Today I take you to Marbo Cave on the northeastern side of the island. Depending on where you park, its an easy, flat, 10-15 walk to both the cave, then past to the cliffs. Once you arrive to the cave, you will descend down a concrete staircase placed there in the 1940s by Japanese military, then maintained by the US military in the 1950s. This cave was used as a freshwater source for the military. Now people enjoy the cool water to swim.
I arrived approximately at 2pm, the sun lit up the rocks, and water emerald green. It's a beautiful sight. Rumor has it there are guided scuba tours here. It is a mossy cave, damp, and you could slip so don't wear flip flops. The cave is much better to explore with a flashlight or lantern.
Don't forget to check out the cliffs to watch the ocean waves crash. I have admired the waves and groups of sea turtles swimming here more than once. Marbo Cave is one of my favorite places to visit in Guam.
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This video was filmed at Marbo Cave, Guam 2019.
CAMERA: GoPro 7
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