Guam Travel Reviews

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Island Cocos, Guam

Only 1.6 km from the south tip of Guam, Cocos Iceland is an inhabited refuge for inhabitants and people. It is 1,600 metres long, but only 200-300 metres across. Transport by boat is available from Merizo Pier to Cocos Iceland Resort for $40 per adulthood and $20 per kid.

The Cocos Island is a fully-equipped, fully-equipped, fully-equipped, full service hotel with swimming pools, volley ball courts, café, icecream parlour, restaurants, bars and rental of aquatic facilities. Snorkelling, diving, kayaking, dolphine watching, parasailing, diving, Jetskiing and cycling are all available. Activity rates vary from $15 for a small rainforest trip to $100 for two grown-ups and para-sail.

We sell daily package deals that includes meal and amenities such as entrance to the SandCastle Dance Show, Mandara Spa and a barbecue on the shore at Fiesta Estate. Cocos Island also offers all kinds of aquatic activity on the Guam Island but birdwatchers can sunbathe under the northern beaches of Cocos.

The number of migratory species on Cocos Iceland is much higher than on the Guam Strait. The" Resort" is less a resorts and more of a secluded sandy area - there are no rooms or nights - minus any luxurious equipment. Activity can be bought and planned on your day of departure. It works like a ticket-based theme playground - that means you can't buy anything in the islands with it.

The Cocos Island Resort will charge for everything, even linen must be hired for $3 each and wicker roofs reset $10-20. Inhabitants would do well to take their own handhelds, snorkelling equipment, and floating bodies that could rescue a four-strong home for about $100. It is Jessica Peterson, a travel film maker, photo artist and reporter.

After living on Pacific Isle for almost 7 years, she published her first Guam tribal cultural report in 2016.