Things to do in Guam

25 things to do in Guam

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• Take in the legend and views at Two Lovers Point

  Gaze over the Philippine Sea from this 370-foot cliff while reading the tragic Chamorro love story that gave the site its name.

  Tumon

• Snorkel among tropical fish in Tumon Bay Marine Preserve

  Float in calm, shallow waters teeming with butterflyfish, parrotfish, and sea turtles just steps from the hotel-lined beach.

  Tumon

• Chamorro Village Night Market

  Wander through stalls of local crafts, sizzling barbecue, and live music every Wednesday evening in the heart of Hagåtña.

  Hagåtña

• Latte Stone Park

  Admire ancient stone pillars used to elevate traditional Chamorro houses, set among shady lawns in downtown Hagåtña.

  Hagåtña

• War in the Pacific National Historical Park – Asan Beach Unit

  Walk the quiet shoreline where U.S. forces landed in 1944, with preserved gun emplacements and interpretive signs telling the story of the battle.

  Asan

• Explore Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad

  Roam the crumbling Spanish fortress perched above Umatac Bay, offering sweeping coastal views and a glimpse into Guam's colonial past.

  Umatac

• Descend into the Fish Eye Marine Park Underwater Observatory

  Stay dry inside a cylindrical chamber 30 feet below the surface and watch reef sharks, rays, and vivid coral through panoramic windows.

  Piti

• Cetti Bay Overlook

  Pull over on Guam's southern road to photograph the crescent-shaped Cetti Bay framed by dramatic volcanic hills and turquoise water.

  Umatac

• Swim in the Inarajan Natural Pools

  Take a dip in a chain of seaside rock pools fringed by lava formations, a favorite local spot for cooling off and cliff-jumping at high tide.

  Inarajan

• Cool off at Talofofo Falls Park

  Ride a small cable car across the jungle ravine to two cascading waterfalls and enjoy gardens, a small zoo, and a serene swimming area.

  Talofofo

• Tee off at Onward Mangilao Golf Club

  Play a round on a championship course where several holes hug dramatic cliff edges with uninterrupted Pacific Ocean panoramas.

  Mangilao

• Hike to Pagat Cave

  Trek a moderate limestone forest trail to a hidden cave with a deep, crystal-clear freshwater pool perfect for a refreshing swim.

  Yigo

• Wander Ritidian Point Wildlife Refuge

  Enjoy Guam's most pristine white-sand beach and nature trails in a protected refuge home to endangered fruit bats, tree snails, and native birds.

  Yigo

• Discover Chamorro history at the Guam Museum

  Immerse yourself in interactive exhibits spanning 4,000 years, from ancient seafaring and Spanish colonization to WWII and modern identity.

  Hagåtña

• Dolphin watching from Agat Marina

  Board a powerboat to spot spinner dolphins leaping and playing in the waters near Orote Peninsula against a backdrop of green cliffs.

  Agat

• Eat grilled catch at Hagåtña Fisherman’s Co-op

  Pick your fresh mahi-mahi, wahoo, or tuna straight from the dockside stall and enjoy it char-grilled with red rice and finadene sauce.

  Hagåtña

• Sunset catamaran cruise off Tumon Bay

  Sail into the golden hour on a spacious catamaran, sipping a cocktail as the sky ignites behind the Two Lovers Point silhouette.

  Tumon

• Night out at The Beach Bar & Grill, Gun Beach

  Dance barefoot on the sand to live bands and DJs, with tiki torches flickering and the sound of waves just a few feet away.

  Tumon

• San Dionisio Church Ruins

  Find the weathered remains of a 1680s Spanish mission in Umatac, its broken stone arches standing peacefully behind the village’s modern church.

  Umatac

• Summit Mount Lamlam

  Conquer Guam’s highest peak (1,332 feet) on a short but steep trail to a cross-topped summit with far-reaching views over the southern jungles and sea.

  Agat

• Valley of the Latte river cruise and cultural park

  Glide along the Talofofo River on a jungle boat tour to see recreated ancient Chamorro huts, animal encounters, and cultural demonstrations.

  Talofofo

• Scuba dive the Blue Hole

  Descend through a deep natural chimney in the reef off Orote Peninsula, exiting into open ocean where pelagics and reef sharks cruise the wall.

  Orote Peninsula

• Chamorro cultural workshop at Sagan Kotturan Chamoru

  Try coconut-leaf weaving, learn to pound taro, or dance a Cha-cha under the guidance of elders in a reconstructed ancient village setting.

  Tumon

• Feast on Chamorro comfort food at Proa Restaurant

  Slather barbecue short ribs with finadene, spoon up rich chicken kelaguen, and end with a slice of latiya sponge cake at this beloved local spot.

  Tumon

• Shop at Micronesia Mall

  Browse the largest enclosed mall in the western Pacific for international brands, a food court, and a late-night movie theater with blockbuster releases.

  Dededo