Things to do in Guam

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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