Pacific islands Club

Grotto Snorkeling: There is nothing like snorkeling at the Blue Grotto. It is one of those amazing experiences you will never forget. The Grotto is a cavern that is connected to the ocean by a series of tunnels. The sun shining into the water here fills the cavern with a strange blue light. You will find lots of sea life including napoleon wrasse, pyramid butterfly fish, green sea turtles, tuna, octopus, and black tip sharks. The Blue Grotto is one of Saipan's beautiful places to see! After your Grotto Snorkeling jump behind the wheel of an FK9 Go Kart and experience the twists and turns of the longest go kart track in Micronesia located at the Marianas Trekking Adventure Center. Seamless and Fun!

Race around the best Go Kart track in Micronesia. Experience the twists and turns and race your friends.

Snorkeling at the grotto with one of our seasoned guides will be one of the highlights to your trip to Saipan. We will provide all the equipment and instruction you need and our photographers will take professional photos of you and your group that will be a great memory.

Did you see the latest news on Amelia Earhart! Someone found a new photograph that may indicate what tour guides here on Saipan (namely, me) have been saying: that she survived her 1937 plane crash/disappearance and was actually imprisoned and died on Saipan! As I had hoped and predicted, the mainstream media is now publishing headlines to that effect! In addition to the full tour of Saipan, I'll focus a little extra time and energy to painting a picture of the Amelia experience on the island! ABOUT YOUR GUIDE: "Once upon a time, there was a Jamaican civil engineer living in New York who hated his job, followed his passion, started a sideline business publishing his own books, quit his job, escaped the rat race, ran off to a tropical island in the Pacific, and started a tourism business so he could give tours of the island to pretty girls every day.... and live a nomadpreneur's dream life."

Tinian is where the Enola Gay & Bockscar took off from on the Hiroshima & Nagasaki attack missions. It would be a shame & a missed opportunity to come out all the way out here and NOT set foot on this island of historical significance. Drive the actual runway, see the bomb pits, bomb replicas, Japanese era structures & local cultural sites. Be among few people who've set foot here and relive its often overlooked role in history. TINIAN ON MY OWN? You could, but: ● Typhoons (+ other activity) often unearth sites NOT on maps and that require secret detours to reach. ● The bomb replicas (originally intended for public view) are on private property; many folks aren't aware of them. ● Maps won't reveal local lore, facts the books don't or get wrong, introduce you to locals who can share stories about life then & now, nor include insights a guide gains from giving tours, or having written several books about the islands as I have! Sometimes you sacrifice a little without a guide!

Hobie Catamaran is perfect for Saipan Lagoon sailing because its draft is only 2 feet, it can go over shallow water to see more and it sails more level than monohull sail boat for comfort. I have been charting tourist and teaching sailing in Saipan Lagoon since 2018 so I know all the interesting points of it. Many feed backs are saying this is the most relex and fun activity they had.

Our Off Road Buggy Adventure takes you through unique areas of the Northern Coast of Saipan. You'll get long trail rides with fantastic views and visit one of the prettiest beaches on Saipan where you can jump in for a swim. One of the best adventures on Saipan!

Off Road Buggy Adventure: Come on a custom adventure and explore trails on your very own All Terrain Vehicle. Ride alone, with a friend, or with a guide. We'll explore dirt roadways, hidden trails,a local farm, and even a secluded beach. Enjoy beautiful views of the North Coast of Saipan. Grotto Snorkeling: There is nothing like snorkeling at the Blue Grotto. It is one of those amazing experiences you will never forget. The Grotto is a cavern that is connected to the ocean by a series of tunnels. The sun shining into the water here fills the cavern with strange blue light and there is lots of sea life including napoleon wrasse, pyramid butterfly fish, green sea turtles, tuna, octopus, and black tip sharks.