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The United Island Hopper, Part 1: A Day in Guam
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- The United Island Hopper, Part 1: A Day in Guam
- The United Island Hopper, Part 2: Overnight in Chuuk
- The United Island Hopper, Part 3: A Day in Pohnpei
- The United Island Hopper, Part 4: The Onward Journey
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Round-the-World 2019
- Booked: The Crazy Aeroplan Trip
- Impressions from Round-the-World 2019, Part 1
- Impressions from Round-the-World 2019, Part 2
- Review: United Polaris Lounge Newark
- Review: Ethiopian Airlines Business Class Newark to Abidjan
- Review: South African Airways Business Class Abidjan to Accra
- Review: Accra Marriott Hotel
- Accra, Ghana: My First Trip to Africa
- Review: Turkish Airlines 777 Business Class Istanbul to Singapore
- Review: Singapore Airlines 787 Business Class Singapore to Perth
- Review: Westin Perth
- What’s There to Actually Do in Perth?
- Review: Four Points by Sheraton Auckland
- Review: Air New Zealand Lounge Auckland
- Review: Singapore Airlines Suites Class Auckland to Singapore
- Review: The Private Room by Singapore Airlines (2019)
- The United Island Hopper, Part 1: A Day in Guam
- The United Island Hopper, Part 2: Overnight in Chuuk
- The United Island Hopper, Part 3: A Day in Pohnpei
- The United Island Hopper, Part 4: The Onward Journey
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Thank you for the post. I was looking into using the mini-RTW as an opportunity to do some interesting scuba diving, and although Pohnpei and Chuuk caught my eye, I initially discounted them as too hard to reach. Thanks to your legwork, I now have an itinerary with a few days in each of them, plus some Indonesia thrown in for good measure, not to mention a few layovers, also in places I haven’t visited before. Curious about your experience of the rest of the island hopper.
Awesome. Sometimes when I’m writing about these obscure places I’m like "no one’s going to read this!" I’m so glad you found these posts useful!
Thanks Ricky,
Guam has now been demoted from possibly interesting destination to avoid at all costs destination.
I wouldn’t make a special effort to visit unless you have a particular affinity for remote destinations (like me). Even then, there are arguably many more interesting islands in the Pacific that you could visit, like Chuuk & Pohnpei to come.