Two Lovers Point
Puntan Dos Amantes
A limestone cliff about 120 meters high at the north end of Tumon Bay. According to legend, a Chamorro couple tied their hair together and leapt into the sea. The cliff-top viewing platform overlooks the entire bay.
Two Lovers Point (Chamorro: Puntan Dos Amantes) is a limestone cliff about 120 meters high that drops straight into the Philippine Sea at the north end of Tumon Bay. According to legend, during the Spanish colonial period, a young Chamorro woman was betrothed by her father to a Spanish officer. She fled with the Chamorro young man she loved to this spot. When pursuers cornered them at the cliff edge, the two tied their long hair together and leapt into the sea. Two Lovers Point has since become a symbol of love in Guam. The park has two cantilevered observation decks, which charge a small admission fee and offer views of the hotels and turquoise waters of Tumon Bay. Sunsets here are especially beautiful. The park also features statues of the lovers, a wall of love-lock wishes, a bell of love, and a small wedding chapel, making it a popular spot for couples and wedding photos. Getting there: a taxi from the Tumon hotel area takes about 10 minutes. The Red Guahan Shuttle also has a route to Two Lovers Point, though with fewer departures. Note: viewing deck admission and opening hours vary, so check on site. It can be windy at the cliff edge, so keep an eye on your belongings.
Opening hours
Approx. 08:00–19:00
Nearby sights
- Gun Beach
- T Galleria by DFS, Guam
- Tumon Bay
- Ypao Beach Park
- Chamorro Village Night Market
- Guam Museum
- Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral Basilica
- Plaza de España & Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral