Experience the Best that Guam Has to Offer

All About Guam

Guam has a rich history, thanks to its location in the Western Pacific. As a prominent military base between Asia and North America, Guam is full of diversity. However, the Chamorro may be the most well-known people of the island. Over 37 percent of Guamanians identify as Chamorro, and the language is still taught at local schools. In fact, you may hear “Håfa Adai” when you visit the local sights. It means “Hello!”

Photo Courtesy of Guam Visitors Bureau

Photo Courtesy of Guam Visitors Bureau

Local Attractions

When you visit Guam, we know you’ll fall in love with the scenery. The island is full of lush greenery and gorgeous seascapes with the most vivid colors. You’ll also want to bring your walking shoes to check out these great attractions:

• Architecture fans and history buffs will adore the Spanish Forts. We recommend Fort Nuestra Senora de la Soledad at Umatec Bay and the lovely Fort Apugan in Agana!
• If you have little ones, visit the Fish Eye Marine Park in Piti to see coral reef and catch a great meal. And don’t forget the local markets when looking for fun souvenirs!
• Of course, you can’t miss the legendary beaches in Guam. Dive into the crystal clear waters of Ypao Beach Park or watch sunsets on Tumon Beach.