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A Message from MVA Managing Director Jamika R. Taijeron

Hafa adai and tirow!
 
Thank you for checking in on us as the Marianas continues to recover from Super Typhoon Sinlaku.
 
Even in the face of this challenge, the Marianas Far From Ordinary spirit is showing through our community coming together, supporting one another, and moving forward with strength and care.
 
We are truly grateful for the support we’ve received from our partners, agencies, and friends near and far. That support is making a real difference as we work to ensure our people and our islands recover together.
 
We’ll continue to share updates along the way, and we look forward to welcoming visitors back as we safely resume international travel.
 
Si Yu’us ma’ase, olomwaay, and thank you.
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A Far From Ordinary Place

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The Marianas are a unique melting pot of history, culture and natural beauty unlike anywhere else in the world. Chamorro and Carolinian cultures live alongside Eastern and Western influences. WWII history is ever present and the landscape is both lush and dramatic, all surrounded by waters of incredible blues. With Saipan, Rota and Tinian being part of a chain of fourteen more remote islands and the mysterious depths of The Mariana Trench being just on the horizon, the Marianas is proudly a Far From Ordinary place.

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The Islands

Saipan
Saipan, the capital and largest island, serves as the international gateway and commercial hub of the Marianas. It boasts stunning white sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters and vibrant coral reefs perfect for snorkeling and diving. Just a short boat ride away, the idyllic islet of Managaha offers pristine shores and excellent water activities, making it a must-visit spot for tourists.
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Tinian
Home of the annual Pika and Beer, Beef, and Band Festivals, Tinian, a neighboring island just three miles south of Saipan, is easily accessible through a short hop on a plane. Known for its unique take on Chamorro food fused with local hot pepper, Tinian offers a culinary experience that delights the senses. Rich in World War II history, visitors can explore significant sites such as North Field, where the Enola Gay took off for Hiroshima, adding a profound historical dimension to their visit.
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Rota
Nicknamed “The World’s Friendliest Island,” Rota is known for its friendly nature, sweet potatoes, and coconut crabs. If not the local delicacies, Rota’s people will soon charm you with their smiles and warm hospitality. A sense of family will soon overtake you. Dip your toes in the Swimming Hole or view thousands of endemic bird species at the Rota Bird Sanctuary. Wedding Cake Mountain and Tweksberry Beach are sights to behold, all accompanied by ceaseless songs of local birds.
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The Northern Islands
Discover the untouched beauty of the Northern Islands of the Marianas, a sanctuary of pristine landscapes and vibrant marine life. Accessible primarily by private vessels, these remote islands offer unparalleled adventures for those seeking uncharted trails, dramatic volcanic terrains, and hidden waterfalls. The Northern Islands, or Gani in the indigenous Chamorro language, feature black sand beaches and the only active volcanoes found in The Marianas.
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For more information on these activities and to explore additional adventures, check out our interactive map featuring historical sites, hiking trails, and more. Whether you’re a history buff, outdoor enthusiast, or simply seeking relaxation amidst natural beauty, Saipan, Tinian, and Rota offer something for everyone. Start planning your island getaway today and embark on an unforgettable journey through the Marianas.

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Explore the depths of the Marianas

Welcome to the stunning underwater world of the Mariana Islands, a paradise for divers seeking adventure and beauty beneath the waves. Nestled in the western Pacific Ocean, the Mariana Islands boast some of the most diverse and breathtaking dive sites in the world, attracting enthusiasts from across the globe.

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