Students of all ages are able to enjoy the Adventure River Cruise, walk through a living ancient Chamorro Village and Botanical Garden, enjoy delicious local fiesta plates, play with friendly animals at the Animal Sanctuary, watch the way the ancient Chamorros started fire, and learn traditional basket weaving techniques. Visitors are also able to walk through the Valley of the Latte Farms and enjoy samples of the island's freshest produce learning about the value of sustainable agriculture, experience how the ancient Chamorros lived off the land, and gain an appreciation for the value of sustainable and eco-friendly operations for the preservation of the land, water, and culture. 

The Fiesta Style Island BBQ plate offered on the Valley of the Latte Adventure Park morning tours is a combination of delicious recipes handed down over the generations mixed in with the traditions of living off the land. We use seasonal produce grown and harvested right from the Valley of the Latte Farms (ask about our farm tours) in each plate. Eggplants, peppers, green beans, pineapples, watermelons, papayas, cucumbers, mangoes, and bananas are just some examples of produce grown in the rich volcanic soil using sustainable agricultural techniques.

Ancient Chamorro food preparation has always involved the people's close ties to the land. Gathering, raising, harvesting, hunting, and fishing are a part of the over 4,500 years of cultural practices. From the open fires to the heat of clay ovens to the BBQ grill, the Valley of the Latte presents ancient food preparation techniques every day.

Every visitor is transported back in time as they travel over the cool and calm waterways in the same manner that the ancient Chamorros had done for thousands of years. Once around the river bend, your senses are immersed in a dynamic scene of living history. You are greeted by the sound of the Kulu as members of Ulitao wearing traditional Chamorro clothing welcome you to a land where the ancients once roamed. A live fire, near the replica of an ancient Chamorro hut, roars as you are guided past traditional canoe building and shown actual latte ruins from foundations thousands of years old. You can learn about the local flora, fauna, and fresh water springs still thriving on the land that the ancients lived off of and take a leisurely hike from the river banks to caves just a short trek into the jungle.

There is truly no better way to celebrate the culture of Guam than by taking a stroll through the island's living history.

Visitors have the choice of an Adventure River Cruise, Kayaking, or Stand Up Paddle Boarding to cruise on the waterways that allowed ancient Chamorro civilizations to thrive for thousands of years. On special occasions, guests are even offered the chance to paddle on traditionally crafted outriggers built by Ulitao. From the Talofofo Bay, the Talofofo River basin is fed by several waterways; Ugum, Sarasa, Saage, Maagas, Mahlac, Tinechong, Malaja, and Bubulao, are just some of the rivers and streams that make their way to the basin and the Pacific. These waterways were used as a means of transport, trade, fishing, washing, and allowing for river based irrigation making them truly the lifeblood of ancient settlements.  

Visitors have the choice of an Adventure River Cruise, Kayaking, or Stand Up Paddle Boarding to cruise on the waterways that allowed ancient Chamorro civilizations to thrive for thousands of years. On special occasions, guests are even offered the chance to paddle on traditionally crafted outriggers built by Ulitao. From the Talofofo Bay, the Talofofo River basin is fed by several waterways; Ugum, Sarasa, Saage, Maagas, Mahlac, Tinechong, Malaja, and Bubulao, are just some of the rivers and streams that make their way to the basin and the Pacific. These waterways were used as a means of transport, trade, fishing, washing, and allowing for river based irrigation making them truly the lifeblood of ancient settlements.  

The Valley of the Latte Adventure Park has grown around the singular idea of providing a world-class destination and adventure experience based in sustainable and Eco-friendly practices. From the catch and release fisheries and the investment in the land to grow fresh produce and develop the surrounding infrastructure to the daily development of local interests, you can find the local spirit in every aspect of the Park.

Ask about our Valley of the Latte Adventure Park Farm Tours and you can walk through fields of green and taste the freshest produce on island. Delicious watermelons, coconuts, pineapples, peppers, eggplants, bananas, papayas, mangoes, and green beans are just some of the produce being harvested seasonally from the Valley of the Latte Farms.

Learn about the sustainable agricultural practices, the effects of the volcanic soil on the produce, or about the river as a source of life and the erosion that threatens our southern waterways. This is a great way for all ages to truly get closer to the land and develop not only an understanding of its importance, but also an appreciation for the environment through the cultural lenses of the Chamorro people. 

From previous events, school field trips, island festivals, special occasions, weddings, retreats, competitions, and more, the Valley of the Latte Adventure Park delivers a unique, charming, and magical experience. There is so much to enjoy: a walk through the ancient Chamorro Village and the Botanical Garden, enjoying the delicious food, playing around with animal friends at the animal sanctuary, learning about the land and people from knowledgeable guides, experiencing the water on kayak, cruise, or stand up paddle board, celebrating at a festival or event, and doing it all with one of the most beautiful backdrops on Guam.

Visitors of all ages will truly be immersed in culture, fun, adventure, and leave with smiles and stories.