Two Lovers Point, Tumon

Although I would argue that this place definitely has one of the greatest lookout points in all of Guam, I do think it is a bit oversold as a place you need to visit for its cultural history. In my opinion, you are simply paying for the view and not much else. While the two-lovers story is indeed a great story/legend/myth (whatever one would call it), it is a story told within a minute or two and that seems to be pretty much where it ends. And I think therein was my disappointment with all of this. I pay to get in, see a statue and the outlook, hear a story, and then all there is really left to do is look through all of the souvenirs (and I am not into souvenirs – other than the photographs I take). I would definitely visit this place again, but really just for the scenic beauty alone and not for all of the promise of something more historically and culturally that all of the hype and marketing promised. On a clear day or at sunset, the views at this place are amazing. Parking is okay (and free as I recall). Keep a sharp eye out for the turn off from Marine Corps Drive on to Route 34 – it can be easy to miss.

Great viewof the ocean. Beautiful tourist site to see our visit. Heart lock wall and gift shop are my favorite places to look.