Talofofo Falls Resort Park
Talofofo Falls
A two-tiered waterfall park in southern Guam. Visitors ride a cable car to the falls, and nearby is a cave where Japanese soldier Shoichi Yokoi hid for 28 years.
Talofofo Falls lies inland in southeastern Guam and is the island's best-known waterfall. It has two tiers. The drop is not large, but the falls are surrounded by jungle and carry more water during the rainy season. The falls are part of a paid resort park, where a cable car offers views over the valley, and a small historical exhibit is on site. Near the park is the Yokoi Cave. After World War II, Japanese soldier Shoichi Yokoi did not know the war had ended and hid in the jungle for 28 years. He was discovered by local people only in 1972. It is about a 40-minute drive from Tumon Bay and is often combined with a one-day tour of the southern coast. Admission fees are confirmed on site.
Opening hours
About 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Inarajan Natural Pools
- Cetti Bay Overlook
- Mount Lamlam
- Umatac & Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad
- Cocos Island
- Fish Eye Marine Park
- Latte Stone Park
- Fort Santa Agueda