Hiking to FACPI POINT - Guam
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Yesterday, Megan and I took a few hours to hike to Facpi Point. This trail doesn't seem to be as popular as some of the other scenic hikes on Guam, so if you are looking for a little time away from the crowds this is a good trail to check out. The easiest time to reach the point is low tide. You'll see all kinds of sea life and unique rock formations.
According to my wife's Apple watch, the trail is 4 miles total (2 out and 2 back). Make sure to bring sunscreen because the entire trail is exposed. I used google maps to locate the general direction of the trail. The route we took began immediately to the right of the gate to the World Adventist Radio compound.
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i cannot stress enough how much i appreciate your content! as a native chamorro who was raised in california and never got to experience the island myself yet, it’s so refreshing to be able to see someone explore the places my grandpa always tells me stories about, thank you for being so respectful of our culture and the island, we value it ☺️
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing this with us
Also much of the land is owned by the Torres family (familian Bakulo’ or Bakulu) which sold part to seventh day adventist.
FIRST OF ALL,HAFA ADAI AND WELCOME TO ISLAND OF GUAM..THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR ADVENTURE AND VIDEO..I WAS SURPRISED AS I KEPT WATCHING AND IM BORN AND RAISED HERE IN MY ISLAND..BUT WOW..THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO WITH YOUR LOVELY WIFE MEGAN ..FOR SHARING THIS..I NEVER SAW OR BEEN ONTHIS SIDE OF MY ISLAND..SO BEAUTIFUL AND PEACEFUL.. ONCE AGAIN THANK YOU..
Wonderful. Missing Guam. 'Will return one day.
Beautiful!
Thank you for all your footage. It helps me see places I never got to see when I lived there most of my life
I grew up on island; all my formative years. Your videos are beautiful and heartfelt. The music you chose was great, thank you.
As always, great shots! Guam is absolutely incredible can't wait to go there and explore. More awesome videos please. God bless you!
Thanks, Ivy 🙏 God bless you too!
Another epic video. Thanks for sharing
Haha... nice 👍🏽
The fruit is part of the noni tree and it has medicinal value. In chamorro they call the juice latda.
Oh cool! Thanks, Eric
Had to watch again as were planning this hike upcoming. Hope all is well in Albania. Just letting you know watching your channel has really inspired me and taught me a lot in editing. Thank you 🙏
Great video! 😊👍🏼I happened upon your channel by accident. I must say,I truly miss home. 🥺I haven’t been home over 27 years and watching your channel has made me want to see home again. Also,the fruit you are curious about isn’t a “ates” it’s called a noni fruit. I truly appreciate you sharing my homeland to the world. 🌎I am glad you and your wife is enjoying your stay on Guam 🇬🇺 some do not appreciate it,but,to each their own I suppose.🤷🏻♀️ I have seen a few of your videos and it is a delight to see all the locations I’ve been at. Although it’s a lot different from last I was home never the less,it’s still and always will be memories I keep dear to my heart. Thank you for sharing your adventures on Guam 🇬🇺 new subscriber here.🤗
Thanks so much for this awesome video, thanks for sharing.
thank you for showing me part of Guam I never ever even seen
Nice vlog thanks for sharing maybe going to check that place soon
Such an amazing, relaxing video of yet another beautiful part of Guam that probably most people don't get to experience (including myself, who's from there -- granted, I was a kid when my family left for the States). You guys are definitely experiencing the island to the utmost. Thanks for sharing the stunning footage of your adventures. By the way, I'm pretty sure Facpi is pronounced "fack-pee"...lol.
Thanks BluePacificRQF. I just found out about this spot a few weeks ago. The trail isn’t the easiest to find. I probably never would have found it if someone hadn’t told me about it. Thanks for the pronunciation assistance hahaha
Fakpi is the White-tailed tropic bird.. Nice video
Great video, Luke! Joanna now wants to go to the point. Via the non-itchy path.
The non-itchy trail is definitely the better of the two haha
Never been. Thanks for this journey. Your jungle tours are next level and very entertaining to watch through a statesiders lens. Guam has lost so much but gained too in the process. The story continues. My family has been a part of all of it. The fruit from the tree is called ‘ates’ pronounced ahh-tess. If you ever find yourself shopping the Underground Dungeon be sure to say hello…
Hey Steven! Thanks for the info on the fruit. Is the “ates” the same as the Noni fruit? Or is it something different? I just looked up the Underground Dungeon. I had never heard of it before. I’ll have to make a trip to check it out.
The fruiting masses look similar so it is possible that what you encountered may very well be ladda but it appears to be ates from my POV. Hard to tell but if you try ladda you will know it immediately. It’s definitely an acquired taste.
Ates aka sugar apple or sweetsop is not the same as the noni fruit or ‘ladda’ in Chamorro. They are 2 different fruiting masses from 2 entirely different trees.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar-apple
www.guampdn.com/story/life/2015/05/28/wed-lead---0527/28004375/
@@tayloredstory8241 i may not be present @ the Underground Dungeon but my brother Jeff should be. Tell him his little bro Steven says hafa adai & then tell him your bro said to give you family discount.
That’s where I went for off road ridding
That fruit that looks like troll eggs is call Lada in Chamoru, but it's more widely known as Noni which is Hawai'ian. It's used as a powerful medicine in pacific cultures.
Takie be’ha is the fruit of the tree, it means old lady’s shit. No joke! 😂
The fruit looks like NONI!! Read on its healing powers. It has a strong pungent smell but very healthy. Be safe!
Just so you know that area is called Sagua pronounced Såhgwa and sometimes Såhgwuh. Anyhow Facpi point is only the rock at the bottom.
Oh gotcha. Thanks for the insider info. That name is new to me, I’ve not heard it before.
@@tayloredstory8241 also if anyone ever troubles you about trespassing there just tell them you got permission from Eric Cruz son of auntie Grace “Torres” Cruz. Familian Bakulu
If you haven’t ate there yet I would suggest you check out caprisiossa order the squid ink spaghetti ..one of my favorite pasta there
I’ve eaten at Caprisiossa a few times but I don’t think I’ve had the squid ink pasta... I’ll have to give it a try.
What is your favorite Chamoru food? I'll go first... Latiya.
Kådu (soup). Especially if it has potatoes or clear vermicelli noodles, etc. Love it with fina'dene sauce and hot white rice. Comfort food, Guam-style, at it's best!
Have u tried Potu? Rice cake made with Tuba' (coconut wine/vinegar) check Chode mart near adelup. But u have to go early. Filipino version "puto'" is smaller different texture and tastes different. Chamorro potu is my favorite desert. Then latiya
Ka'it and tinala katne
Kadun Binadu with coconut milk, taro, and chotda, Tinalan Katni, Kelaguen Uhang, Atis, fresh Bunelos Dagu with syrup , Latija, and all the different Finadeni versions.
Lumpia
Those eels are very good eats!!! cook with coconut milk!
I think that was Noni fruit
Thanks, Ray!
That fruit is called Noni.
If I am correct that is noni fruit. just you tube it. check out emmymade, she shares a lot of information
Love the drone shots. Do you have to have a license to fly it in Guam?
Disturbing views of destruction by off-roading.