Hafa Adai Market Yigo ???????? Guam WHATS INSIDE?!? A Virtual Tour
This one is for my up north peeps in Yigo!! This Guam Vlog i show you a virtual tour of one of yigos grocery stores in the northern part of guam! As a teen i used to stroll by when i was in high school and i havent been since so come join me and lets check out
whats inside hafa adai market!
Here in Yigo Guam!
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Where to Eat on GUAM in 2024? | Chamorro Village Night Market
In this video, I show you all one of Guam's best things to do on any given Wednesday night. Wednesday Nights are for the weekly night market of Chamorro Village.
Come along as I show you what it is like, what there is to eat and drink, as well as how it is in 2023. At the same time, i'll show you a glimpse of Guam's beautiful coast and activities at Paseo point.
You MUST NOT skip this activity and destination as it is one that makes Guam very unique.
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00:00 Introduction
00:13 Speaking to Local Food Truck Vendor
01:00 Welcome to Chamorro Village
01:38 Guam's Famous Fiesta Plate
02:05 Guam's Expensive Island Juice
04:50 A Look into Chamorro Village
05:20 Parking, Locals, Foreigners, Live Music
05:45 Paseo Point Behind Chamorro Night Market
06:14 Food & People of Chamorro Night Market
07:15 See the Sunset from the Jetty
07:45 You Have to Do This if the Weather is Good
09:55 Overall Thoughts
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GUAM | Things I Miss About Guam | If I visit again, these would be the first things I do!
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It's been about 9 or 10 months since I left my beautiful island home Guam, and now I'm definitely missing certain things that I can't get anywhere else. If you're a newcomer or you may be moving to the island soon, here are my top 8 things I miss about Guam!
1. Guam beaches! It is an understatement to say that Guam beaches are some of the most beautiful sites you'll ever experience. Not only are they gorgeous, but they're also so easy to get to! My favorite beach for fun, drinking, and sports was definitely Dungca's Beach next to the Jimmy Dee's bar in Tamuning. For quiet and calm scenery, I loved places like the Inarajan Pools, Lotte Beach, Alupang Drive, and so many more. These were perfect settings for meditation or a nice drive away from your busy lifestyle to just be one with nature.
2. My favorite dishes from certain restaurants! Granted you may be able to find dishes similar to these, but of course you can't get an exact match. Some favorites include the spicy tomato penne from Capricciosa, Manicotti and Fettuccine Alfredo from Vitale's, and the soups from Simply Food.
3. Fiesta plates! If you ever get invited to a village fiesta or family fiesta, you must go! You'll fall in love with all the local dishes prepared. Some of my favorite items are Chamoru BBQ, red rice, kelaguen, and pancit.
4. Coconut trees and flame trees! You know you're in a tropical paradise when there are coconut trees everywhere LOL! The more sentimental reason I miss coconut trees is because our dog Max loved playing with coconuts and husking them :(
5. Carabao Brewing's Coconut Porter! Living in Virginia now, yes I have access to so many breweries, but I have yet to find a dark beer that comes close to that awesome porter on Guam. However, that does make it more special because knowing that's the only place I can get that beer, it's just going to taste that much sweeter whenever I get to pay a visit back :)
6. My favorite bars! My favorite nightlife spots would have to be Horse and Cow, Old Traditions, and Porky's Bar. Horse and Cow has a great food and beer selection, but it also has a lot of fun elements for you active adults, like pool tables, a jukebox, video games, and beer pong tables. Old Traditions is located in the quieter side of Tumon, and it was our favorite spot to play darts, foosball, beer pong, and enjoy live music when they had it. It was also one of the very few places that allowed us to bring our dog Max with us, so that was pretty awesome! Porky's Bar in the busier part of Tumon was our go-to for live rock music, from 80's to acoustic, you name it. The positive vibe from everyone just having a great time, plus the awesome service from the friendly bartenders, made this an easy spot to have a fun night.
7. Rockit Ride! This rhythmic cycling studio was a huge part of my workout regimen. I would do 4-5 classes a week because I loved it so much! I haven't really looked around Virginia much to find a place like this, but I'm sure they got to be around here. More so, I'm so sad that I left when my sister started training to be an instructor and is now one of their main ones! I'd love to take her class if I get the chance to visit.
8. Snorkeling! I never knew how much I loved this until I couldn't get the same experience out here. Guam's waters are not only safe and warm, but they're also so clear, which means you can see exactly what you're jumping into LOL! Once you get in though, there are so many species of marine life--from jellyfish to turtles to black-tip sharks, you're always bound to see something whenever you go snorkeling on Guam. My favorite spots would have to be Fish Eye, Ague Cove, Gun Beach, and Gab Gab, but of course, there are so many other awesome snorkeling locations to discover!
0:00 Hi guys!
1:08 Guam beaches
2:50 Food
4:44 Fiesta plates
6:10 BONUS FUN
8:02 Coconut trees and flame trees
9:08 Niyok Punch (Coconut Porter)
9:52 My favorite bars
11:51 Rockit Ride
12:45 Snorkeling
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GUAM | People, Weather, Military, Travel, Where to stay
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This kicks off the Exploring Guam series with a general overview of Guam and basic info you should know when visiting here! This is for those who are new to the island, planning a trip, or may be moving to Guam soon. Learn about where Guam is exactly, what the weather is like, what military bases are located here, where to stay, and more. I hope this video entices you to visit the island sometime and experience all it has to offer!
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00:00 Hafa Adai!
00:46 Location
01:34 Size
02:10 Weather
02:50 Religion
03:09 Schools
03:38 Military
04:15 The People
06:38 Where to stay
08:10 Personal experiences
0:46 Location - Where is Guam? We're a little island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, within the vicinity of Australia, Hawaii, the Philippine Islands, and Japan. It's very easy to travel from here to other parts of Southeast Asia.
1:34 Size - 30 miles long, about 210 sq. miles. As of 2021, its population is roughly 168,000. From personal experience, you could drive around the entire island in about 2 hours, which means commute from home to workplace is never more than 30-40 minutes.
2:10 Weather - It is consistently humid on Guam. Summertime is when the warmer temperatures are felt with highs between 88-91 degrees F and lows between 77-80 degrees F. You WILL sweat so dress light! Cooler temperatures in the 70s occur during the months of November to January/mid-February.
2:50 Religion - Guam is a predominantly Catholic community, but there are other smaller church groups such as Baptist, Mormon, Seventh Day Adventist, Methodist, etc. that exist.
3:09 Schools - There are 27 public Elementary Schools, 8 public Middle Schools, 6 public High Schools, and about 13-14 private schools that house a variety of grade levels. The two college level schools present are the University of Guam and the Guam Community College. Guam colleges are highly recommended if you want to pursue a degree in Marine Biology.
3:38 Military on Guam - There are two main military installations, one being Andersen Air Force Base in Yigo and the other being Naval Base Guam (Big Navy) in Santa Rita. There are other smaller installations around the island like NCTS, Naval Magazine, Naval Hospital, etc. which means many federal job opportunities AND a high turnover cycle for military personnel and families stationed on Guam.
4:15 People - This mini melting pot is home to so many! Ranging from CHamorus, Filipinos, tourists, military, and other Micronesian Islanders, you're bound to meet people from so many backgrounds and ethnicities. DON'T mix up the CHamorus with chods/chauds. A true CHamoru will be very welcoming and hospitable to newcomers while a chod/chaud will be more closed off.
6:38 Where to stay - This is a broad statement because the bottomline is that you should definitely explore the different areas and villages IN PERSON. From a general description, the noisier, busier parts of Guam would be the villages of Dededo, Tumon, Tamuning, and sometimes east Agana. The quieter areas that are away from the hustle and bustle would be villages like Mangilao, Yona, Talofofo, Inarajan, Asan, Agat, Santa Rita, Umatac, and Merizo.
8:10 Different personal experiences - I'm not going to lie and say everyone has loved Guam; people have either loved their time here or they've hated it. However, it all depends on what YOU make of it. Are you going to stay at home the whole time and miss out on potential experiences and friendships, or are you someone that will explore the island and make an active effort to meet people and discover all the hidden gems Guam has to offer? It's really up to you when you get here.
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Planning My Trip to Guam 2023 | Can't wait to visit my home island again!
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I had left my beautiful home Guam in 2021, and now I'm coming back for a visit this year! I'm so excited to see family and friends, revisit some of my favorite spots, and also to gain new experiences and see what has changed or developed since I've been gone. If you're planning a visit or vacation, or you may be moving to the island soon, I hope this video helps you with planning your trip as well!
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0:00 Hafa Adai!
1:35 Flights/travel
3:12 Lodging
4:49 Jimmy Dee's
5:35 Two Lovers Point
6:43 Simply Food
8:01 Horse and Cow
9:06 Chamorro Village
9:45 Capricciosa
10:14 Snorkeling
11:30 Wish list
15:31 New dance video
1. Travel - Flying from Norfolk, VA to Guam will take about 18-19 hours of travel time (yikes!) With this also being the first time I will travel with a baby on my own, I took advantage of reserving bulkhead seats for the longer flights, as these can accommodate a bassinet. For the shorter flights, I upgraded to Economy Plus seats since they have more legroom and will be more comfortable for me as I would have to hold my baby on my lap.
2. Lodging - For majority of my stay, I will be at my mom's house. I will also be checked into a hotel for a few nights during my sister's wedding events. I definitely wanted to move around the island a bit so I also looked on AirBnB and found an awesome spot in Tamuning which is right on Dungca's Beach, one of my favorite spots! I figured, why not treat myself a little bit with a venue right by the beach?
3. Revisiting favorite spots and experiences
- Jimmy Dee's: one of my favorite beach spots in Tamuning where we would go for good vibes and fun activities such as frisbee, beer pong, awesome music, doggy play time, and beautiful sunsets
- Two Lovers Point: a cliffside tourist site in Harmon/Dededo which also holds a special place in my heart because my husband and I got married there :) You'll find an breathtaking view of the ocean from their lookout point!
- Simply Food: a vegetarian and vegan grocery store and lunch counter in Agana Heights. I had worked here from almost a year before leaving Guam, and my coworkers really had come to feel like family. Not only was it a great place to work, but their food is absolutely delicious! I can't wait to indulge in their daily lunch specials, hearty soups, and vegetarian baked goods. I might buy out all of their zucchini muffins when I swing by, haha!
- Horse and Cow: a restaurant and sports bar in Tamuning. I was the bartender here for over 4 years and enjoyed all my experiences, both as an employee AND as a customer! It was just one of those fun places with awesome food and drinks and especially bar games.
- Wednesday nights at Chamorro Village: Wednesday night is the big night market held at Chamorro Village in Agana. With awesome food vendors, craftsmanship, local entertainment and activities, it's definitely something every newcomer to Guam has to experience!
- Capricciosa: one of my favorite restaurants featuring a fusion of Italian and Japanese flavors.
- Snorkeling: Of course I had to include my favorite water activity while I lived on Guam. There are so many beautiful snorkeling spots around the island where you can safely swim and also catch a glimpse of the wonderful marine life. Some of my favorite spots were Fish Eye, Gab Gab, Old Wives Beach, and Ague Cove. There are many more that I'm sure I haven't see yet, so be sure to explore as much as you can!
4. Wish list/new experiences
- Village fiesta: I don't know if there will be any public fiestas happening while we're visiting, but attending one is always a treat. You can expect to experience delicious homemade dishes, friendly people, and awesome fiesta dance music.
- Valley of the Latte Tour: Located in down south in Talofofo, this is a cultural tour and adventure park that has become a hot tourist attraction for newcomers, and I haven't attended yet! Trying to keep close to my roots, I definitely have this on my itinerary to gain a culturally educational experience.
- Rhythmic cycling: Before we left Guam in 2021, I had gotten into rhythmic cycling which became a big part of my workout regimen. When we left, my sister ended up training and becoming an instructor so I was so sad to be missing out on her classes :( BUT the great news is that she is opening her own studio Made Wild, and it'll be in full swing by the time we visit, so I'll be able to finally take one of her classes (or a few)!
- New dance video: The first Guam video I made to kick off my channel was Dancing Around Guam and I wanted to do a new one for my visit back and incorporate some of my fellow dance colleagues this time. Not only willI get to feature the talented dance community on Guam, but I'll also get to showcase the island's beauty all over again!
Drive GUAM # 27. Yigo Baseball field / Gyinero RD / Back RD / Macheche/Marbo Intersection.
Drive from Yigo Baseball field / Gyinero RD / Back RD / Macheche / Marbo Intersection.
Music;
Alison Wonderland - Run (Evening Officer Remix)
Guam's Back Road Pagat - Mangilao 4K Virtual Driving Tour
Hey guys in this Guam Vlog Virtual Driving Tour i do one of the Viewers request to show and see if i can make the backroad that connects Yigo to Mangilao interesting!!
So come join me on this Virtual Drive and lets check out the sights of Guams BACKROAD!!
We head from adacao pagat to mangilao!!
As always thanks for watching please hit that like button if you do like it and to support the channel!!! And feel free to leave me a comment down below!!
Cheers and enjoy life!!
Ill catch you on the next video ✌️
-Mark..
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Guam's FOOD TRUCK Tuesdays!! ???????? | lets EAT! ????
Hope youre Hungry cause we are!! Come with us! as we check out a cool thing that came out of the pandemic?!?! And has brought so much to the island of Guam
which is a growing community FOOD TRUCKS!!!!
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Its cool because most of these vendors i remember started off selling food plates and more on Facebook
and ive seen them grow into food trucks over the years! they have a really cool community that has a cool weekly schedule of where they all pop up and serve the island of Guam, for their Hunger/BBQ/different thpes of dishes FIX!
This video just so happens to be on their
TUESDAY FOOD TRUCK night! In the farmers co-op/new flea market in Dededo!!
Lets check it out!!! In this Guam Vlog of mine!!!
Enjoy life and ill catch you on the next video
-Mark..
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Drive GUAM #26 - Dededo Winchell's / Yigo / Ritidian Mart.
Drive from Dededo Winchell's through Yigo up to Ritidian mart!.
Music:
Dr. Sus - Lurk
Welcome to Guam Views: Discovering the Natural Wonders of Guam with Ellen's Realty
In this breathtaking video, Ellen's Realty welcomes you to the Guam Views series, showcasing the stunning natural landscapes of the island. With stunning drone footage, we take you on a journey across some of Guam's most beautiful and hidden places, including secluded beaches, lush jungles, and stunning ocean vistas. Get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of Guam and experience the island like never before. Whether you're a resident or a visitor, this series is a must-see for anyone who wants to explore the beauty of Guam. Join us on this adventure and discover why Guam is one of the world's best-kept secrets.
Tiyan-Hagatna-Asan-Piti GUAM ???????? Virtual Driving Tour [4K] Stroll Patrol ????
Come join me on this Guam Vlog Virtual Driving Tour!!
We head off to Polaris point from Tiyan
Apartment tour in Guam????????????
Guam 2021
I filmed this while on a couple different layovers in order to share some of the beauty that Guam holds. Guam is truly an underrated travel destination with miles and miles of white-sand beaches and crystal clear water that transitions to aquamarine before turning a vibrant blue. For the history buffs, there are endless numbers of places to explore from WWII ruins all the way back to Magellan.
Drone videos of Guam's Tumon Bay, Gun Beach, Two Lovers Point, Umatac Bay, and Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad.
Music by WEARETHEGOOD Flying Feels Like provided by Artlist.io
Where is your favorite place on Guam? ||Charleysguam
Where is your favorite place on Guam for your vacation or holiday?
Please share with Charleys Guam.
Thanks Jarone for sharing your opinion ????
Guam is the largest and southernmost island of the Mariana Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
The beaches with turquoise waters, breathtaking natural scenery attract a large number of tourists throughout the year.
We would like to share with local’s favorite place or activity with all around people.
Hafa Adai McDonald’s Yigo Guam
McDonald's in Guam with iconic word Hafa Adai written at the entrance. #TableForTwoGuam #HafaAdai #Guam #GuamRestaurant #McDonalds
GUAM | Restaurants in the central areas!
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If you're new to Guam or you may be moving to the island soon, you might be interested in what awesome restaurants to try! This video focuses on the central area of Guam, in the villages of Tamuning, Agana, Anigua, and Asan. Even if you don't live close to these areas, Guam is not too big where the drive would be long, so you can definitely make your way to these restaurants in no more than 20 minutes!
*Pro Tip: For a community of food fans all around the island, follow GUAM FOODIES on Facebook and GUAMFOODBLOG on IG!
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00:00 Hey there!
01:04 Carabao Brewing
01:34 Sushi Rock
02:02 Crust Pizzeria
02:54 Shirley's Coffee Shop
03:14 Cup & Saucer
03:39 Pieology
04:10 Horse and Cow
04:40 Jamaican Grill
05:13 Mosa's Joint
05:43 Mighty Purple
05:56 Infusion Coffee and Tea
06:20 Capricciosa
06:43 Ma's Kitchen
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Guam Village Voyager: Inarajan
The first episode of an Andersen Air Fore Base series highlighting what makes each village in Guam unique. A1C Adam Harder takes you around a day in the southern village of Inarajan.
Guam Amusement Park - Abandoned
Reposted due to unintentional removal
Macheche Dededo Guam ???????? Virtual Drive Tour | 3rd week After Typhoon Mawar sights
In this Guam Vlog virtual drive i show you Macheche in Dededo Guam! 3 weeks after super typhoon mawar and the sights around the area!!
Ive had people requesting to do virtual tours and to show the place and i finally had time to do it.
Hope the route shows Macheche in its entirety by the area.
Let me know where to next and what you think!
Thanks again for watching and for all the support on the channel!!!
Hope everyone is staying strong
Being blessed and has their power/water/wifi back on soon!!
Take cares and remember to
be safe we got this guam!
Our hafa adai spirit lives on!!!
-Mark..
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