To be plain about it: when we checked GetYourGuide’s partner feed in October 2026, it listed only a dozen products for the whole of Guam and none of them starts in the north. There is no ticket for Two Lovers Point, no Ritidian tour and no guided Pagat hike on the platform.
That matters less than it sounds, because the north is simple to see on your own. Two Lovers Point is about ten minutes from the Tumon hotels by car or taxi, and visitor shuttles have sometimes run there — ask your hotel. It is also a standard stop on the half-day island sightseeing tours sold at hotel tour desks. Ritidian is visited independently by hire car; when the refuge is offering guided walks to the pictograph caves, they are arranged with the refuge itself rather than through a booking site. Hikes such as Pagat are best done with a local hiking group or an experienced companion.
The experiences you can book in advance are back down the hill: dinner shows and a sunset cruise under Tumon & Tamuning tours, and dolphin and snorkelling trips from Piti, all gathered on the tours page. A few of them are shown below.
Bookable a short drive away
GetYourGuide lists few or no products that start in this part of Guam. These real listings from neighbouring districts are the closest fit.
Tumon & Tamuning from €78 Taotao Tasi Beachfront Cultural Show with Dinner Options
An open-air show on the beach mixing Pacific island dance, live music and fire performances, with show-only or dinner tickets.
Tumon & Tamuning from €92 Karera Show at SandCastle Theatre: Ticket with Dinner Options
A high-energy stage production at Tumon’s SandCastle theatre with acrobatics, fire dancing, live music and visual effects. Book the show alone or with dinner.
Tumon & Tamuning from €62 Sunset Dinner Cruise with BBQ Buffet and Drinks
An evening sail on a spacious catamaran with a barbecue buffet and unlimited drinks while the sun goes down over the Philippine Sea.
Booking tips
- Pair Two Lovers Point with an evening show. Watch the sunset from the lookout, then be back in Tumon within fifteen minutes for a dinner show or a late meal.
- Hire a car for one day rather than a taxi for several trips. Taxis to Ritidian or Yigo are costly and you would need to arrange the return; a day’s car hire covers every northern sight.
- Check Ritidian is open before you set off. The refuge closes on certain days and at short notice for military activity or storm damage, and no tour operator will tell you — look for the refuge’s own announcements or ask your hotel to ring.
- If a hotel desk sells you an island tour, ask exactly which stops it makes and how long you get at each; many spend only 20–30 minutes at Two Lovers Point.
