Guam is a sunny island paradise perfect for beach getaways, and every year it hosts exciting road running events—especially the fun run and walk party held just before Christmas, which completely redefines the traditional image of road races. Whether it’s a little baby who needs to be carried or a wheelchair taking the place of its owner’s legs, everyone can shine at this festive run-walk party filled with Christmas cheer. You don’t even have to run fast to join in!
The 12th annual Guam “Jingle Bell Christmas Joy” International Charity Fun Run will take place on the morning of November 28th, starting in front of the Hilton Guam Resort & Spa, covering a distance of 5 kilometers. A charity fundraiser will also be held on the same day, with all registration fees and donations going to charitable causes. This event perfectly blends the joy of Christmas, the health benefits of running, and the beauty of Guam’s charm, while supporting public welfare to ensure underprivileged groups can also enjoy the festive spirit. Those looking for a unique Christmas experience are welcome to join the fun in Guam.
The registration fees for the “Jingle Bell Christmas Joy” International Charity Fun Walk/Run are as follows: USD 10 for individual participants, USD 35 for groups of five, and USD 20 per person for on-site registration. Participants will be grouped by age and gender, with medals awarded to the top three finishers. There will also be a costume competition, including categories for individual costumes, group costumes, and vehicle decorations. All participants will enjoy refreshments provided by the organizers, as well as raffle draws and an awards ceremony. The first 1,500 finishers will receive a commemorative T-shirt and a souvenir tote bag.
The Hilton Guam Resort & Spa, which is sponsoring the event venue, is also offering special “Jingle Bell Christmas Joy” room rates for that weekend—please inquire for details. Visitors to Guam during this period who are interested in joining the race are welcome to check the Guam Hotel & Restaurant Association or the Guam Visitors Bureau websites for more information.
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