays and Sundays. Where to eat on Sundays Guam is a predominantly Catholic country, meaning most places will be closed on Sunday. One place that is open on Sundays is Giovanni’s. This is an Italian…

Guam is a small island, only 32 miles long, so you might wonder how much there really is to see or do there. Well, the answer is a lot. Depending on how much time you have on the island, and how much of it you want to spend on the beach, you probably won’t have time to do everything. You may not want to do everything. That said, here are 10 things you really should do and see while in Guam. TaoTao Tasi Dinner Show Accompanied by an all you can eat buffet; the TaoTao Tasi dinner show is a gorgeous spectacle. This special show features performances of ancient Chamorro warriors, dancers from the Tahiti Islands and Samoan fire dancers. It’s great for couples and families. The best part? It’s right on the beach in Tumon, so you won’t have…