Two Lovers' Point

Stunning views, this is a must-see in my opinion if you're visiting Guam. Great date spot as well, since the focus is so much on the legend of the two lovers – there are heart shaped locks for sale to attach to the fence, for example. The gift shop has classic touristy things, as well as some Chamoru crafted items, and the saleswoman is absolutely correct when she tells you their prices are the best lol

A great place to view fantastic sunsets. Overlooking Tumon beach. Only $3 entrance fee but there are spots where you can take photos.

A truly beautiful spot to take pictures of the bay from high up on the cliff. The water below is a gorgeous cyan blue, my camera didn't do it justice, you have to come to see it with your own eyes. And I came on a pretty overcast day, imagine if it's beautiful and sunny out. I was still incredibly happy to visit. You don't even need to pay the $3 to go up the stairs to the vantage point, there are plenty of spots from which to take nice pictures from. Props if you have a drone, definitely come check this place out.

Nice Read the story behind the naming of this place and you can appreciate the history It’s a beautiful place and nice to visit Particularly if you visit with your loved one

A man's face in the shores on one side, a woman's face in the rocks on the other side. A great view overlooking the ocean with a large cliffside down to a beautiful shore. Cheap $3 entrance fee well worth the view.

Such a lovely place both for the views and the special meaning of the site. We enjoyed the legend of the spot but also the fact that many couples come here to share the experience. There is a small admission fee to go up the viewing area, and you can purchase a love lock to leave with a message. Bring water, sunscreen and a hat!

A beautiful and Romantic place to have a wedding..Two Lovers Point is a place based from a Legend shared for many generations here on the island of Guam. The characters are Two lovers, and angry father, and a Spanish Captain and soldiers. The lovers not wanting to be separated by the arrange marriage of the beautiful young lady to the Spanish Captain, plan to meet and run away together. The young couple fled in the night and ran through dense jungles to the cliffs of upper Tumon. With the Spanish Captain and soldiers right behind them, they stepped unto the edge of the cliff line, tied their beautiful black locks of hair in a knot, kissed and embraced each other as they both lepted to the ocean depths below..That is how Two Lovers Point recieved it's name.."Putan Dos Amentes" if you look closely at the shorelines edge of the left side of the lookout, you will see the outline of the young lovers. Have fun..

Beautiful spot to do a quick look around. You have to pay $3 to climb a few stairs and get the real look but we could see plenty with out it. Little souvenir shop on site. Cool little 9-11 memorial there.

Such a beautiful view of the Truman Bay. Notice the pics out front BRFORE going through to explain the man and woman faces on the beach. Only negative is that it doesn't talk about the history of why it's called what it is.

This is definitely a place you want to see and visiting Guam. The legend behind this historical place is pretty romantic, an island version of Romeo and Juliet. Even if you're not here for the story of two lovers who jumped off a cliff, the views are pretty epic. If you are romantic, you and your loved ones can purchase a lock with a foam heart and put it on one of the gates around the area. Entrance is only three dollars, which is pretty cheap and you got to Support the island. The view from the top is beautiful! Best view in Guam!

It's inexpensive and it has incredible views. It's worth it to go in and up the platform... I got amazing pictures of the coastline, sun beginning to set, the beach... Definitely worth a quick stop.

We hadn't been here since 2019 due to COVID and timing on our last visits, but the views remain as stunning as ever. Unfortunately, the restaurant is closed, and our experience at the kiosk was less than ideal due to dude being a bit pervy. The place could definitely use some love, but the breathtaking scenery showcasing Guam's beauty makes it worth the visit. It's a must-see for newcomers and visitors alike!

Whether you are traveling and visiting with your lover or not, you should still come here and buy the ticket to go on the elevated lookout area!!! The tickets aren't even expensive and the views are amazing!! For real! At first perhaps I was trying to be all economical and see the views from the side without getting a ticket to go to the elevated lookout area, but then I really wanted to get the foam heart and heart lock and I realized you aren't really engaging with the area if you don't go out there. So we got tickets, got the foam hearts and heart lock and went in! I'm so glad I did! I would have REALLY missed out if I didn't get tickets! It's really great how they put the story of the Two Lovers on the wall when you enter in the gate and have all this other art work that help to bring your imagination back to how it must have felt for that young couple. When you go up the stairs and finally see the views you realize it is WAY different than the views you see from the side without the tickets! You NEED to see these views WOW! Beautiful! So peaceful from there! So so gorgeous! Wow you are SO high up (it's not scary tho) and you see everything! This was definitely among my most favorite places I visited in Guam! I want to go back there every time I come visit! Do Bring your lover!

Must do site see in Guam!!! Please take about an hour of your day to stop off and visit this cultural landmark. The gift shop is nice. The view is epic. The story is legendary. The cost is so minimal for a moment to stop and appreciate the islands beauty and heritage.

Lost its charm. The stone mural was missing one of its installments. The site is now a tourist attraction making money off of what was once free to the people. If you're going to make money try to up keep the area

Well, I'm in Guam for work, so I decided to make it a point to come see Puntan Dos Amantes. AKA,Lovers Leap. An old girlfriend from high school,Laverne Espinosa, told me about this cliff back in 1982. She said it was a beautiful story and beautiful to see. She had Polaroids of it, and it was pretty. So here I am,in Guam,41 years later, and I make my way there. It was a short drive from the hotel. The road leading to the entrance was long and had some damage to it due to the typhoon. As I was approaching the front entrance, I noticed a car and that the gate was closed. The young man, Stan, said they were closed for repair due to the typhoon. We had a short convo, a very nice young man. So, long story short,I will not be able to enjoy this Lovers Leap. Unfortunately, the typhoon caused a lot of damage on Guam, and this was not spared by it. I'm here for work, so I'm hoping against hope that it will be repaired before I leave. So I took a few pics,ones that I could anyway. Just a reminder that a lot more was damaged on Guam than this point. Hopefully, the island recovers soon.

Went here for a reenlistment so we all were able to go to the top for free. The views are nice and the background for pictures are great!!!

This place is very tranquil. It has a great backstory. Actually, it has 2 back stories. The view of all the locks is amazing. You can even purchase your own and place it there. The statue is breathtaking and the view of the "man in the water" is awesome. It is tough to see the lady in the cliff from there though. It is free to visit unless you want to go up on the cliff where a lot of the locks are. It costs a minimal fee to go up there. Parking is free there and is very accessible. There is also a trolly that services the park. They have two gift shops, a couple of vendors and a restaurant on the complex. They also have a small 9/11 memorial near the parking lot. Be sure to get your lock, write your message on it, place it somewhere on the complex (in one of the designated areas of course), and become part of Guam folklore.

This offers a great view of the island and a historical folk tale to go with it. You do have to pay $3 to go to the cliff, but it is worth the view. A must see while in Guam.

Been trying to watch the sunset at this location this past week. And every time we've tried to enter around 6pm the entrance gate is already closed or we've been denied access although business hours is stated as 10-7pm on Google. Just wondering what are the exact open hours for this tourist attraction. Thank you for your attention.

A must do while in Guam. The view is stunning and worth the price. Also if you are with someone special you can purchase a lock and heart to leave a lasting memory. Hopefully you go during a lull to avoid the crowds and are able to take in the sights at your own leisure. Entrance fee: $3 Heart: $2 Lock: $4

Super mega touristy, but a view worth 3 dollars. There are places you can glimpse the coastline from the unpaid area, but splurge the few dollars for the dizzying omg don't drop the phone! platform already, ya cheapskate. The place has a grim history but a lovely view perched atop a cliff overlooking Tumon Bay. It's hard to get a sense of scale in photos, but it's high off the water. Lots of couples taking kissy face selfies, to be expected. But singletons can enjoy it too. Sunset from here is surely stunning - I came in late afternoon, before the real golden hour. You can buy a lock with a foam tag and attach it to the fence or cables up at the top. Are the photos and the 20 minutes you spend here worth the price? Sure. Is it worth the commercialization of what was probably a very lovely and wild and rugged point? Can't answer. But it is what it is, and I found it a pleasant enough diversion. There must be a locals discount - I was asked if I lived here. Worth asking, at least, if you do.

I'm usually not a fan of the whole pay to enter scenic viewing areas but this one is understandable. It's only $3.00 and the viewing tower is significantly built up and took some investment to build. You can get the views for free and walk around the lower monuments/park but if you want to go on the elevated platform it costs a ticket. The small gift shop outside has quality souvenirs at a reasonable price.

On my 7th visit to Guam, I finally made time to visit Two Lovers Point and I only regret that I hadn't done it sooner. Parking is free and easy to find. You can take photos of the welcome sign, gift shop and the stone wall engraved story behind the lookout for free. If you want to enter the lookout itself, it's only $3 per person to pass the gate and head up to the top. Once you're up there, you get an incredible view of Tumon, the ocean and the gates where thousands of tourists have paid upwards of $12.95 to cement their love for all eternity by purchasing a foam heart and heart shaped lock to write their name on and lock it to the walls. It makes more some really beautiful photos. They have a coffee shop you can purchase snacks and drinks at, but they were closed when I visited. The gift shop has the usual round up of tourist knicknacks you would expect at any gift shop. But, the view alone is worth the short drive outside of Tumon. Pictures cannot do it justice.

Beautiful view at Two Lover's Point. Very touristy area so I would recommend going on a less busy day such as Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. The gift shop has a lot of unique items and souvenirs and the restaurant is in a great location on the cliff. They definitely cater to all tourists and have information about the story behind Two Lover's Point in multiple different languages which is nice. I would recommend this for a nice, quick and easy tourist spot to check out when visiting Guam.

Worth paying $3 for the view! Absolutely beautiful spot and a wonderful historic place. Definitely worth the trip.

1. There is a fee of $3 to enter to see the view of Tumon Bay from the building on the cliff. However, visitors can still come to the place and walk around to see the monuments and to take photos without the sights from the cliff. 2. The intended audience for this place is mostly for couples. Couples can purchase a lock from the gift store and write a message on the heart-shaped lock. Then the lock can be sealed at the place which represents eternal love. The view is also romantic when looking at the ocean and the place is filled with colorful heart-shaped locks. 3.I went there last weekend with my boyfriend and the weather was so nice in Guam (3/30/19). 4. There is a monument from Chamorros legend of a couple jumping off a cliff together since the girl's family was opposed to their love during the time the Spanish arrived in Guam. These two lovers represented true love. There is a an lookout point where visitors can view the island and the sea from a cliff. There is also a stone wall engraved that explains the story of the two lovers as it is now considered a legend in Guam. 5. The site's mission is that it's a visitor attraction and the place is mostly for tourists, especially couples, to learn more about Guam's history and their culture. It also offers a view of the beautiful island and its landscape. It is also a great place to take photos at with the scenic background of the view of Tumon and to promise for eternal love with your significant other. It does succeed in their mission as there are many tourists that come to visit and the place is filled with locks to represent their love for each other. 6. I gave it a 4/5 because although it has a beautiful view of the island from the cliff and it was fun putting on a lock on the rails of the stairs with my boyfriend. There wasn't much to see after that and we were only there for a maximum of 10 minutes.

BEAUTIFUL view and lots of colorful heart padlocks. It's only like $2-3 per local adult. Awesome!

This is a beautiful place to view the sea from, at sunset. The overlook is romantic when it's not completely packed with other tourists. Costs $3 bucks to enter the sectioned off cliff, but if you're creative, you can find places to view from that you don't have to pay for. Note there are no street lights so the ride back to the main street after sunset is pretty dark and there are speedbumps. Also note, point closes at 7pm.

Clean park, will maintained, great views all around from tumon bay to piti. I love the heart locks but it's $6.00 and the entrance to the elevated spot is $3.00. I could justify the $3.00 is for maintenance and beatification of the site.

I called them in hopes of getting more information about their business and they were uneducated about their company. As an employee, you should know your company inside and out. I asked a simple question regarding their marketing knowledge and instead of being approachable and willing to share, they just kept hanging up on me. I would just like to say bad management and something must be done. Nice place though!

Amazing view!!! $3 entrance fee, $2 if military, to the very top lookout. Near Micronesia Mall.

This place has been over-developed for commercial use for the purpose of making profit from the tourists! The rock ledge (which also indicates the elevation) where the two lovers jumped off has been covered with concrete flooring! There's now an entrance fee (just to see the view!) and expensive fruit drinks for the tourists to enjoy! They should have left Puntan Dos Amantes (even the sign at the entrance has been replaced in English!) in it's natural state!

Definitely touristy, but it has absolutely gorgeous views! The legend itself is very cool to learn about. My fiance and I did leave a lock with our names on it and it was a highlight of my trip to visit him.