Guam — Sights
A Pacific island where the reef starts at the hotel steps
- Tumon Beach & Tumon Bay — Waist-deep turquoise water right behind the hotels
- Two Lovers Point — Cliff-edge deck with all of Tumon Bay below
- Ritidian Point & Beach — A white beach at the far north end, through the jungle
- Ypao Beach Park — Free beach park with easy snorkeling
- Fish Eye Marine Park Underwater Observatory — See the reef from inside the sea, without getting wet
- Chamorro Village Wednesday Night Market — Wednesday-only Chamorro barbecue market
- Plaza de España & Hagåtña Cathedral — Ruins of the Spanish governor's palace and a white cathedral
- Fort Santa Agueda (Fort Apugan) — Old hilltop fort over Hagåtña and Agana Bay
- Talofofo Falls Resort Park — Cable car down to a jungle waterfall and Yokoi's cave
- Inarajan Natural Pool — A seawater pool walled off from the waves by rock
- Dolphin-Watching Cruise & Snorkel — Spinner dolphins, then snorkeling off the boat
- Tumon Hotel Road & Sunday Night Market — Hotel Road strolls, plus a Sunday night market
- Guam Premier Outlets (GPO) — Ross and US-brand outlets under one roof
- Micronesia Mall — Guam's big mall: Macy's, Ross, supermarket, food court
- Asan Bay Overlook & Asan Beach — A memorial lookout over the 1944 landing beach
- Gun Beach & Fai Fai Beach — Tumon's north-end snorkel beach by the reef
- Cetti Bay Overlook (near Sella Bay) — Roadside view over the bay and mountain ridges
- Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad — Spanish-era fort ruins above the bay
- Umatac Bay & Magellan Monument — Small bay village with the Magellan landing marker
- Gef Pa'go Chamorro Cultural Village — Weave coconut leaves, taste Chamorro cooking
- Guam Museum — Four thousand years of Chamorro story
- Piti Guns · War in the Pacific National Historical Park — Touch the Japanese coastal guns on the hill
- Taotao Tasi Beach Dinner Show — Chamorro fire and dance on the sand