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Talofofo, Guam

Waterfalls, History & CHamoru Culture

By Island Seeker Editorial Team

Talofofo is a lush, scenic village on Guam's southeastern coast, famous for Talofofo Falls and the Gef Pa'go Cultural Village. The Talofofo Falls Resort offers one of Guam's most unique natural attractions, where visitors can ride a cable car and gondola down to pristine waterfalls. The village is also historically significant as the area where Japanese soldier Shoichi Yokoi hid for 28 years after WWII.

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local highlights

Highlights of Talofofo

  • Talofofo Falls Resort – scenic waterfall accessible by gondola
  • Gef Pa'go CHamoru Cultural Village
  • Shoichi Yokoi Cave – WWII historical significance
  • Talofofo Bay – scenic beach area
  • Authentic CHamoru cultural experiences and demonstrations

area at a glance

Talofofo at a Glance

🚶Walkability:low
👨‍👩‍👧Family:ideal
🍽️Food options:few
🌙Nightlife:quiet

Best for

waterfallsfamily day tripsgolf

Sample half-day plan

  1. MorningTalofofo Falls — two-tiered waterfall accessible by cable car or hiking trail through the jungle
  2. AfternoonGef Pa'go CHamoru Cultural Village (traditional village recreation) and Talofofo Bay beach stop

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