Area Attractions

Enjoy a spectacular sunrise or a breathtaking romantic Pacific sunset at Micro Beach. Enjoy a cocktail or read a book while working on that tan in our beach lounge chairs available for our registered in-house guests . The ocean is your playground as water activities such as windsurfing lessons, sailing, ocean canoe, stand-up paddle board, and snorkeling are available in our beach concession, Saipan Seawind Marine Sports. Cool down on a hot day in our swimming pool and find your peaceful space in our array of cabanas you can choose from. Food and drinks are available and to complete the tropical vibe, relax to the sound of cascading water from the pool waterfall nearby. Open daily from 10:00 AM to Noon and from 01:00 PM to sunset.

Club Elan Fitness Center is available to hotel guests who want to stay active in a place that promotes a safe, comfortable and functional exercise environment. Open Daily from 05:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

The Flower Crown is a head dress worn by men and women in the Marianas and is made out of fresh flowers and leaves that are in abundance on Saipan all year round. Wearing the flower crown or ‘mwaar’ is a long standing tradition in the Marianas and it is especially worn during special occasions , life celebrations and to show convey love and respect for others. The workshop is in cooperation with a local business, owned by Saipan born Ashley Reiko Pangelinan of Pualani Crown. To know monthly schedule, please contact us by telephone at +1 670 234 1234.

Our full moon and sunset yoga are your gateway to fitness and wellbeing during your stay. It is held by the beach that intends to give participants maximum peace and tranquility with the relaxing sound of the waves. To know monthly schedule, please contact us by telephone at +1 670 234 1234.

A bit of a leisurely hike, the Bird Island hike convenes on a secluded, sandy beach overlooking the famed Bird Island of Saipan. This Marine Protected Area (MPA) and Bird Sanctuary can be viewed from the Bird Island Lookout, as hundreds of indigenous birds circle the majestic limestone formation.

The Forbidden Island hike, located on the easternmost end of Saipan, remains one of the more difficult trails our islands have to offer. Ocean-filled swimming and tide pools found on the hike’s beaches are ideal for marvelling at aquatic life, or simply to cool off after the journey down.

Legend has it that a man, unlucky while fishing, cursed the sea for his poor fortune. As a consequence, the sea captured the man, planting his face upon a rock for all to see, as a reminder of his insolence. Today, the Old Man by the Sea is not simply a rock formation, but an exciting hiking expedition. A hidden gem of Talofofo village, this is a great hike for families and friends alike.

Rising out of the sand at a depth 30 feet is a rocky formation that on a good day will have up to 40 Eagle Rays swimming around it. The divers go down to the rocks and hold on as the Eagle Rays pass overhead. Many times the rays come within an opportune time for photographs.

Lau Lau has hundreds of small animals to see, such as an array of Wrasses, Butterfly Fish, Surgeons, and more. For the dive that likes to go slow, you will also have frequent encounters with nudibranchs, Stone Fish, and octopus. This is an ideal dive site for beginners or people interested in smaller, more colorful animals.

When you enter the water, you will see a large school of Red Snappers in the distance and as you go down towards the base you will find hundreds of different animals. Eagle Rays, eels, and Surgeons are seen often. The highlight of this dive, however, is feeding the Butterfly Fish. As soon as food enters the water, the divers are surrounded by thousands of yellow and white Butterfly Fish.

Naftan is one of the best wall dives in the CNMI, with amazing visibility and fish live, located on the southern tip of the island. The top of the wall starts at 45 feet and goes down to over 130 feet. There is always the possibility of running into some Napoleon Wrasses at the case of the wall or and octopus. This dive is great for every level of diver, but advanced divers will get more out of this dive.

The American Memorial Park, dedicated to veterans of the United States of America, lies directly across Hyatt Regency Saipan. A World War II museum completes this park, and contains exhibits on the Battle of Saipan, Battle of Tinian and documents many more valiant troops’ tales. In addition to this fascinating museum, the park’s grounds host a variety of cultural festivals each year.

As clearly stated in its name, this museum is a detailed view on Saipan’s historic significance, specifically in the Battle of Saipan. Located in an old Japanese hospital, this museum can be found across from the equally beautiful Sugar King Park.

Once the site of a Japanese-owned sugar plantation and railroad, Sugar King Park contains several ancient Japanese shrines. In the early 1900s, this railroad transported sugar cane to factories across the island of Saipan. Today, the original locomotive car is on display in the beautiful park.

Rather than surrender to U.S. troops during WWII, many Japanese people committed suicide, jumping from these cliffs into the ocean below. A shrine can be found near the cliffs, dedicated to the Japanese civilians’ that lost their lives during the war.

Venture out onto the Pacific waters with an exhilarating ride on an inflatable Banana Boat.

Put on the harness and be gently towed by boat, soaring above the ocean, as the parasail takes you higher and higher.

Similar to carnival pedal boats, these boats allow you to cruise about the ocean at your own pace.

Guests have the option to fly across white-tipped waves with this amazing rush of a sport. Includes skis and driven motorboat.