Saipan Tourist Attractions
Saipan is a great place for World War II buffs. Shown above is one of two World War II tanks that got stuck in the lagoon. There is also an airplane in the lagoon that attracts divers from around the world.
Managaha Island is undoubtedly the prettiest beach in Saipan. Don’t forget to bring your snorkle gear to see some amazing sea life. Also enjoy the picnic tables, volleyball nets, a snack bar and a gift shop.
A trek to Forbidden Island is a must if you’re going to visit Saipan, and is a perfect day hike down the steep trail until you emerge from the trees for a spectacular view of Forbidden Island and the crashing waves.
Bird Island is a popular destination for tourists because the amazing view from the lookout, one of the most popular places to take photos in Saipan.
Suicide Cliff is so named because Japanese civilians and soldiers jumped off of the cliff to their deaths during World War II to avoid surrendering to the American soldiers.
Banzai Cliff is located in the northern part of Saipan, and offers some amazing views of the Pacific Ocean and the crashing waves below the cliffs.
Memorial Park is a popular place for both tourists and locals. There are walking paths, gardens, monuments, flowers, a footbridge, and places to grill for picnics.
Mount Tapochau is the highest point on the island of Saipan, rising 474 meters (1554 ft) above sea level. The lookout point at the top offers stunning views of the azure colored ocean in every direction.
Saipan is famous for its stunning white sand beaches. One of the most popular beaches is Micro Beach, just in front of the Hyatt Resort where you can grab a chair and an umbrella, drink margaritas, rent surfboards and snorkel gear, and splash around in the crystal clear, warm waters of the lagoon.
