Central Pacific Collection (page 6)

Outlook over the Island of Babeldoab and small islets, Palau, Central Pacific, Pacific

Basalt monoliths known as Badrulchau, Island of Babeldoab, Palau, Central Pacific, Pacific

Sand strip appearing at low tide at the Rock islands, Palau, Central Pacific, Pacific

Church at sunset on Saipan, Northern Marianas, Central Pacific, Pacific

Ladder Beach, Saipan, Northern Marianas, Central Pacific, Pacific

Cathedral of Mount Carmel, Garapan, Saipan, Northern Marianas, Central Pacific, Pacific

Micro beach on Garapan, Saipan, Northern Marianas, Central Pacific, Pacific

Dead tree at Micro beach in Garapan, Saipan, Northern Marianas, Central Pacific, Pacific

Bird Island outlook, Saipan, Northern Marianas, Central Pacific, Pacific

Banzai cliffs on Saipan, Northern Marianas, Central Pacific, Pacific

Twin stone arches in the Spanish Bridge, Umatac, Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

Aerial of the Airport of Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

Surfer at sunset in Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

Woman watching the sunset in Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

Umatac Bay, Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

Bronze statue of a Chamorro chief, Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

The bay of Tamuning with its hotel resorts in Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

Coast around Merizo and its coral reef, Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

Tourist standing on a little pier with Cocos Island in the distance, Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

View from Fort Soledad over Utamac Bay in Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

Fort Soledad looking over Umatac Bay, Guam, US Territory, Central Pacific, Pacific

THE IRON HORSE, 1924. The joining of the Central Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads at Promontory Point, Utah, 10 May 1869. Scene from the silent film The Iron Horse directed by John Ford, 1924

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Welcome to the Central Pacific, a captivating region in the heart of the Pacific Ocean. From the stunning islands of Hawaii to the enchanting territories of Guam and Saipan, this area is brimming with natural beauty and cultural wonders. In Hawaii, you'll find yourself immersed in paradise. The luxurious resort area of Poipu Beach on Kauai offers pristine white sands and crystal-clear waters that beckon you to unwind and indulge in pure bliss. As you explore Oahu's vibrant cityscape, Honolulu's Waikiki Beach will captivate you with its golden shores framed by towering palm trees and overlooked by Kapiolani Park. Venturing further westward, Guam awaits with its breathtaking landscapes. Take in the awe-inspiring outlook over Cetti River Valley as it stretches out before your eyes – a testament to nature's grandeur. Stroll through Inarajan where St. Josephs church stands proudly, showcasing Guam's rich history and religious heritage. The it also holds significant historical importance. It was here that Chinese immigrants played an integral role in constructing the transcontinental railroad that connected America from coast to coast. Imagine their jubilation as workers cheered for the first train triumphantly crossing mountains from California – a momentous achievement etched into history forever. For those seeking tranquility amidst luxury, Maui's Kapalua is an idyllic retreat offering world-class resorts nestled against lush greenery overlooking turquoise waters – a true haven for relaxation seekers. Nature enthusiasts will be enthralled by Saipan's Bird Island Outlook, where seabirds soar above azure waves while Northern Marianas' Banzai cliffs stand tall against crashing ocean swells – both serving as reminders of Mother Nature's raw power and beauty. As day turns into night across these picturesque locales, prepare yourself for unforgettable sunsets painting Guam's skies with hues so vivid they seem unreal or bask in serenity at Sandy Bay in the Pacific National Historical Park, where history and nature seamlessly blend.