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A guided 2-hour off-road tour in Polaris/Yamaha buggies through jungle trails, rocky paths and scenic coastline, with a secluded-beach stop and fresh coconut. Prices (operator's site): Adult Participant (13+) $75, Child Participant (4–11) $30, Adult Solo ATV (18+) $85. Gear included; no experience needed.
Information source: Operator's website
Record updated: 11/9/2026 · Current access not independently verified
Marpi, Pale Arnold Road
Listed hours: Monday–Sunday 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
(670) 323-8735Get DirectionsPlan Your Island Day
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~133-acre park in Garapan honoring American and Marianas lives lost in the 1944 Marianas Campaign: Court of Honor and Flag Circle inscribed with 5,204 names, carillon bell tower, WWII museum/visitor center with the 22-minute film "An Island Called Saipan," mangrove boardwalk and a 1.2-mile scenic path. Entry free; grounds open 24 hours. Phone (670) 234-7207.
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The CNMI State Library, Insatto Street, Susupe; 123,000+ items; children's library, Pacific Collection, storytimes, ukulele classes, summer reading program. Phone (670) 235-7322 / 7323. Read-aloud sessions Fridays at 10:30 AM (under temporary operations). Check cnmilib.org for current hours.
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A municipal park honoring Haruji Matsue, founder of Saipan's sugar industry: his larger-than-life statue (dedicated 1934, it survived the 1944 battle), the restored sugar-railway steam locomotive, komainu guardian statues, a hall of prayer with a peace bell, and a German-period stairway. The active Saipan Katori Shrine stands inside the park — please visit it respectfully. The park hosts the annual Japanese Autumn Festival each October.
Garapan, Middle Road, across from the NMI Museum
