Beaches:

No matter what beach you chose to visit in Saipan, you won’t be at a loss for wonderful spots to swim, snorkel, beach comb and picnic, to name a few.

Lau Lau Beach: Found along Magicienne Bay on the southeast part of Saipan, is a large beach divided by rock formations with shallow waters and gentle waves. Boasting one of the largest reefs on the island, Lau Lau Beach is one of the most popular attractions in Saipan. The beach also serves as an ideal dive site for beginners or people interested in snorkeling and viewing smaller and more colorful marine life. Lau Lau is home to hundreds of small mammals, like wrasses, Butterfly Fish, Stone fishes and octopus.

Obyan Beach: This beach is another popular spot with tourists and locals alike. There are two WWII era Japanese bunkers, an ancient latte stone site, and, of course, white sandy beaches with a great view of Tinian. This palm tree lined beach is a perfect place for barbecuing, swimming, snorkeling, spear fishing and boogie boarding.

Micro Beach: Micro Beach is one of Saipan's finest white sandy beaches, best known for its play park and many water sports facilities. It’s a perfect spot to relax during the day or at dusk to watch one of Saipan’s glorious sunsets with a backdrop of the Managaha Island.

Must See:

Saipan has many beautiful attractions that are well worth adding to a traveler’s itinerary.

Banzai Cliff: The area is called Puntan Sabaneta to the locals, which means "small grassland point", a perfect description for this area. Travelers will find numerous memorials and monuments. Today, Banzai Cliff has also become a popular dive site.

Duty Free Galleria: The DFS Galleria gives visitors an opportunity to experience duty free shopping without going abroad, located in central Garapan, travelers will find numerous brand name clothing, jewelry, accessories and other goods at cheaper prices than many other countries. Visitors can also hunt for souvenirs as well; some are made by local craftsmen.

Saipan Botanical Garden: The Saipan Botanical Garden is an exotic garden filled with tropical plants, trees and fruit that grow naturally on the island of Saipan. There are over a thousand plus varieties of plants on display in the garden, making it an overall great learning experience for gardeners and travelers who enjoy strolling through well preserved, beautiful gardens.