This was an awesome tour! They were able to host a good-sized group of 8 of us on kayaks and paddleboards (we could have fit more if we went two deep on the kayaks), and we explored the waterways with our guide. She was quite knowledgeable on local conditions, flora, and fauna, and the lunch was outstanding as well. If you only have a short time on Guam, this place is well worth the investment! I learned quite a bit about local traditions and culture.

This was an amazing tour great history and the tour guides and staff were really nice and had all kinds of funny jokes in between. The lunch was really good as well I really loved the ribs that was worth the extra money spent for them. Enjoyed every minute of the tour. Beautiful sites during the boat portion of the tour.

(Translated by Google) Very very good experience. You can't experience it in East Asia. I hope everyone will come and try it, and it will not be tiring or dangerous. We also bought coconut oil because it was so delicious. (Original) 非常非常好的体验。在东亚不太能够体验到。 希望所有人都来尝试一下、并不累，也不危险。 我们还买了椰油，因为它实在是太香了。

Do it! Great Tour! Very good time to learn about the Chamorro people, Riverboat Captain and guide were really friendly. Food was also excellent

Amazing! The price made me hesitate but it’s worth every penny. The staff was amazing and accommodating. We got to see animals in their native habitat and eat an authentic meal for Lunch. Not a single moment of the tour was boring or unnecessary. It’s was the coolest part of vacation.

Beautiful culture and sites! The tour was amazing I loved the views and the jokes made by the staff, the history and the culture was very interesting to me and the food tasted great especially the ribs which was worth a little extra money to pay to add to my plate. I really enjoyed the whole tour.

A wonderful cultural experience! We had family visiting from the UK and wanted to show them the cultural side of Guam away from the beach vibe of Tumon so arranged a morning cruise at Valley of the Latte. It was the most delightful trip sashaying down the lazy Talafofo river, hearing all about the flora and fauna from the entertaining captain Andy. Walking through the jungle and seeing how the local fruits tasted and were used was not only educational but also great fun. The staff was attentive, courteous and entertaining. All in all one of the best things we did with the family. Worth the five stars.

KAYAKING! Thoroughly enjoyed the kayaking. During the kayaking you stop to see some beautiful things: land crabs, catfish and other fish, the animal sanctuary, rare fruits and plants, fire making and stop at a beautiful Chamorro village. The tour guide was well knowledged and made sure we had enough breaks in the shade. The whole team was very professional and made the experience enjoyable.

We went on the boat tour for the Veterans Day special and it was just the best experience. I definitely recommend going with other friends or family. The tour guide was awesome, friendly and funny. During the boat ride he made the guests some woven fishes for the kids and roses for the ladies. We were able to feed the animals and ride the carabao. We also saw some crabs along the way. They demonstrated how to open a coconut and they let us try the coconut juice as well as the coconut meat. They also showed how to make a fire and also let some of us try to start one too. Some of us were also given some woven baskets to take home. I didn’t take pictures of the food but it was very delicious, they also provide you with water and tea to drink.

We had such a positive experience here on the River Cruise! It was equal parts relaxing and engaging, the tour guides are friendly and knowledgeable, and my whole family had a good time. A definite MUST SEE if you are new to the island.

Wow! What an experience! I honestly will recommend this to ALL - all ages, locals, tourists, family trip, first dates - everyone. The tour guides are funny, cool and nice, the food is good, the whole thing was just good! Thanks

A definite must for all tourists and locals. Immerse yourself in the Chamorro Culture at Valley of the Latte.

The Riverboat Cruise was great, boat captain was very knowledgeable about the whole area and was also very funny, kept making everyone laugh. We saw several Iguanas and lots of land crabs and the huge catfish, we went down another river and headed into the valley. After the cruise, we were given a tour of all the local fruit trees and ate some local fruits then we were treated to a great bar-b-que lunch and some demonstrations on coconut weaving and how to start a fire with just two pieces of wood. I highly recommend this tour, especially if you want to get away from everything and just relax.

I highly recommend this tour. The staff was terrific - both the captain (who should have a side gig as a stand up comedian), and the first mate - who was amazing at weaving toys and little baskets out of palm fronds, and the people at the Chammoro village who also demonstrated folk skills and served a delicious lunch. Learned a lot about the river environment, and about Chammoro culture! Wonderful.

Such a good tour!!! Very worth checking out and honestly such an awesome deal for what you get. All of the staff were very accommodating and you can tell they really care. This jungle cruise was a great way to experience part of the island, locals and tourists alike. Informative and interesting facts about Micronesia, Guam, wildlife, and the surrounding greenery (loved the identifying of plants). Absolutely!!! LOVED! the scenery... plus the crew had jokes for days! Super entertaining and fun. There were also hands-on experiences where everyone participated which made it that much more fun, enjoying the jungle cruise with others! Definitely recommend checking it out. The lunch provided was also fantastic???? The Hibiscus Tea was honestly sooooooo so good. Truly bussin BUSSIN. There's the normal jungle cruise and also the kayak tour! If you really want to get into nature and be active, the kayaking is fantastic. Personally I really loved just the jungle cruise, the boat, the scenery and the breeze was just sublime.

Having been here for a few weeks in Guam, this place had been on our list to go and visit and we finally did. It was well worth the trip down to this area in Talofo’fo and it was a great experience. It had a vibe of a small Polynesian cultural center (back home in Hawai’i) where they take you on a tour on a boat, different villages had a small lunch and teach you about the culture and people of Guam and Micronesia. For locals it’s $55/person and visited I believe $100/person. The captain of the boat had his few shares of cheesy and funny jokes he’d share over the boat intercom and was very personable and friendly. The staff there also invited visitors to participate in activities such as fire making on a stick, feeding the animals there with banana leaves, teaching you about how to husk a coconut and the many variety of plants, flowers and trees there on the land here in Guam & it’s uses to native CHamoru. The lunch was included in the admission and they also had water and ice tea to drink as well. Red rice qs good and the haupia pie was tasty along with its bbq and coleslaw. There is a membership pass you can purchase for $200+ a person but not sure if it’s worth it with the limited number of things you can do every time you come visit. Maybe if you had family or friends visiting you in Guam and you take them here then it’ll be worth it for the membership. I enjoyed my experience here in learning more of Guam and the CHamoru legacy that lives on here on this island. A must for any local or visitor to experience. Another cool thing is you can also ride a carabao:)

That was a really entertaining and educational experience! Had a great time with our guide Pineapple Joe, who had the best one-liners. Nice gentle cruise down the river and a short hike around. Lots of beautiful sights, great demonstration of how to husk/grate a coconut. Delicious food served for lunch. Will be coming back again some time! Thanks!!

This was an awesome experience! I loved seeing the jungle from the boat. The tour guide had a lot of great information about the local flora and fauna. We saw crabs and fish and monitor lizards. We learned how to crack coconuts and got to try fresh coconut. They had a really tasty meal, and they had a great vegetarian option. Read the full review on Google.

Had a great time on a boat tour of Valley of the Latte. Very interesting to see how people of the past lived, and how people of today keep those traditions. The man who is in charge of tending the water Buffalo made a delicious lunch for our tour group. I highly recommend visiting and going on the tour of the Valley of the Latte.