Situated in the sparkling blue waters of the Western Pacific Ocean, Saipan is the largest of the Northern Mariana Islands, a U.S. Commonwealth known for its rich historical and natural attractions. Saipan captures the diverse cultures in its Spanish-era heritage sites, World War II memorabilia, and indigenous Chamorro and Carolinian communities. The island boasts breathtaking coastal vistas, verdant tropical landscapes, and an abundant marine life that includes colorful coral reefs for divers' delight. Activities like hiking to the peak of Mount Tapochau, exploring the Grotto--a mesmerizing underwater limestone cave teeming with sea turtles, and diving into the historical past at the American Memorial Park make Saipan a unique and intriguing travel destination. Its pristine beaches with turquoise waters, like those at Managaha Island or Micro Beach, epitomize its reputation as a timeless Pacific paradise.

Meet and Stay with Local Women in Saipan

Stay with locals

Stay with local women to see how they live, listen their stories, learn about their culture and have a unique travel experience.