Guam
Guam is Micronesia’s largest island, part of the Mariana Islands archipelago. This North Pacific Ocean land is an unincorporated territory of the United States, known for its stunning coastline, picturesque harbor, enthralling native culture and American flair. Come to Guam for a serene getaway, romantic escape or family-style vacation. Visit beaches to relax under the warm tropical sun or try exciting watersports. Discover the local Chamorro culture and learn about Guam’s fascinating World War II heritage.
Start your Guam trip in Hagåtña (Agana), the island’s metropolitan capital. Explore the village via a historic walking path and find relics from Guam’s European influence, such as Plaza de España and Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral-Basilica. Visit the Chamorro Village shopping destination and its enchanting Wednesday Night Market. Try delicious Spanish-influenced local fare and watch the market’s brilliant street performers. See traditional fire dancing and purchase handcrafted souvenirs, such as shell necklaces and woven baskets. Explore nearby Tumon to find upscale hotels, boutique shopping and a waterfront strip of bars and clubs.
Head north to find Guam’s scenic limestone plateau and a collection of beautiful beaches. Stop by the charming village of Dededo to browse the stalls of a busy weekend flea market. At Two Lovers Point, a breathtaking lookout at the northern tip of Tumon Bay, enjoy stunning views of the east and west coasts of the island and learn about the Chamorro legend that gave the lookout its name. Visit the Guam National Wildlife Refuge on Ritidian Point to spot green sea turtles below soaring limestone cliffs.
In Guam’s southern region, discover a mountainous landscape and farming communities set on green hillsides. Learn about Chamorro traditions at Inarajan's Gef Pa'go Cultural Village, where you can watch craftsmen making regional handicrafts from inside an authentic Chamorro thatched hut. Explore the southwest coast and visit beautiful Cocos Island, black-sand Talofofo Bay and Cetti Bay. Hike to the magnificent Upper and Lower Sigua Falls.
Reach Guam by plane via Won Pat Guam International Airport. Explore the island by bus, charter boat or rented car. Visit Guam between December and June for the island’s dry season.