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Two Lover's Point: Guam's Iconic Cliffside Vista
Discover Guam's legendary Two Lover's Point: breathtaking views, romantic history, and a cultural landmark you won't want to miss.
Two Lover's Point, or Puntan Dos Amantes, is a historic cliffside landmark in Guam offering panoramic views of Tumon Bay and the Philippine Sea. Steeped in Chamorro legend, it tells a tragic love story of forbidden romance and eternal commitment. Visitors can explore the scenic grounds, enjoy the vistas, and immerse themselves in the island's culture and history.
Plan your visit
A brief summary to Two Lover’s Point
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
Monday
9 am-6 pm
Tuesday
9 am-6 pm
Wednesday
9 am-6 pm
Thursday
9 am-6 pm
Friday
9 am-6 pm
Saturday
9 am-6 pm
Sunday
9 am-6 pm
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Getting There
Public Transport
From Apra Harbor, take the Guam public bus service towards Tamuning. Board the bus heading towards Tamuning and ask the driver to let you know when you reach the stop closest to Two Lover's Point. From the bus stop, it is a short walk to the entrance. Bus fare is approximately $2.50.
Car
From Ypao Beach Park, head north on Marine Corps Drive (Route 1) for about 4 miles. Look for the signs for Two Lover's Point on your left. Turn left into the entrance, where parking is available. There is no parking charge. However, there is an admission fee of $3 per person to access the viewing platform.
Local tips
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Arrive early to avoid crowds, especially during peak tourist season.
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Bring your camera to capture the stunning panoramic views of Tumon Bay and the Philippine Sea.
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Purchase a love lock at the gift shop and add it to the Heart Lock Wall as a symbol of your love.
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Check the sunset time and plan your visit accordingly for a memorable experience.
Discover more about Two Lover’s Point
Two Lover's Point is Guam's most famous visitor attraction, drawing hundreds of thousands annually to its dramatic cliffs. The site offers sweeping views of Tumon Bay and the Philippine Sea from approximately 400 feet above the crashing waves. The location is based on a Chamorro legend about two lovers who were forbidden to be together. Rather than be separated, they tied their hair together and leaped to their deaths from the cliff. The legend has been retold in various forms since it was first recorded in 1819. Today, Two Lover's Point symbolizes eternal love and sacrifice. Visitors can explore the landscaped gardens, viewing platforms, and the Heart Lock Wall, where couples pledge their love. A statue of the two lovers commemorates the legend. The site also features a restaurant, gift shop, and art gallery. The panoramic views make it a popular spot for photos, especially at sunset.
A brief summary to Two Lover’s Point
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