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.

The real list of what is bookable online — all of it on Guam — and how to arrange everything else.
We would rather be useful than impressive, so here is the situation plainly. When we checked GetYourGuide’s listings in October 2026, it offered twelve experiences in the Mariana Islands, all on Guam, and none on Saipan, Tinian or Rota. Several of the Guam listings are new and have few or no reviews yet. We list all twelve below, grouped by district, and we do not pad the page with products from other countries.
Prices are indicative “from” prices in euros taken from GetYourGuide and will vary with date and options. Listings change, so the live widget further down always shows the current picture — and each Northern Marianas guide carries a search link in case new tours have appeared since.
Ranked by how much they add to a trip and how hard they are to arrange yourself — not by price.
Spinner dolphins are often seen off Guam’s west coast, and you cannot do this without a boat. The option with the underwater observatory makes it a half-day.
Hagåtña & Central Guam · 1.5–3 hours · ⭐ 4.6 (3) · from €48A guide, equipment and a protected bay full of fish: the easiest way for first-timers and children to snorkel well.
Hagåtña & Central Guam · 2–4.5 hours · ⭐ 5.0 (2) · from €39Dinner in an open-air garden followed by chants, hula and fire dancing — the most atmospheric of the cultural shows, with a buffet included.
Hagåtña & Central Guam · 2–3.5 hours · ⭐ 4.7 (3) · from €85A walk down a staircase to windows under the sea, paired with a hands-on introduction to the coconut: good for non-swimmers and rainy mornings.
Hagåtña & Central Guam · 3 hours · ⭐ 5.0 (2) · from €30The big beachfront show at the north end of Tumon; pick the dinner option and arrive early for sunset.
Tumon & Tamuning · 1–2.5 hours · from €78A shore dive on a gentle reef where turtles are often seen, open to beginners as well as certified divers.
Hagåtña & Central Guam · 3 hours · ⭐ 5.0 (1) · from €80A barbecue “fiesta plate” in tropical gardens with Pacific island dance — a relaxed, family-friendly evening.
Tumon & Tamuning · 3–3.5 hours · ⭐ 4.5 (2) · from €66Two hours under sail with a barbecue buffet and drinks as the sun sets over the Philippine Sea.
Tumon & Tamuning · 2 hours · from €62The Northern Mariana Islands have plenty to do — they are simply not sold on GetYourGuide yet. In practice visitors arrange things in four ways:
Each guide explains the local options in detail: Garapan & West Saipan, Managaha Island, Northern Saipan, Saipan South & East, Tinian and Rota.
Guam’s listings by district. Districts and islands without listings link to their own page, where we explain what to arrange on the spot.
Evening shows and a sunset cruise are what GetYourGuide sells in Tumon itself; the water activities start a short drive away in Piti.
from €92 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.
from €78 An open-air show on the beach mixing Pacific island dance, live music and fire performances, with show-only or dinner tickets.
from €62 An evening sail on a spacious catamaran with a barbecue buffet and unlimited drinks while the sun goes down over the Philippine Sea.
from €66 A barbecue dinner in tropical gardens followed by a live performance of songs and dances from across the Pacific islands.
from €59 Lounge entry at A.B. Won Pat International Airport before your flight — useful for the late-night and early-morning departures to Asia.
Half of everything GetYourGuide lists on Guam starts at Piti, ten minutes west of the capital: dolphins, snorkelling, a first dive and island-culture experiences.
from €48 A boat trip along the coast to look for spinner and bottlenose dolphins, with the option of adding a visit to the Fish Eye underwater observatory. Dolphins are wild, so sightings cannot be guaranteed.
from €30 A guided visit that explains the role of the coconut tree in island life, then takes you down into the underwater observatory, with time for photos in the garden. A buffet lunch is optional.
from €39 A snorkelling tour of the Piti Bay Marine Preserve with a certified guide, swimming among reef fish and corals. A sensible choice if you are new to snorkelling.
from €80 An easy-access beach dive for certified divers and first-timers alike, over coral and a sand bottom with tropical fish. Resident green sea turtles are often seen.
from €85 Island and international dishes in an open-air garden beside a lagoon and waterfall, followed by cultural performances with music, hula, warrior chants and a fire-dance finale.
from €39 A guided introduction to island life: taste fresh coconut juice, learn to grate coconut and extract the milk, then take a tropical tea break by a waterfall.
One GetYourGuide listing starts in the south; otherwise this is self-drive country, with a handful of local activities arranged on the island.
from €102 An off-road adventure at LeoPalace Resort in the hills of Yona: drive through jungle trails to scenic views, then use the resort pool with its water slide. A souvenir photo is included.
Nothing on GetYourGuide starts in northern Guam; you visit independently, and the bookable evening shows and cruises are a few minutes away in Tumon.
There is nothing to book for Saipan on GetYourGuide at present — tours here are arranged locally, and that is easy to do once you arrive.
You cannot book Managaha on GetYourGuide — the boat is sold on Saipan, through hotel desks, tour agencies and at the marina.
Nothing in northern Saipan can be booked on GetYourGuide at present — the standard half-day “north island tour” is sold locally in Garapan.
No tours here — or anywhere on Saipan — are listed on GetYourGuide at present; this side of the island is mostly a self-drive day.
There is nothing to book for Tinian on GetYourGuide — you arrange this island yourself, and it is not difficult.
GetYourGuide has nothing on Rota. Everything here is arranged directly — and on an island this small, that is easy.
There are no tours to the northern islands or the trench that you can book — not on GetYourGuide, and not at a hotel desk either.
Dinner shows, dolphin cruises and guided snorkelling run with limited seats and fill up around New Year, Lunar New Year, Golden Week and the summer holidays. Compare what is bookable online and reserve in a couple of taps.
The islands’ tourism industry has long been organised around package holidays from Korea and Japan, with activities sold through tour desks and agencies in those markets. International booking platforms are only starting to list local operators.
All twelve start on Guam — in Tumon, in Piti on the central west coast, or at a resort in the southern hills. We do not list look-alike tours from other destinations.
Sometimes. Some listings sell transfers from the Tumon hotels as an option; others are meeting-point only. Check before you pay, and see how to reach Piti if you plan to drive.
Dolphin cruises run all year and sightings are common, but they are wild animals and no operator can guarantee them. Sea conditions are usually calmest on dry-season mornings.
Through your Saipan hotel or a local agency, or at the marina beside American Memorial Park. See the Managaha getting-there page for how it works.
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