Introduction of Saipan scenic spots

If you plan to go to Saipan, first of all, you should know what scenic spots there are and what kind of scenic spots there are. The following small series will give you a brief introduction to local attractions, and you can choose the right attractions according to your own preferences.

: introduction of scenic spots

1. South-central Saipan: Notre Dame Cave, the highest peak, Forbidden Island, Diaoyutai, Purple Church, Native Farm, Tank Beach, Coral Beach, Carmel Catholic Cathedral and other scenic spots.

2. Northern Saipan: Blue Cave, Long Live Cliff, Bird Island, Last Order of the Japanese Army and other scenic spots.

3. One-day tour of Tianning Island: Star Beach, Water Spray Cave, Chulu Beach, Taga Beach, Sunrise Shrine, Tatuna Beach, Taga House Site, Atomic Bomb Loading Point, Pacific Battle Site and other attractions.

4. Warship Island: It mainly focuses on water sports, including snorkeling, umbrella towing, flying fish, banana boat, motorboat, underwater walking and diving experience.

Preparation before departure

Visa: Saipan is visa-free for China citizens. Just fill out the I-736 form before departure, print it out, sign it and give it to the customs. Don't fill it out too early, but fill it out within 7 days before departure. If you have an American visa, you can enter the country by renewing EVUS.

Hotels: Compared with other popular islands, hotels in Saipan are very ordinary. The best hotel on the island is Kensington, a five-star hotel run by Koreans. Hotel facilities are relatively complete, including three meals a day, but for hotels, the star currency will be lower. I recommend Yuetai Carnival, a famous four-star hotel with convenient location, about 5 minutes' walk from DFS Square and casino, and private beach.

Dollar: There is no need to change too much. Daily meals, small things are enough, because entertainment trips such as chartered cars are booked in advance. Most restaurants and shopping places can pay by credit card or mobile phone. It is enough to prepare a little cash for emergency.