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Pacific Islands Club Saipan
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Pacific Islands Club Saipan is located on 58,000 square metres of prime beachfront property in the historical southern village of San Antonio.
Gaze out onto lush tropical gardens, the Waterpark or the Philippine Sea from generously appointed rooms that exquisitely combine Asian furnishings with modern neutral colours. PIC Saipan boasts 308 well-appointed guestrooms in a range of categories in the Rota, Tinian and Tasi Wings. All rooms feature modern comforts and amenities, including robes and cotton slippers, central air-conditioning, cable and pay-per-view television, IDD telephone, room safe, refrigerator, two large full sized beds plus an additional double size futon sofa.
Tropical hospitality
For those travelling on their honeymoon or planning a special anniversary with a loved one, choose the romantic Tasi Ocean Front Spa Room and indulge in the outdoor spa just 20 metres away from the beach. For extra pampering, the Hibiscus or Flametree Suites are an ideal choice. These spacious suites feature separate living spaces and are situated on the top floor and have expansive views of the turquoise sea. Immerse yourself in the resort and share the wonderful tropical hospitality with your family and friends.
Whether you are seeking relaxation or excitement, guests will benefit from the expansive range of facilities and recreational activities with over 60 different types of sports and recreation available free of charge. Relax on the beach, laze around the Waterpark, take a windsurfing lesson or challenge your friends to a laser tag game. Try one of the many land or water activities such as tennis, rock climbing, mini golf, body boarding, kayaking, and snorkelling. Grab a tube and slide along the Lazy River, shop at the Boutiki or relax with a soothing massage. The Kids’ Club is free of charge and hosts a range of both indoor and outdoor activities to ensure a fantastic time for children aged 4-12.
Distinctive dining
PIC Saipan aims to please every palate with four distinctive restaurants. The Magellan is a favourite for all-day family dining, featuring an extravagant buffet for breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. At The Galley, try the daily bento box specials, a Japanese style pizza or an Italian inspired panini sandwich. Cook your own Angus steaks and fresh seafood at the Beach BBQ. The Seaside Grill welcomes you to savour divine Pacific Rim cuisine and marvellous ocean views in casually elegant surroundings.
Facilities are also available for group gatherings including events, parties, incentive tours, seminars and training courses.
Guide to Saipan
The northern islands of the CNMI are mainly populated by Caroline Islanders, a Polynesian group with origins in Kiribati, while the southern islands are populated by Chamorros. Each year, a number of festivals celebrate Chamorro and Carolinian cultural traditions with song, dance, local crafts and food. Sample local delicacies like the apigigi, a local dessert made with coconut and wrapped in banana leaves, at the weekly Garapan Street Market. This lively market in downtown Saipan is also famous for its local arts and crafts.
The islands’ dry season is from December to June and the rainy season from July to October. The typhoon, or hurricane, season lasts several months and starts in late August to early September. On the three main islands of Saipan, Tinian and Rota, visitors revel in the spectacular scenery ranging from colourful underwater reef life to lush, bird-filled tropical jungles. There are many shipwrecks and tanks on the seabed off the coast of the islands that are testament to the fierce battles that took place in the area during WW2. These offer exciting diving opportunities.
You will never be left wondering what to do on the islands. In the evening, enjoy a dinner show with dancers and exciting music. Dinner is included and guests can participate in some of the performance. Dance the night away on a dinner cruise aboard a yacht with fine dining and live music or watch the sun set over the lagoon of Saipan on a romantic night out. The more adventurous can explore the back roads and off road attractions in an open 4WD with a knowledgeable jungle guide aboard. Located on Managaha Island, it is one of the latest attractions, the new Eurobungy trampoline and climbing wall that is designed to give everyone the opportunity to experience fun and adventure in a safe environment. Golfers, from beginner to champion, will enjoy Saipan’s golf courses. The courses vary widely in character but they all share stunning ocean views and a tropical island ambience so matter what the scorecard reads, an amazing experience is assured for all players.
The islands boast a wide range of places to stay. No matter what your taste or budget, from quiet and cozy, homey inns to luxurious and spacious accommodations, there is something to suit everyone. Inspired by the natural beauty of the islands, the spas in the Mariana Islands offer a vacation within a vacation. From the most relaxing spa treatments come a rejuvenated mind, body, and spirit. International airports located on Saipan and Rota and a commuter airport on Tinian service the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Check with your travel agent for more details. Avis has an office at Saipan and Tinian International Airports making it convenient to rent a car for the duration of your stay. Visit www.avisguam.com for more information.
Exciting and affordable, the unhurried Mariana Islands are a hidden playground with a friendly lifestyle and warm, island hospitality that you will treasure forever.