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Fouha Rock: Guam's Cradle of Creation

Discover Guam's legendary Fouha Rock, the Creation Point where ancient Chamorro beliefs meet breathtaking natural beauty in a serene coastal setting.

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Fouha Rock, also known as Creation Point, is a towering limestone pillar steeped in Chamorro legend. Located in Humåtak, Guam, it marks the spot where the goddess Fu'una transformed into stone, giving birth to the first humans. A visit offers both stunning natural beauty and a connection to the island's ancient heritage.

A brief summary to Fouha Rock | Fu'una and Puntan

  • 8M44+P2P, Humåtak, GU

Local tips

  • Wear appropriate shoes for hiking, as the trail can be steep in some places and the shoreline has sharp limestone, coral and rocks.
  • Bring plenty of drinking water, as there are no facilities nearby.
  • Visit early in the morning to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and avoid crowds.
  • Take time to learn about the local legends associated with the rock for a richer experience.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    Fouha Rock is accessible via a trail from the Guam Power Authority substation WBP-2, located just north of Umatac Bay on Route 4. The trail begins to the left of the substation and leads down to the shore. Fouha Rock is visible from the end of the trail and can be reached by walking along the shore. Be aware of the uphill climb on the way back.

  • Public Transport

    From Tamuning, take the bus that heads towards the village of Humåtak. Ask the bus driver to let you know when you are near Fouha Rock. Once you arrive at the closest stop, walk south on Route 4 for approximately 1 mile until you see signage for Fouha Rock. Follow the signs to your destination. A one-way bus fare is around $1.00.

  • Taxi

    From the Guam International Airport or Tumon Bay, a taxi to Fouha Rock in Humåtak will cost approximately $60-$80. The journey takes around 1 hour, depending on traffic. Taxis have regulated meters with a flag rate of $2.40, $4.00 for the first mile, and $0.80 every ¼ mile thereafter.

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Fouha Rock, nestled in a secluded bay in the southern village of Humåtak, Guam, is more than just a striking natural landmark; it's a place of deep cultural and historical significance. Also called Creation Point, this towering limestone pillar is central to the Chamorro creation story. According to legend, Puntan and Fu'una, the brother and sister gods of creation, sacrificed themselves to create the universe. Fu'una used her power to create the earth, sky, sun, moon, and rainbows from Puntan's body. In her final act, she threw herself into the earth, transforming into Fouha Rock, from which the first humans emerged. For centuries, the ancient Chamorro people believed Fouha Rock held mystical healing powers, marking the final resting place of the goddess Fu'una. Even with the introduction of Catholicism by Spanish missionaries, the legend of Fouha Rock has persisted through oral tradition, pilgrimage, song, and dance. Today, Fouha Rock stands as a testament to the resilience of Chamorro culture and a reminder of the island's rich heritage. Visitors to Fouha Rock can enjoy an easy hike along a trail that winds through grassy hills and clusters of coconut and banana trees, leading down to a picturesque bay. The area offers stunning panoramic views of the ocean and lush landscapes, perfect for photography and relaxation.

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