Beautiful scenery of Saipan, a 5-day trip
1 cities |
11 attraction(s) |
total distance 41
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Day1: Saipan
4 attraction(s) ·
10 km
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The northeast corner of Saipan is a natural cave connected to the Pacific Ocean, rated as the world's second-best diving spot by the "Diver" magazine. The Blue Hole looks like an open-mouthed dolphin from the outside, but inside it is a huge stalactite cave. The shadows of the rocks attract more underwater creatures, including a variety of colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, devilfish, dolphins, jellyfish, sea urchins, etc., making it even more vibrant than the underwater world. The Blue Hole has two natural swimming pools inside, connected to the outside ocean through underwater channels.
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A small island located in the northeastern part of Saipan, where many birds lay eggs and hatch on the island. A lookout can overlook Bird Island.
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Located at the foot of Suicide Cliff, the headquarters is cleverly hidden in a cave behind a large rock, utilizing the natural barrier of the terrain. As a result, it is difficult to be discovered in front of the cliff.
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Day2: Saipan
5 attraction(s) ·
32 km
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Mount Carmel Cathedral
The Carmel Mountain Catholic Cathedral is located on Beach Road and was originally built during the Spanish colonial period. However, the church was damaged during World War II. It was later rebuilt and what we see today is a white building.
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Obyan Beach is located on the south side of Saipan Island, with a depth of about fifteen meters for shore diving. The gently sloping terrain, formed by reef plates and white sandy areas, provides excellent visibility that is as clear as a crystal palace. In addition to the coral reef fish on the reef plates, groups of garden eels can also be seen on the sandy areas. It is recommended to have someone guide and lead the way due to the difficult entry and exit points. It is great for snorkeling and beginner divers.
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Tank Beach is located on the west side of Saipan Island. Due to its topography and the influence of the tide and wind, Tank Beach is renowned for its surfing conditions.
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Forbidden Island, located southeast of Saipan Island, is a semi-island: it is separated from Saipan Island during high tide, but remains partially connected during low tide. Due to its unique geographical location, the island has very few traces of human presence, with its beaches covered in various shells and corals washed up by the sea.
In ancient times, whenever there was a prolonged period without rain, the indigenous people would select a suitable strong man and bring him to the Forbidden Island. They would decapitate him and throw his head into the sea as a sacrifice to the sky gods, praying for rain.
This semi-island is truly a natural wonder that leaves people in awe!
Day3: Saipan
1 attraction(s) ·
0 km
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The military ship island, with a circumference of only 1.5 kilometers, is a representative diving spot for observing sunken ships and planes. Large sunken ships are about 40 meters long, surrounded by colorful soft corals. Military ship island is known for the remnants of Japanese warships and planes from the Pacific War. It is recommended to bring your own snorkeling equipment or purchase it on Saipan Island. The island is also known as Lover's Island and is a great destination for honeymoon couples. The surrounding waters are full of coral reefs and colorful tropical fish. Military ship island offers the most beautiful beaches and the best snorkeling spots for tourists visiting the Mariana Islands. It only takes 10 minutes by boat from Saipan Island to reach there.
Day4: Saipan
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American Memorial Park, located near the Hyatt Hotel, honors the 5,000 sacrifices in the Marianas campaign of World War II, with their names inscribed on the monument for visitors to pay their respects. The park displays the American flag 24/7, including flags of the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Spanning 133 hectares, the park features lush greenery and facilities such as a pier, basketball court, sports field, picnic area, barbecue area, and a swimming pool. It also offers tennis courts, a beach picnic area, and a 1.5-kilometer coastal jogging path. The park houses a museum dedicated to World War II, showcasing military weapons, uniforms, and historical photographs. It is a great place for leisure.