Ilhas Marianas do Norte

País · Oceânia

População 47.329

Área 311 km²

Fuso horário Pacific/Saipan

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Northern Mariana Islands Essentials

The Northern Mariana Islands offer a unique blend of ancient Pacific heritage and significant World War II history. This list spans the islands of Saipan, Tinian, and Rota, featuring prehistoric Chamorro latte stones at the House of Taga and the poignant memorials of Banzai Cliff. Visitors can explore the Tinian airfields where atomic bombs were loaded, dive into the coral reefs of Mañagaha, or observe protected seabird colonies at Bird Island. These sites represent the archipelago's complex colonial past and its enduring natural beauty.

13 lugares

Editor's Choice

The Northern Mariana Islands preserve a complex history ranging from ancient Chamorro heritage to pivotal World War II landmarks. This selection highlights megalithic latte stones at the House of Taga and Mochong, alongside significant wartime sites like the Atomic Bomb Loading Pits on Tinian and the Last Command Post. Natural features include the protected marine sanctuary of Mañagaha and the limestone formations of Bird Island, while Banzai Cliff serves as a solemn memorial to the 1944 Battle of Saipan.

8 lugares

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Hidden Gems

Explore the rugged limestone landscapes and poignant World War II sites of the Northern Mariana Islands. This selection features the dramatic cliffs of Tinian and Saipan, including Suicide Cliff and Death Cliff, which serve as memorials to the 1944 battles. On Rota, the list highlights the tiered profile of Taipingot Mountain and the high-altitude cloud forests of the Sabana plateau. The ruins of the Old Japanese Jail in Garapan offer a glimpse into the region’s pre-war administrative history.

10 lugares

Best Beaches

The Northern Mariana Islands offer diverse coastal landscapes ranging from the calm lagoons of Saipan to the limestone cliffs of Tinian and Rota. This selection highlights beaches known for specific features: the coral-rich dive sites of Laulau and Obyan, the historical turtle nesting grounds at Wing Beach, and the dramatic jumping platforms at Taga Beach. Visitors can explore marine protected areas like Bird Island or the white sands of Micro Beach, which provides views of the nearby Managaha islet.

12 lugares

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Historic Sites

The Northern Mariana Islands preserve a complex history spanning ancient Chamorro culture and the pivotal battles of the Pacific Theater. At Saipan’s northern tip, Banzai Cliff and Suicide Cliff serve as solemn memorials to the thousands of Japanese civilians and soldiers who jumped to their deaths in 1944. Nearby, the Last Command Post occupies a natural limestone cave reinforced as a Japanese military bunker. On Tinian, West Field marks a significant World War II airfield, while Kalabera Cave contains ancient petroglyphs and served as a refuge during wartime.

5 lugares

Jin / CC-BY-SA

Parks & Nature

The Northern Mariana Islands offer a diverse landscape of volcanic peaks, limestone cliffs, and protected bird sanctuaries across Saipan, Tinian, and Rota. This selection includes historical sites like Suicide Cliff and Sugar King Park, alongside natural landmarks such as the "Wedding Cake Mountain" of Taipingot and the sea bird habitats of Bird Island. Visitors can explore Rota's high-altitude Sabana Conservation Area and the clear coastal waters of Taga Beach Park.

12 lugares