Beaches

Historic WWII landing beach in Agat — calm bay water, wide sand and War in the Pacific park markers along the shoreline.

Grassy shoreline park and WWII memorial in Asan — palm-shaded lawns, walking paths and a calm bay view of the west coast.

Quiet southern shoreline with coconut palms and a shallow reef flat — a low-key local spot for swimming and picnics.

Palm-lined stretch of Tumon Bay with calm, shallow lagoon water — easy swimming and shade right along the hotel strip.

Sandy cove at the north end of Tumon tucked beside a limestone cliff — popular for sunsets, snorkeling and beach nights.

Secluded white-sand cove inside the Haputo Ecological Reserve — reached by a jungle trail and known for clear snorkeling water.

Remote northern beach near Ritidian — soft white sand, coconut palms and clear water well away from the crowds.

Central Tumon Bay beach park with calm turquoise lagoon water, sand volleyball and easy access to the hotel strip.

Palm-shaded beach park in Agat with picnic pavilions, calm water and one of the best sunset views on the west coast.

Quiet west-coast shoreline with shallow, calm water and long views down the coast — an easygoing local swimming spot.

Rugged cliffside cove north of Tumon with deep blue water and coral shelves — a favorite for experienced snorkelers and divers.

Secluded east-coast cove below the hills of Yona — coral rock, open ocean waves and a quiet stretch of sand.

Iconic mushroom-shaped limestone rock formations on white sand — one of the most photographed beaches on Guam.

Family-favorite Tumon beach park with shaded picnic areas, restrooms and a protected shallow lagoon for swimming and snorkeling.