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Talofofo Falls Park

Name: Talofofo Falls Park
Address: Talofofo
Rating: 3.0

198 Reviews

#8 of 8 things to do in Talofofo

Caverns & Caves, Waterfalls, Nature & Parks

Talofofo, Guam, Mariana Islands

+1 671-828-1150

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“Something different to do”

This place has potential but falls short disappointedly. Riding the cable car down to the falls was... read more

Reviewed 7 January 2018

Kristina M

via mobile

“Falls and Cave in 1 park”

There is an entrance fee of $12 per head for the park , which includes all the free kiddy rides... read more

Reviewed 31 December 2017

TRavelBug232323

Los Angeles, California

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3.0

198 reviews

Excellent8%
Very good25%
Average41%
Poor13%
Terrible13%

Travellers talk about

“love nature” (2 reviews)

“at your own risk” (2 reviews)

“per adult” (2 reviews)

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Talofofo, Guam, Mariana Islands

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Kristina M

122

Reviewed 7 January 2018 via mobile

Something different to do

This place has potential but falls short disappointedly. Riding the cable car down to the falls was nice along with being able to walk around wherever. The train ride and amusement park rides were janky. The haunted house was well done and enjoyed by DH...More

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TRavelBug232323

Los Angeles, California

255213

Reviewed 31 December 2017

Falls and Cave in 1 park

There is an entrance fee of $12 per head for the park , which includes all the free kiddy rides : bump cars, swirling swings, rotating tea cups, train ride around the premises. You also have free access to the Love Garden ( basically x-rated...More

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V4642MPstevenb

123

Reviewed 29 December 2017 via mobile

Little corny but nice

My wife and two kids visited this park for about an hour. The falls are beautiful and the Yoshi cave fascinating. Not much to see of the cave, but loads of mosquitos...we rode the bumper cars for about 20 min nonstop so the kids were...More

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CHARLES A

Guam, Mariana Islands

8220

Reviewed 17 November 2017

Nice nature walk but the amusement park seemed to be out of service

We went to see the waterfalls and enjoyed the nature walk. Seeing the hole where the Japanese soldier survived for 28 years after they war was noteworthy. If you go for the nature walk it is well worth the effort. The amusement park seemed to...More

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fayejulies2018

Tumon, Mariana Islands

Reviewed 13 October 2017 via mobile

Don't waste your time

We decided to go on a hike with a kiddo and friends and so not what we expected. Boo or dogs running around. We paid to go in (don't remember how much) but was there super early so none of the "rides" were one yet....More

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drwn

Findlay, Ohio

164125

Reviewed 21 August 2017

so much wasted potential

The falls were neat. I'll give them that. This is a hodgepodge of old amusement rides/broken "monorail"/and a sex theme park. I just stood there and said to myself, "This has so much wasted potential." It looks like the owner saw an amusement ride at...More

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davey460

Guam, Mariana Islands

10829

Reviewed 12 August 2017 via mobile

The falls

Had a great time with my daughters. The lift makes it easier to get down, I remember when I younger we hiked down. They have made a trail that brings you in a circle around the falls area. I remember swimming in the falls area...More

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Billy M

Madison, Mississippi, United States

16137

Reviewed 24 June 2017 via mobile

A nice piece of WWII history

The history of Yokoi's cave is facinating and worth visiting. The falls are nice as well. The rest of the park seems out of place and dome of it is a little "cheesy".

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snipe49445

Muskegon, Michigan

310104

Reviewed 20 June 2017

Cool To Visit Once. Very "Captain Spaulding Kitsch" with Gunfire

It's a cool place to visit once. For $12 you get the cable car ride over the falls. There is a small hike down, around and back up to the cable cars, with two suspended bridges. This could be difficult for someone with disabilities, as...More

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Julia B

North Bend, Oregon

Reviewed 13 January 2017 via mobile

A fun place for kids and grandparents. Great staff!

Because of some of the negative reviews, I hadn't taken my son here in the three years we have lived here. That was a mistake! We had a wonderful day here with my parents that are visiting. The first thing you see from the parking...More