Blue Hole Guam

Blue Hole Guam is one of the western Pacific's most spectacular underwater features featuring a massive underwater cavern with a shaft of sunlight penetrating t...

Guam's cuisine blends Chamorro indigenous traditions with Spanish, Filipino, Japanese, and American influences. Red rice, kelaguen (marinated meat or seafood), and fresh tuna are staples. Tumon Bay features Japanese, Korean, and American restaurants reflecting the island's diverse cultural heritage. Fresh coconut juice and tropical fruit smoothies complement the island dining experience. The diverse restaurant scene reflects decades of cultural exchange between Pacific, Asian, and American culinary traditions.

Dusit Thani Guam

Westin Resort Guam

Pacific Islands Club

Hilton Guam Resort

Guam offers extraordinary Western Pacific diving with WWII wrecks, dramatic walls, crystal-clear water, and unique historical underwater sites. Apra Harbor features the remarkable pairing of the SMS Cormoran II (WWI German cruiser) and Tokai Maru (WWII Japanese freighter) lying side by side, one of the only places on Earth where divers can touch wrecks from two different world wars on a single dive. The Kitsugawa Maru is a massive wreck at 30 to 40 meters supporting rich marine life. Blue Hole on the Orote Peninsula provides deep clear-water cavern diving for advanced divers. Gab Gab Beach offers shallow coral gardens with turtles and excellent macro life. Gun Beach Wall features dramatic drop-offs with sharks and rays. Hap's Reef showcases large gorgonians and schooling fish. Guam's position in the Western Pacific ensures warm water, excellent visibility, and rich tropical biodiversity year-round.

Guam

Optimal conditions with excellent visibility.

Reduced visibility or challenging conditions.

Fly into the nearest regional airport and arrange ground transport. Local dive operators provide boat access to offshore sites.

Dive Sites in Guam

Blue Hole Guam