One of the famous "latte stones" - stone structures (pillars?) built by the ancient inhabitants of Guam.
Sharp, eroded rocks near the sea shore.
A beach in the western part of Guam.
Japanese bunker from II World War on a Guam beach.
Strong waves on Asan beach - one of those on which American forces landed in July 1944 during an operation to recapture the island from the Japanese.
Taleyfac Bridge - the best preserved of stone bridges built by the Spanish i XVIII century.
Yokoi Cave - a burrow, which for 28 years was a hiding place of a Japanese soldier, who was unaware that the war had finished.
Landscape of the western part of Guam.
Lush greenery near the sea shore.
A beach in the western part of Guam.
Landscape of the western part of Guam.
Tumon Bay surrounded by hotels.
Talafofo waterfalls in the eastern part of Guam.
A torpedo and a plate on Asan beach commemorate heavy fights between Americans and Japanese in 1944.
Gaan Point, where some of the heaviest fights between American and Japanese forces took place in 1944.
The monument of Pope John Paul II at the location of a mass he celebrated in 1981.
Gaan Point, where some of the heaviest fights between American and Japanese forces took place in 1944. In the foreground is Japanese anti-aircraft light cannon.