Managaha Island

On the second day, we took the complimentary one-day tour to Gunkanjima Island, which is actually very close to the main island and visible to the naked eye. The boat ride takes about 15 minutes. It got its name from the fact that during World War II, the US military viewed the island from the air as a warship, unable to sink despite bombing. Its local name, Managaha Island, means "Pearl." The island is surrounded by beautiful white sand beaches, and I think a pearl island is the right name for it. Less than 2 kilometers in circumference, it is said to be a coral reef island lifted from the seabed by crustal movement 10,000 years ago. There are many coral reefs and fish just offshore, making it perfect for snorkeling.

If you haven’t been to Gunkanjima, you haven’t really been to Saipan.

Gunkanjima is very small and it only takes 20 minutes to walk around the island. The whole island is surrounded by silver-white sand beaches and the outer periphery is a shallow beach covered with coral reefs. Many various small fish shuttle through it, and you can snorkel freely to watch them. On one side of the beach, there are several huge dead trees lying, perhaps due to the war or natural changes. They are very suitable for taking pictures. We met a couple who were taking wedding photos here. Gunkanjima is small but has everything you need. Souvenir shops, snack bars, and public toilets are all here. If you are going to eat, remember to bring some US dollars with you.

It was a shame the weather wasn't great when we went there; it was raining and the sky was gray. But even in such bad weather, the water off Gunkanjima was a jelly-colored! It was so clear and blue, so beautiful!!! Snorkeling on Gunkanjima is a must; you'll see tons of fish! Bring your own underwater camera and you'll be able to capture tons of fish.

After arriving at the island, we first walked around the island, took some photos, then changed clothes and went snorkeling. Because I can't swim, I didn't dare to go to very deep places. Even in very shallow places, there were still many fish without any fish food.

The island was crowded. It wasn't very large, with a simple military pavilion housing a resident soldier. Next to it was a kiosk that recorded incoming ships and sold coconuts. Coconuts cost 5 RMB each, and you could help yourself to the coconut flesh. There was a beautiful beach not far from the island. However, the waters around Gunkanjima were quite murky, so there wasn't much to see.

Gunkanjima is absolutely stunning, and there are so many fish. I took all the photos straight out of the box, no filters. We booked our trip to Gunkanjima on Fliggy, and the water activities were incredibly cheap compared to what our travel agency quoted. They even had an instructor take underwater photos for us, something charter agencies don't offer. Anyway, the water at Gunkanjima is absolutely stunning! I absolutely love it!

From the pier, it's only a 10-minute boat ride to Gunkanjima. It's actually quite small, so small that a full walk around the island takes less than half an hour. But the surrounding seascape, with its crystal-clear waters and vibrant colors from far to near, is truly worth the trip.

Gunkanjima is truly beautiful, but it's also quite small. For me, there wasn't much to do there, except for snorkeling. If you want to snorkel, remember to buy a water-resistant phone bag online in advance. If you buy it after arriving on the island, it'll cost you $25. Don't ask me how I know... By the way, the sun here is really strong, so be sure to buy some local sunscreen!

The tour guide only gave us two hours to spend on the island. Although we could circle the island in half an hour, we felt like we could have taken photos all day long with such a beautiful sea view. So, at the urging of the tour guide, we reluctantly left Gunkanjima.

We were towed all the way to Gunkanjima on a banana boat, and back on a speedboat that took us to the middle of the ocean for parasailing. We didn't use the jet skis on Gunkanjima itself, but on the beach outside the Grand Vero Hotel! We didn't really explore Gunkanjima much; we only had half a day. We didn't really explore the island at all, spending most of our time snorkeling! Since it was our first time snorkeling, we spent too much time. The underwater creatures were pretty good, but I haven't compared them to other places, so I don't know how good they are. The island closes at 4 pm, so we planned to return at 2:30 pm, so we didn't even get to explore the island. 😭😭 What a shame! My experience with Gunkanjima was pretty average!

I'd definitely recommend this place for a lifetime. It's the most beautiful snorkeling spot I've ever been to. There are so many fish and corals!!

Although Gunkanjima is not big, the sand is white and the water is clear. You won’t feel bored even if you lie on the beach all day because you can go into the sea at any time and snorkel just by lowering your head~~

There are also many water activities on the island. If your budget allows, it is a good choice to play here.

The only store on the island sells pretty good food. The only restaurant on the island is a bit expensive, but the food is unforgettable.



If I come to Saipan again, I will definitely spend more time on Gunkanjima! !

It's true that if you haven't visited Gunkanjima, you haven't truly visited Saipan. The island is surrounded by a silvery-white beach, and the coral reefs surrounding it create a vibrant, seven-hued seascape, refracted by sunlight. Snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters is a perfect opportunity! Of course, Gunkanjima also offers a wealth of water activities, including parasailing, banana boat rides, and jet skiing. Don't miss the island's most popular activity: the underwater walk. Donning a custom-made space helmet, you can swim with the fish at depths of 3 to 5 meters.

Tips:

1. Be sure to apply sunscreen to avoid sunburn.

2 Feed the small fish while snorkeling so that the fish will gather around. Remember to bring some sausages or breadcrumbs.

Some say you haven't truly visited Saipan without visiting Gunkanjima. Located about a 10-minute speedboat ride from Saipan, Coral Island is small, barely 2 kilometers in circumference. A 15-minute walk circumnavigates the island. Surrounding it are white sand beaches, formed by eroded coral. Lush tropical foliage adorns the island, and entering its center feels like a secluded miniature universe. This place seems designed specifically for couples. If you ever want to disappear from the crowds and enjoy a sweet moment together, this is the perfect place. That's why Gunkanjima is also known as Lover's Island.

This island is definitely worth visiting. I came here during a break from studying. The ocean under the bright sunshine is absolutely stunning, especially the glassy water. The snorkeling and photos are fantastic. I recommend wearing a jellyfish suit with long sleeves and pants throughout the trip, and removing it after taking photos is recommended. Remember to use sunscreen to protect marine life—they're so cute.

The water is crystal clear and the sand is fine. You can see lots of fish while snorkeling near the beach. There are also showers for washing off the sand. It's definitely worth a visit.

That touch of blue that I can never forget, dedicated to the beautiful encounter.

The various shades of blue on Gunkanjima are particularly beautiful

Generally speaking, if you have been to the island and played sea activities, the playability of Gunkanjima is generally good, especially snorkeling.

The entire Gunkanjima Island is quite small, and you can walk around it in about ten minutes. [Our five-in-one package included island entry, banana boat ride, snorkeling, photo ops, and parasailing. Other optional extras include submarine tours, boat dives, underwater walks, and motorboat rides for an additional fee.]

Gunkanjima is still worth a visit. There are dead trees on the beach for taking pictures. The background is beautiful and the water is clear, but there are no fish. It is good for practicing snorkeling.

A must-do in Saipan, this place boasts azure waters and skies, white sand, and fine sand (though still not as stunning as Boracay). You can walk around the island in just 15-20 minutes. You can also opt for a 5-in-1 tour, which is especially great for snorkeling.

Once you get here, you'll find that all the filters on your phone are unnecessary! Please take sun protection measures, the sun on the island is very strong!

On one side of Gunkanjima Island lies a narrow, sandy beach, flanked by towering palm trees. Further in, you'll see the garrison and a small village of the local Bajau people. Inside, you'll see many Bajau children playing. The village is small, with only about a dozen houses.

The water on Gunkanjima is really blue and clear. You can see a lot of fish while snorkeling. It takes about 15 minutes to circle the island. The photos taken are very beautiful. There are also many activities to do on the island, which is very good.

First of all, I want to say that as a first-time visitor to Saipan, I was full of yearning when I heard someone tell me about Gunkanjima. At the beginning, I didn’t have such a good impression of Gunkanjima. I believe that many young people are like me. They didn’t have such a good impression at the beginning, but when you really experience it, you will no longer have such doubts and curiosity.



No. 1 way to play on Gunkanjima: bring your own equipment and snorkel freely



If you have enough physical strength, there are many activities you can experience here, basically you can experience banana boats, parasailing, helicopters, etc. that you can play on Southeast Asian islands.



As a coral island, the underwater corals of Gunkanjima are very beautiful. Walking into the sea, in the safe area, the children have a lot of fun. It is not scary here at all. There are all kinds of beautiful small fish swimming around at 3 meters.



The surrounding waters are lined with coral reefs, and through the clear waters, you can see colorful tropical fish swimming among them. The entire island is surrounded by a silvery white beach, and the waters surrounding the coral reefs are refracted by sunlight, changing into a magical color.



2. Take stunning photos on the white sand beach



This is a favorite activity for girls. The beautiful dresses you've prepared are finally ready for the show. The beauty of Gunkanjima will definitely not disappoint your beauty, so go for it!



Speaking of taking photos, the scenes here are also very rich. Not only is there the background of the sea and sky, the fine white sand beach, but also the desolate feeling created by various dead trees. Just posing with "waist and leg pain" will be an extraordinary blockbuster!



Battleship Island Gameplay No. 3: I just want to enjoy the breeze quietly



Such a beautiful place, even if you do nothing, just quietly enjoying the breeze is super satisfying.



Since Gunkanjima is leased by the Japanese for $5 million a year, there's nothing free on the island except for the restroom... so bringing your own beach mat is essential. Umbrellas also need to be rented, and they're quite expensive at $35. It's nothing compared to the free umbrellas you get on Southeast Asian islands...



A more practical way is to choose a tree with lush branches and leaves that can provide shade, lay out a mat, and this is your territory.



The scenery is free, you can enjoy it to your heart's content.



Not only does this place have beautiful beaches and clear waters, but it's also full of beautiful women... Saipan is a popular tourist destination for Koreans and Japanese. So, there are tons of Korean girls here. Their skin is simply flawless, and I'm so envious...

The water is very clear, Tiffany blue, with many different kinds of fish. The snorkeling is great, much better than Thailand and other places. It is also very convenient to go there by boat by yourself, without having to join a day tour.

The most beautiful beach I've ever seen. It truly is a place where the sea and sky merge into one. Its enchanting pearl-like beauty is beyond my ability to describe in words, so I won't go into detail. You have to be there to truly appreciate it.

"Beautiful!" is the word I have said the most in the past few days. No matter from which angle, it is so beautiful. This travelogue has updated my vocabulary of beauty hundreds of times.

We also played the Internet celebrity glass boat~

The water at Gunkanjima is incredibly clear, and the clouds are incredibly large! However, be sure to wear diving socks or shoes when walking on the beach, and be mindful of your feet as there are branches and nails everywhere.

You can take lots of photos here! It's really beautiful.

The coconut trees, beaches, and sea water of Gunkanjima are a wonderful picture!

A must-see place when visiting Saipan, it's so beautiful! And you must play the entertainment activities provided on the island to make your trip worthwhile

Great, the snorkeling was amazing, it really opened up a new world

Gunkanjima is a small island near Saipan. We took a semi-submersible submarine to get there, which took about 15 minutes. The submarine wasn't much fun, and it probably scared away the fish nearby. Once we got to the island, the water was still clear despite the cloudy weather.

It rained the entire day we were there, ruining our plans to check out the internet-famous dead tree and take swimsuit photos on the sunny beach... Our coral reef snorkeling trip was also canceled. Finally, we couldn't wait any longer, so we changed and hit the water! (There's a place to change clothes on the island.) Despite the strong winds and waves, visibility was excellent for snorkeling, and there were plenty of fish! Our instructor, Sean, took our photos, even spreading breadcrumbs to attract the fish. We spent the afternoon enjoying Gunkanjima, and then braved the rain for the return trip on a banana boat. It was a wonderful experience and a unique experience. Finally, as a skinny person, we got to sit first.

The color of the water on Gunkanjima is intoxicating. The coral reefs are rich in fish and are very suitable for snorkeling and taking pictures. I signed up for snorkeling and beautiful underwater photos today. It is a memorable experience.

A good place for snorkeling and water activities.

As the first recommended island in Saipan, it is not particularly amazing, but it is worth visiting if you have time.

The water is clear and the scenery is beautiful. The activities are similar to those in China!

Gunkanjima is really small, it really looks like a warship on the sea. There are a lot of people on the island, and there are many Koreans, who occupy a large part of the island.

Some people say that all islands and oceans look the same after seeing them too many times. They seem beautiful at first, but then you get tired of them. I don't think so. Every island is full of life, with its own unique and beautiful veil and unique flavor.

For example, only Gunkanjima has tall coconut trees, a patch of greenery nestled between the sea and sky. Since I wasn't feeling well, I forced myself to circle the island (each island isn't very large, and you can walk through it in half an hour, with the exception of a few larger ones). Then I sat down and rested. I spotted soldiers stationed on the island, carrying guns. They looked pretty cool!

Why is this island named Gunkanjima? Because there are soldiers stationed here for a long time. They stand at a sentry post, which is just a place surrounded by a few tattered walls. There are some crooked trees growing next to it, their branches growing wildly.

As we got closer and closer, looking at the blue sea and sky, the clear water and fine sand, I couldn't hide my excitement. I just kept clapping my hands and shouting.

Its sea water is the most beautiful in Saipan, beautiful, very beautiful, so beautiful... at most, there are only three words to describe it.

Words are too unconvincing...

The color of the sea is magical, with a gradient color that slowly spreads to the beach. It is super!!! Beautiful!!!

I have to say that it is indeed the place with the best scenery. It was sunny when I went there in the morning. The sky and the sea were very beautiful. The sea was a very comfortable emerald green and was particularly clean.

Gunkanjima is small, and a 20-minute walk around the entire island is all you need. But there's a lot to do, and since you have to leave the island at 3:30, you'll basically spend your time on the island enjoying various water activities.

First, we went snorkeling. The scenery was absolutely stunning. Unlike the Blue Grotto, where the main attraction was the mysterious, deep, fluorescent blue entrance, snorkeling at Gunkanjima was filled with colorful tropical fish swimming around us. Be careful not to scratch the coral, though; it can be quite painful, so I highly recommend wearing a full-body wetsuit.

After snorkeling, we had a light meal on the island and then prepared to parasail.

After taking a break from parasailing, I went for a walk on the seabed. It was easier than diving and also quite a fun experience. I took some photos of all kinds of funny and interesting poses.

Finally, we took a short walk and left the island. In fact, the most exciting activity on Gunkanjima should be the banana boat. If you have the chance, you must sit in the first row.

The waters were incredibly clear and transparent, allowing for views of sunken ships and artillery batteries, and the lingering smoke of past wars. A 20-minute walk around the island took us all. We spotted the internet-famous dead tree trunks lying on the beach, and pound crabs scurried among them. A few of our more adventurous friends suggested parasailing. The breeze gently lifted us high into the air, revealing a panoramic view of the azure sea before we slowly descended back to the boat. The experience wasn't as intense as we'd imagined, but it was a truly enjoyable one. We then arrived at the snorkeling area, changed into our wetsuits and gear, and slithered through the coral reefs, watching schools of fish swim by and listening to the waves and their cries. We had lunch on the island. There were two dining options in the rest area, offering set menus or a la carte options. The price was around $10, which is quite affordable compared to local prices.

Gunkanjima has a long white sand beach, pale blue water, and coconut trees, making it a perfect place for posing. However, it was too sunny and I couldn't stand it for a while.

I originally thought I could just buy a ferry ticket to visit Gunkanjima. Before leaving, I read a few travelogues and noticed everyone was using a local guide, which was cheaper and easier than buying tickets on the spur of the moment, and included hotel pickup and drop-off. So, I booked a tour package from China-TravelNote, the top-selling Saipan tour agency. The service was reliable. Once on the island, I took a walk around it while it was less crowded, and snapped some beautiful photos.

It is very beautiful, the sea water is very clear, and there are relatively few people. The island fee is 5 US dollars. It is best to bring your own food for a picnic, play amusement projects while watching the sea and the sky, and spend a beautiful day!

This is the most beautiful and diverse blue beach I have ever seen. The money spent is absolutely worth it... It is so beautiful that it is unbelievable. How can there be such a scenery in the world? I hope Saipan will not be polluted by the Chinese.

It's truly, truly, truly beautiful! Gunkanjima isn't big, but it's absolutely stunning (sorry, my vocabulary is limited)! There's a $30 entrance fee to the island, but since I signed up for the tour, there was no additional fee. However, you still have to pay for transportation from the hotel to the island! If you don't do any activities or water activities, and just wander around Gunkanjima, half an hour is plenty! The water is so clear, you can easily take a picture of your desktop. The sand is so fine, you can capture beautiful crystal waves! Snorkeling also reveals so many beautiful fish! I even went parasailing, and the view of the island and the ocean from above was absolutely stunning!

The sea water is amazing. I only snorkeled and didn't do anything else. Very good!

Gunkanjima is indeed very small, and it feels like you can walk around it in just over ten minutes.

I had no idea snorkeling here was possible, but once I did, I was shocked. The water was shallow enough for snorkeling, and I was surprised to see giant sea urchins everywhere. The sea urchins you usually see at the market are smaller, but the ones here were the size of tennis balls, and their spines were incredibly long, glowing blue on the seabed. It was easy to get stuck in your butt, so we all snorkeled very carefully.

After our snorkeling trip, we were returning to the dock by boat. The guide asked us to switch boats and try parasailing for the other group. I was a little scared beforehand, but once we actually got on, I realized it was very stable despite the height. After the staff helped me get into gear, the captain would steer the speedboat, using the wind and the boat's speed to pull me up into the air. The captain could control my speed. Since we were first-timers, we didn't know if we could ask the captain to let us in the water, thinking it would be more exciting and fun. Basking in the warm sun and gazing out at the vast blue ocean was truly relaxing.

The best spot on this trip is to go to Saipan just to experience snorkeling on Gunkanjima.

Gunkanjima is really small. The clouds are very thick, but the scenery is still very beautiful.

The children living on the island are all overjoyed when tourists give them some snacks~~~ But a reminder, if you give one child, many children will rush over (you have to control yourself)~~~

This is the ocean view, nothing to say, parasailing is good, banana boat is exciting, and the facilities are very complete. It is very suitable for snorkeling and not difficult.

This is a must-go place. In addition to playing water sports, don't just focus on snorkeling. Go to the back of the island, where there are fewer people and the environment is beautiful.

Gunkanjima is a relatively small island, as its name suggests. It's home to the Bajau indigenous people and a military camp. When we went to the restroom, a soldier with a gun kept following us, which was quite scary. It turned out he was just going to the restroom. The tour guide told us not to take pictures of the soldiers in the camp, as they might not be able to help us if something happened.

We were very lucky that there were only two of us in the group on the day we went to Gunkanjima, which was equivalent to a private tour, hahaha~ The package for taking photos of the coral reefs and snorkeling was about 500 per person. The local guide was very nice and gave us super five-star reviews!

It feels great to own the island. You can take pictures of the internet-famous dead trees as you like.

I heard that Gunkanjima was actually more beautiful in the past, and it was easy to see many dolphins chasing you and swimming with you.

But we were really happy this time! We were so lucky! We even saw two little turtles and a manta ray floating on the water while parasailing! So cute!

It was my first time seeing it from the air, and I was very excited by the unique perspective.

The jelly sea of Gunkanjima is indeed worthy of its reputation. The sea water is divided into three colors, the sand is very soft and fine, there are corals for snorkeling, and there are many activities on the island.

The environment is very good, great, but there are mosquitoes.

You can go to Gunkanjima Island, where you'll find soldiers and other personnel there, so you can take photos. Gunkanjima Island is beautiful, with soft sand and clear water. I'm running out of words to describe it. Anyway, it's a great place for all the little fairies to take photos!

There is a glass boat on the island and the tour guide also brought water toys, but it was really too hot, so most people just took a tour and then went back to the boat.

Our activities included jet skiing, snorkeling at Butterfly Reef, parasailing, underwater walking, and sea fishing. We were picked up at the Hyatt Regency at 9:00 AM Saipan time and taken to Gunkanjima by speedboat. The parasailing, jet skiing, snorkeling, and sea fishing were all quite enjoyable. The parasailing offered great views and was well worth the experience. The jet skiing, with speeds of up to 60 km/h, was quite social and thrilling. The sea fishing was a bit too intense; I nearly flew off the boat several times and it was a bit too bruised for me. It's recommended for thrill-seekers. The banana boat was towed behind the speedboat on the way to Gunkanjima.

PS: The underwater walk felt like feeding fish while wearing a hood. The snorkeling was decent, but considering we also went snorkeling in the Blue Hole, fishing and snorkeling out to sea, and snorkeling at Obiyan Beach during our drive, it felt a bit repetitive.

This is my absolute favorite island of the past few days. It's so beautiful! I absolutely had to visit it! It's a coral island about a 10-minute speedboat ride from Saipan. You can walk around it in 15 minutes, enjoy snorkeling, and enjoy the many water activities. The island is surrounded by white sand beaches, and the water is crystal clear, allowing you to see colorful tropical fish swimming around. It's so much fun! First, we booked a banana boat ride, so we departed from Saipan and took a speedboat out to the island. The speedboat pulled us along at high speed, heading straight for Gunkanjima. Before departure, the instructor asked us to schedule a return time, as Gunkanjima seems to close at 3 p.m., so tourists would gradually leave. After arriving in the morning, my friend and I didn't go snorkeling nearby. We just circled the island, taking lots of photos, and then met up to snorkel in the coral reefs. The coral reefs are on the other side of the island, accessible by speedboat. The water was incredibly clear, and I was so engrossed in the water that I didn't want to get up or leave, hahahaha!

The foreign instructor was very nice. When he saw me filming with my GoPro, he said he would take pictures for me. He also taught me various diving techniques and asked me to go through his bubbles. He was also very patient. Maybe he had high standards for the quality of the photos. He took a lot of pictures for me and was only satisfied when he saw the work was ok. He also praised me for being a good swimmer. When snorkeling here, you can see many small schools of fish swimming by the corners of your eyes. There is especially a kind of small fish with a long body and a transparent body. I could see only two eyes swimming around. You can also see many divers diving underwater. This place is really worth a visit.

Located on the west side of Saipan, Gunkanjima Island is a 10-minute boat ride away and a must-see attraction for any Saipan visitor. A separate entrance fee is required, and I've heard that the sea and sky there merge into one.

As soon as we got on the island, we saw the sign on it: Saipan.

The water here is azure blue, making it a great spot for snorkeling. With sunshine and beaches, you can also experience a variety of exciting water sports, and most importantly, it's a feast for the eyes.

The island is small and you can walk around it in about 15-20 minutes.

The entire island is surrounded by silver-white sand beaches, and the sea water surrounded by coral reefs changes into fantastic colors after being refracted by sunlight.

The island was full of lush green tropical plants. Although I was standing in the middle of it and enjoying the sunlight streaming through the jungle, I was worried in my heart whether lizards, snakes or some unknown insects would run out.

The souvenirs at Gunkanjima are not very cheap, but they are really cute.

Gunkanjima is a must-see attraction, whether you're diving or sightseeing. Visitors arrive on a large cruise ship, while parasailing takes a small yacht. The island's facilities are complete, and diving equipment and towels are available for rent. It's a bit pricey, so I recommend booking a day trip on Taobao for a cheaper price. The water is truly beautiful, crystal clear, just like the beaches of Malaysia, hahahaha

A must-do, as you can fully experience the water activities. Be careful of coral cuts while snorkeling. Taking good photos while walking on the seabed is difficult because everyone feels like an astronaut. When the parasailing crew skimmed the surface, I accidentally drank some salty water. The banana boat ride wasn't thrilling, just hold on tight. If you're traveling with five or six people, you can opt for a parasail to the island and then a banana boat to get back, saving on round-trip boat fares. We didn't take the submarine, but it's said to be more suitable for children.

Actually, Gunkanjima Island is beautiful, but my friends were all tired and the initial excitement had faded. We only went parasailing, and the complimentary snorkeling wasn't appealing to anyone, except me. The water off Gunkanjima Island is incredibly clear, even in the shallows near the shore. From the surface, you can see fish swimming underwater. It's unmatched in any other waters in Thailand.

There is an entry fee to Gunkanjima, and the entire island has been rented by a Japanese travel agency.

We signed up for a banana boat ride, and the speedboat towed us from Saipan to Gunkanjima. It was so cool! When we were almost at Gunkanjima, the speedboat guy even pulled us in circles, so we were afraid of it capsizing.

There are two areas on Gunkanjima where you can snorkel and swim on your own, surrounded by buoys. The water is quite cool. There are many other activities on Gunkanjima Island, including parasailing and underwater walking. Don't go diving, it's a rip-off. It's not really diving.

We left the island at around 3 o'clock, and Gunkanjima was cleared and closed at 4 o'clock.

Even on rainy days, the water of Gunkanjima is crystal clear blue, like jelly. The layers of gradient colors on the sea surface are not affected by the heavy rain at all. It turns out that a good foundation makes a difference. If the sea in Sanya encountered such bad weather, it would have become gray.

Gunkanjima is very small and can be walked around in 20 minutes. It is mainly for water activities, including parasailing, banana boats, motorboats, underwater walks, etc. There is a detailed list of prices at the rest shed.

Optional items and reference prices for Gunkanjima: US$87 for the Beauty Sightseeing Submarine, US$65 for the Undersea Walk, US$65 for the Parasailing, US$55 for the Four-in-One Water Sports, and US$70 for the Deep Sea Fishing.

Everyone must go early! Go early! Go early! I can't stress this enough. If you go early, the tour groups won't arrive yet, and there will be almost no one on the island or in the sea. The water is incredibly clear!

Saipan Black Bull, the service attitude is very good!

The island is small, and it only takes about ten minutes to walk around. The water is very beautiful! I splashed around for a while, but the sun was too strong.

Not only is the water clear and the sand fine, the color of the sea water is very beautiful, it is really worth a visit

Gunkanjima is very sunny, so be sure to wear sunscreen. There are lockers on the island where you can store your valuables.

If you haven't been to Saipan, you won't be able to appreciate its beauty. Snorkeling offers breathtaking views of the fading colors of the sea, the crystal clear water, and the coral reefs. It was quite crowded, but the scenery was truly stunning.

For those who are not military fans, it is just for fun. It is quite fun and shocking to watch. The Victory Kiss statue is right next to it.

There is a Chinese tour guide, which explains how difficult it is to land an aircraft on an aircraft carrier, including many thrilling landing experiences, such as not being able to see the full-screen guide.

To be honest, when I stood on the deck and looked at the runway, I knew it was really too difficult. Sailing in the sea is inherently unstable, and the runway is also relatively short. I really admire the aircraft carrier pilots.

The presentation mentioned Operation Desert Storm several times, as well as the Vietnam War, where its aircraft flew over 12,000 sorties and shot down the first three and last MiGs of the war. In the Gulf War, its aircraft flew over 3,000 sorties.

On the flight deck, you can see various carrier-based aircraft, such as F-14, A-6, E-2, etc. Some of them can be sat in.

Many of the staff are retired military personnel. When you visit the control panel, they patiently explain the process, saying it's long and tiring, and the explanations are only in English.

Standing on the deck, you can see the San Diego U.S. military base, which is super spectacular. It is worthy of its reputation as the overlord of the sea.

You can also see where the cabin (where the plane is hung) is.

Standing on the deck, you can see the San Diego U.S. military base, which is super spectacular. It is worthy of its reputation as the overlord of the sea.

We took a banana boat to the island, which was incredibly exciting. Unfortunately, I was too timid to let go, so I didn't take any photos. There were already quite a few people on Gunkanjima Island when we arrived. We rested for a while, sprayed some sunscreen, and then had some free time. The scenery on the island was truly beautiful, and the weather was amazing. It was a bit too hot, though, so I had to remember to reapply my sunscreen.

For snorkeling, you can just go by yourself near the beach of Gunkanjima. Remember to wear diving socks because there are so many corals here that they will hurt your feet.

We went parasailing on the way there and banana boating on the way back. We stayed on the island until around 3pm when we started leaving. The parasailing gave us a beautiful view of Gunkanjima, and the banana boat ride was quite exciting. We even saw dolphins this time.

The waters of Gunkanjima are incredibly beautiful! No filters needed! Remember to bring sunscreen with you when taking photos along the beach, or you'll instantly get a few shades darker, just like us.