Northern Saipan is rich in spectacular natural beauty and historical landmarks. Islan Maigo Fahang (Bird Island) is a must see with its breathtaking view of a secluded emerald bay. Explore Banadero Cave's (Last Command Post) WWII tanks, cannons, war relics, and natural limestone cave fortress.

Enjoy panoramic views from high atop Laderan Banadero (Suicide Cliff) and sheer sea cliffs at Puntan Sabaneta (Banzai Cliff). Take a cool dip in the Grotto, a huge limestone cavern connected to the open ocean by underwater passages - a super thrill for advanced scuba divers. Take a leisurely stroll of bike down the Marpi Pathway and visit the many peace memorials dedicated to the soldiers and families who gave their lives during WWII.

A popular local picnic area and jogging trail in central Saipan is the beautifully landscaped American Memorial Park. A trip to Saipan would not be complete without a visit to the pristine Managaha Island, easily accessible for day trips by glass bottom or speed boats.

Mount Tapochau, the highest point on Saipan, offers a 360-degree view of the island. Renovated from an old Japanese Hospital, the CNMI Museum of History and Culture features exhibits and interpretive displays of life in the Marianas before modern times. Observe some of the Marianas' interesting local creatures at the Saipan Zoo.

While cruising in the southern part of the island, stop and stroll at the Beach Road Pathway, a perfect spot to enjoy one of our magnificent sunsets. Plan to spend a day exploring the hundreds of exotic tropical flora at the award-winning Saipan Botanical Garden.

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