Hafa adai!
As you head south from the Asan Pacific War National Historical Park, you'll soon see the Fisheye Marine Park underwater observatory on your right.
Fisheye Marine Park offers a variety of activities, including an underwater observatory, snorkeling, dolphin watching, and dinner shows. The entrance fee for the underwater observatory is $16, allowing you to observe the underwater world of Piti Bay.
You can visit the Fisheye Marine Park website here:
https://fisheyeguamtours.com
I took a commemorative photo at the "I LOVE PITI" monument near the observatory.
Continue straight ahead and turn right at the intersection with the building that has a chimney.
As you keep going straight,
you’ll see a parking lot on your right.
After parking, head right,
and here is Emerald Valley.
It was a cloudy day, so the photos may look a bit dull, but on sunny days, the water appears a beautiful emerald color.
You can also see many fish swimming.
Be careful not to drop your smartphone while taking pictures!
Follow the waterway, and it will lead you to the sea. The wind is strong and refreshing.
After enjoying the beautiful Emerald Valley, let's head back to Route 1 and continue the drive through southern Guam.
