The second day of the #RuthGoestoGuam Guam Travel Blog Series is all about the sea adventure. Two weeks ago, I flew to Guam with other bloggers to explore Guam. You can read about my stories En Route to Guam and Guam Day One adventures (click the links!).
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Fish Eye Marine Park
National Historic Park
Our next stop was at the War in the Pacific National Historic Park. It is one of the most interactive and interesting museums I have visited. Museums can be boring at times, but for those new travelers, always visit a country’s museum to get to know its history. In here, we have seen a 10-minute video which tells the history of Guam during World War II and how the US government has reclaimed the island. Part of me is wishing Philippines were under US colony too.
The museum has interactive stations. Look, you can even play dress up!
Jeff’s Pirate Cove
To complete our Guam Day Two Sea Adventure, we had lunch at Jeff’s Pirates Cove. I heard they serve the best burger in Guam and I was so excited to try it! I was hungry like a pirate! The restaurant has so much character. There is a store in front that sells anything and everything pirate – from shot glasses, shirt, flags, including hot sauce!
Inside is a beautiful messy bar with a great dining area overlooking the sea. It is as if you put all the good stuff to create a nice mess. I love a bar like Jeff’s!
Now, let’s talk about the food. I cannot believe I am writing at this hour because looking at these pictures makes me hungry (!!!). I am a burger and chicken person, you see. Jeff’s Pirate Cove serves appetizers, burgers, rice meals and different kinds of beer.
I had a 1/4 lb Cheeseburger which is the best seller. The meal costs $14 which is really affordable if you are working in Guam. You basically need to work for 2 hours (minimum pay in Guam is $8 per hour) to enjoy this meal. In Manila, one needs to work whole day to enjoy a meal such as this. Some people might find this expensive but if you are earning dollar (or the same currency), you would find the goods in Guam really affordable.
Inarajan Natural Pool
Inarajan Natural Pool was made and formed via the earthquake that stroke the island. It is open to the public and we found some kids enjoying their time at the pool. In here, you would be amazed at the big waves from the Pacific Ocean that hit the beautiful rock formations.
#BTS on the “muni-muni” moment for PopTalk Haha
It is open to the public and can be rugged at times. Here’s a traveler’s tip for you all, there is a mini grocery store in front of the lake and you can buy any item from there and ask to use the toilet. The lady who mans it is very nice 🙂
Underwater World, Guam
Yes, I did! I have previously done the Marine Walk in Boracay so the Helmet Dive thing is not new to me. What’s new to me is being inside the aquarium to provide entertainment to other Underwater World guests! Haha
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