The Best 28 Guam Two Lovers Point Legend - The Spanish called the cape Cabo de los Amantes (Lovers' Cape), which has since been renamed Puntan Dos Amantes (Two Lover's Point). Freycinet used the tale of the two lovers during his 1819 visit to Guam to underline the inextricable link between marriage and Chamorro society's ancient caste structure. A visit to Guam without viewing Puntan Dos Amantes, Two Lovers Point (alternatively spelled Two Lover's Leap) at the northern end of Tumon Bay is worthless, since you will miss the country's most recognized tourist site. I visited the location in July 2015 and had an incredible time.
Two Lovers Point's Legend When Spain governed Guam, Agana, the main city, was home to a prominent family. The father was a wealthy Spanish aristocracy, while the mother was a chamorro descended from a renowned chief. They were landowners and were regarded in great regard by both Chamorros and Spaniards. Listen to the Legend Immerse yourself in the ancient Chamorro romance's passion and history. Sensitize Yourself Take in the View Fall in love with our island's unparalleled beauty and the depth of its culture. Be fascinated by our island's magnificent views and scenic splendor. Dos Amantes Puntan 30 second television commercial
Sirena, the girl who became a mermaid Naturally, the geographical constant remains the well-known Two Lovers Point, from where the unfortunate and thwarted lovers are fabled to have leapt.
