Saipan in a Day- WWII Pilgrimage & Amelia Earhart Tour
Take this guided Saipan tour with a local guide who will explore the past and present of these islands with you, answering every question, and taking you around to local spots too.
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BookMañagaha Beach
Visit this stunning beach with white sands and brilliant blue waters to see historic WWII shipwrecks.
See MoreNMI Museum of History and Culture
Visit this museum to get a sense of place amongst these islands as well as their role in WWII.
See MoreGarapan Public Market
This market comes alive on Thursday nights! Enjoy traditional singing and dancing, local arts and crafts, and a feast of traditional street foods such as apigigi (young coconut cooked in banana leaves) and kå'du pika (spicy beef soup). A taste of the past and present colliding.
See MoreLast Japanese Command Post
A pivotal site during the final stages of WWII, serving as the last command post for Japanese forces in the region. Visitors can wander through fortifications and bunkers that once played a crucial role in the war efforts. A window into the past.
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Here is where thousands of Japanese soldiers and civilians chose to jump to their deaths instead of accepting their country's surrender to the United States.
See MoreBanzai Cliff
This area, along with Suicide Cliff to the south, saw the tragic end to the Battle of Saipan. Thousands of Japanese women and children decided, with help from the Japanese military, to die at their own hands rather than risk surrender to U.S. forces here.
See MoreKalabera Cave
Spot pictographs of ancient Chamorros hidden on the walls and explore its war history serving as a field hospital and, previous to that, a Spanish prison.
See MoreTinian Grotto
Scuba dive here to see reefs, wrecks and caves. Some favorite spots include Dump Cove, where you’ll see planes, tanks, ammunition and Jeeps from World War II, as well asTinian Grotto, the most popular cavern dive.
See MoreHouse of Taga
Visit the tallest standing limestone latte stones in the world, symbols of Chamorro identity and strength.
See MoreTaga Latte Stone Quarry
Visit this quarry to see the prehistoric megaliths here! They are believed to have been used as foundation pillars for houses, with some of them weighing up to 35 tons.
See MoreTonga Cave
A huge natural limestone cave where concrete pads are the last evidence of a once makeshift Japanese hospital.
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