If it’s your first time staying at any of the excellent Guam hotels in Tumon, we are here to help you plan your trip with an in-depth top eight list’ of the best things to see, do and experience on the island. So, without further ado, let’s jump on in and discover what makes this Pacific island so magical.
- Fish Eye Marine Park
Discover the depths of Guam’s rich marine life 10m under the sea at the Fish Eye underwater observatory! Enjoy 360 views of the emerald ocean, filled with schools of brightly coloured fish and abundant coral reefs. Learn about conservation efforts through the park’s educational and interactive shows and displays.
- Puntan Dos Amantes
Puntan Dos Amantes, aka Two Lover’s Point, is the most famous visitor attraction on the island. Its profile at the northern end of Tumon Bay rises 112m from the reef below and offers sweeping views of the western and eastern sides of Guam, plus the level limestone plateaus of the north and mountainous volcanic geography of the south.
- Ypao Beach
Family activities abound at Ypao Beach, adjacent to one of the largest and best-maintained public parks on Guam. There is ample covered seating, walking paths and outdoor showers. There is a large bandstand for concerts on the lawn and events are held regularly. Ypao is a great place for people watching and relaxing.
- UnderWater World
UnderWater World Guam is one of the longest (2-metre-wide/high) tunnel-aquariums in the world and the only oceanarium on the island. The aquarium allows you to witness more than 2,000 animals swim around you, including sharks, rays, groupers, barracudas, jellyfish, moray eels and so on.
- Tumon Beach
There is a good reason Tumon Beach is one of the best-loved havens on the tropical oasis of Guam. Its clear waters, lovely white sand, an array of water sports and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean has something for everyone. Enjoy sunset drinks and nibbles at various friendly beach clubs along the foreshore.
- Ritidian Point
Ritidian Point comprises a beautiful white sand beach and azure water, protected by the reef at Guam’s northernmost tip. It is owned by the US Fish and Wildlife Service which administers the area as part of the Guam National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge offers three hiking trails: Latte Loop (1.2 km), Nature (2km) and Ritidian Caves (0.8km).
- Chamorro Village
Nestled in Guam’s capital city of Hagatna is Chamorro Village: a place for locals and visitors alike to gather for food (fresh juices, BBQ meats), entertainment (cultural dances) and shopping (souvenirs). Open every day of the week but best known for its lively Wednesday Night Market (5:30 – 9:30 pm).
- Cocos Island
Located just 1.6 km off the southern tip of Guam (accessible via ferry), Cocos Island is an uninhabited island beloved by residents and tourists alike. The island is 1,600 meters long and only 200-300 meters wide. The island offers bird watching, beach volleyball, snorkelling, diving, kayaking, dolphin watching, parasailing, jet skiing and biking.
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