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[Guam Restaurants]
Restaurants in Guam offer a wide array of restaurants offer quality continental meals and exotic ethnic dishes, as well. There are Chamorro, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Filipino, Chinese, Mexican, and European restaurants, each with its own distinct ambiance. American fast food chains have become standard fare for those on the go.
[Ambo Island, Tarawa Atoll]
This small guesthouse has 3 self-contained rooms and it’s location is ideal for swimming. The guests can borrow kayaks, masks, snorkels and flippers to explore the ocean facing bay and its islets.
[Ambo Island]
A turquoise lagoon and long stretches of soft sand are the tourist attraction in Ambo Island. The island is ideal for relaxing waterfront walks under the shade of leafy palm trees. It is not advisable to swim in the lagoon due to the high levels of water pollution.
[Ambo Island Utirerei Motel]
This is the main accommodation available in Ambo Island. A motel with 28 rooms located in Ambo Village, including 4 over water deluxe rooms. There are a restaurant and bar, and convenience store on the premises. The motel also offers catering for special functions, banquet and meeting facilities on the premises too.
[ Caroline Islands]
The indigenous inhabitants speak the Micronesian languages of Pohnpeian, Chuukese, Carolinian, and Kosraean; the Western Malayo-Polynesian languages of Palauan and Chamorro; and the unclassified language Yapese (possibly one of the Admiralty Islands languages). Filipinos and Japanese are spoken by people originating from those lands.
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Address : Box 637 Treelodge, Kosrae, FM 96944, Micronesia
A beach resort located in the mangrove swamp of Kosrae island, on the edge of the ocean and inland rivers. Providing an amazing view with access to great food.
All of the islands in the Federated States of Micronesia use the U.S. dollar as is their official currency. There are two banks in Pohnpei – The Bank of Guam and The Bank of FSM. Both are conveniently located in Kolonia and are FDIC approved.
The main economic activities of the people of Pohnpei are subsistence farming and fishing, and tourism is also an emerging sector.