Guam's PIC Resort Reinvents Itself for Winter: Private South and City Tours, New Pirate Dinner Show
Creatrip Team
3 months ago
After safety concerns in parts of Southeast Asia reduced demand, Guam is regaining popularity as a winter getaway. Pacific Islands Club (PIC) Guam has refreshed its offerings: launching Explore PIC — private, guest-only South tours and City tours led by on-site entertainers called "clubmates" — and revamping its dinner show into "Pirates of the Pacific." Explore PIC offers 15-seat van South tours (including Emerald Valley, Wedding Cliff/Gom Rock, Setyaman Lookout, and Inarajan natural pools) and 2.5-hour city tours (including Paseo Park, Sirena Park, Guam Museum, Spain Plaza, Latte Stone Park, and Agana Heights fortress). Tours are free for guests, run on set days, require advance reservation, and accommodate small groups. The Pirates of the Pacific dinner show blends Chamorro (차모로: indigenous Guam people) BBQ cuisine, traditional island dance, fire stunts and aerial pirate action; it runs most nights and has tiered pricing for PIC pass holders and outside guests. Overall, PIC aims to attract solo and friend groups as well as families by offering flexible, photo-friendly, experience-oriented programs.
