What to see in Northern Mariana Islands A trip to the Northern Mariana Islands Saipan without going through is not a successful trip. Situated 200 km north of Guam, it is both the capital and the largest island in the Northern Mariana Islands. She is best known for its diving sites such as Naftan. The clarity of its waters and marine scenery will delight water sport enthusiasts. A Islan Maigo Fahang or Bird Island, you will have the opportunity to experience a nature reserve in an emerald bay. Another attraction worth visiting is the limestone cave Banadero's Cave which was a place of retrenchment of Japanese resistance. Behold cannons and tanks that are exposed to today are. A cave is also visible: the Grotto. Connected to the ocean by underwater passages, it is the ideal place for experienced divers. A place steeped in history and with a view of all the islands, Laderan Banadero or Cliff Suicide is a must of the Northern Mariana Islands and Puntan Sabaneta or Banzai Cliff. Aside from that, you can go into the blank spot Managaha Island. The summit Mount Tapochau offers a 360 ° view of the ocean and the surrounding lands. Pathway to Mapi, evocative monuments of the families and soldiers of the second world war are visible. If you want to discover the history of the Northern Mariana Islands, visit Nothern Marianas Islands Museum of History & Culture. Located in the ancient Japanese hotel, 4,000 years of history will be traced there. End your discovery at the Botanical Gardens Inarajan Shore, or Nano Fall in Agat. The Saipan Botanical Garden is also open throughout the day to admire the local flora. A Tinian, discover San Jose and its impressive latte stones engraved with the hand of the House of Taga, a legendary leader. Finally, on Rota Island, explore thousands of species of fauna and flora, especially the Sagua'gaga Seabird Sanctuary. Do not forget to stroll through the botanical path Taisacana to observe native plant species. In the evening, get together with the local population to Swimming Hole. When to visit the Northern Mariana Islands? The ideal time to visit the Northern Mariana Islands is the months from December to June With an average temperature between 25 and 30 ° C, you are sure to always be in the sun. You will enjoy the breeze from the seaside to enjoy the tourist and architectural sights of the islands. You'll even have the opportunity to discover local products in Garapan market before going to attend the dance and traditional music. In May and July, enjoy a good time to participate in the Liberation Day. During June, the temperatures are cool and hot, so perfect for flowering tropical trees. The Arts Festival takes place Flamboyant. You will see local crafts and creations. Aside from that, the Northern Mariana Islands is also open to the world with the World Color Festival then the ball on Guam in July. During the month of August, the International Jazz Festival is the meeting place for all music lovers. Many restaurants are open to sample the Apigigi, a dessert made of coconut and wrapped in banana leaves. And above drop by the 360 Revolving Restaurant to savor their specialty. So do not wait to rub its people and discover its sites.
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