Island Life: What Do You Know About Guam?

We all get a little excited when the word island crosses our minds. Who doesn’t get interested with the island life, seeing a wonderful paradise every day and getting all the things you need to survive just around you?

HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT GUAM? For this session, I’m going to share some information that might surprise you about this island country.

First and foremost, Guam is an island in the Western Pacific. It is known for of course, the tropical beaches with lots of villages and stone pillars on the ground.

Is it safe to stay live there?

The answer is a big YES! Guam is a relatively safe and remote territory. Guam, according to some who have become accustomed to living in high-crime areas, is an excellent place to get away from the fast-paced and often hazardous lifestyle they have become accustomed to.

People there are very accommodating and are always ready to help. They like to provide everyone with whatever assistance that you need.

Is it good to move there?

Once again, it is a big YES! Even raising a family is good in this country because it’s peace, quiet, and people are also family-oriented. The children can grow up exploring about many things while learning.

You don’t have to worry about this country because as for a fact, it is a United States territory which means Guam reaps the benefits of its relationship with the United States of America.

GREAT THINGS YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS

1. Guam has lots of culture.

If you have the heart to learn, there are many things you can find out just be exploring their cultural activities, festivals, and many others.

2. Relax on the beach.

It’s an island so if you think you’re too stressed, get on the beach and chill on a floater.

3. Try snorkeling

Aside from the wide choices of beaches in this place, the coral reefs are healthy which makes it perfect for snorkeling. This activity is accessible to all so never miss a chance to experience the aquatic life in order to see colorful fishes and breathtaking coral gardens under the sea.

Many people visit the place especially those from Japan, Korea, and Russia. For those who are not used to heat, the heat and humid in Guam might be uncomfortable at first.

If you are a Filipino and you don’t want some big adjustments, you can jump and stay in this country which is may be similar to the Philippines at some point.

Did you know that because of the major proportion of Guam's population is made up of Filipinos, the Filipino language has become the most commonly spoken language in the territory?

I guess you can consider this country now if you want to migrate or travel.

I hope I was able to spare some idea. See you next time!