Jungle Rules Adventure Tour

A couple weekends ago Matthew and I went ventured out and did a Jungle tour on UTVs. It was arguably the most fun that either one of us has had since we have been here on Guam. We got to drive our own UTV (Matthew did most of the driving) through the jungle and over the red dirt in the rural areas of Guam. We went to the Tarzan Falls in the southern portion of the island and we got to see the falls from the top and then hike down to the bottom to see it from there too! We spent a little over 2 hours riding around and feeling like we were almost going to tip over the UTV at some points. It was awesome! We went through mud, did doughnuts in dry red dirt, and got stuck going over huge ruts and rocks.

I posted a few videos on youtube since this blog was giving me a hard time with uploading them.

Here are the links to see them:

http://youtu.be/EBguu1kmpAA

http://youtu.be/KaVOgvJPUOc

http://youtu.be/TTXgbm0xyHw

http://youtu.be/ZgwGwMSvlq0

So as you can tell we had a lot of fun! This is one of our adventures that we said we had to do before we left the island. Now, what will be next: Zorbing, Para-sailing, Skydiving, Zip-lining, or Scuba Diving?

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