In the middle of Guam, you can find the magnificent natural phenomenon - Sigua Falls: upper and lower, each of them is very beautiful, together they create a unique cascade attracting the guests of Guam.

To come to that beauty, tourists need to have a rather adventurous trip. It begins almost from the center of Guam, through the meadows and jungles. The road is rough, but the trip worth it. To see the untouched waterfall hiding in the dense green, which reveals its gorgeous look only to the most curious and courageous people is a good reward for the way to it. 

It is better to come to the falls in February and March. That time it is not full-flowing, and the road to it is almost dry and easy to overcome. And from August to November you need to wear good rubber boots for staying dry. But in the rainy season, in this unique time, you can see Sigua Falls in all its beauty: the fall is full-flowing, strong and beautiful. 

The most popular way which leads most tourists to the falls is about 10 kilometers round trip. And that is a very picturesque road, rich in interesting places. That is why you cannot be bored on the way, the time flies quickly, and an hour later you see the wonder of the island.

So, for example, on the way to Sigua Fall, you can see an abandoned tank from the Second World War, some of the quick streams indicating the path to the fall, and a dense green at any time of the year. And, of course, the flowers which grow everywhere. A diversity of flora is one of the main natural sights of the island of Guam.

The locals say: a walk to Sigua Fall is a small proof, and those, who pass it, will be happy for the years. Is it not the solid reason to go to that exciting journey?

At the foot of the lower Sigua Falls, there is a small but rather deep pool. The locals do not just swim there but jump into the water from the rocks. Those, who come there for the first time, should avoid that attraction, and just see how other people do it. The bottom of the pool is almost unexplored, and each jump is very risky. The local boys are not afraid of that, and they make inconceivable pirouettes in the air before falling into the water impressing the spectators with their skill.