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Guam Information
Guam is a U.S. territory located in the southern Mariana Islands of the western Pacific Ocean and is the largest island in Micronesia.
Guam is a popular tropical destination near South Korea, where visitors can enjoy a wide range of experiences in and around Tumon, including hotels and resorts, shopping, restaurants, shows and entertainment, cruises, and exciting water activities.
Find everything you need for your Guam trip, including Guam entry requirements and visa information, Guam weather and what to wear, transportation, shopping, restaurants, and the best things to do and places to visit. Explore the categories below for detailed Guam travel information.
| Region | U.S. Territory of Guam |
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| Location | Southern Mariana Islands in the Western Pacific Ocean, at 13.48°N latitude and 144.45°E longitude |
| Area | Approximately 212 square miles, approximately 549 km² |
| Capital | Hagåtña |
| Main Travel Areas | Tumon, Tamuning, Hagåtña, and Gun Beach |
| Languages | English, Chamorro |
| Currency | US Dollar (USD) |
| Time Difference | Philippines: 2 hours ahead, Philippine Time (PHT) / GMT+8, Hawaii: 20 hours ahead, Hawaii Standard Time (HST) / GMT-10, New York: 14 hours ahead during daylight saving time, Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) / GMT-4; 15 hours ahead during standard time, Eastern Standard Time (EST) / GMT-5 Guam: Chamorro Standard Time (ChST) / GMT+10 |
| Voltage | 120V / 60Hz, uses American-style electrical outlets (Type A and Type B plugs) |
| Climate | Warm tropical marine climate year-round |
| Dry Season | January-May |
| Rainy Season | July-November |
| Country Code | +1 |
| Area Code | 671 |
| Emergency | 911 |
| Airport | Guam Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport |
| Flight Duration from the Philippines & Honolulu | Philippines: Approximately 4 hours, Honolulu, Hawaii: Approximately 7 hours 30 minutes |
Guam Map
Guam Entry Requirements & Visa Information
Guam is a U.S. territory, and entry requirements are subject to U.S. immigration regulations. Before traveling to Guam, please check the required travel documents in advance, including your passport, visa or Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA/ESTA), round-trip or onward airline ticket, and Guam Electronic Declaration Form.
Depending on your nationality, travel purpose, length of stay, and flight route, you may need a G-CNMI ETA, ESTA, or U.S. visa to enter Guam. Travelers eligible for the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program may be able to enter Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands for stays of up to 45 days without a U.S. visa, subject to program requirements.
Entry Preparations to Check Before Traveling to Guam
Passport: A valid passport is required for the duration of your stay.
Round-Trip or Onward Ticket: A ticket showing departure from Guam or the Northern Mariana Islands within 45 days is required.
G-CNMI ETA: Electronic Travel Authorization required for eligible travelers under the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program.
ESTA: Electronic Travel Authorization required for eligible travelers under the U.S. Visa Waiver Program.
U.S. Visa: May be required depending on your nationality and purpose of travel.
Guam Electronic Declaration Form: A required electronic declaration form for travelers arriving in Guam.
Flight Route Check: Entry requirements may differ if transiting through the U.S. mainland or Hawaii.
Guam Electronic Declaration Form (EDF)
All travelers arriving in Guam must complete the Guam Electronic Declaration Form (EDF). The form can be completed starting 72 hours before arrival. Families traveling together may be able to complete one declaration for household members, subject to applicable requirements..
Important Information
Entry requirements may vary depending on nationality, length of stay, purpose of travel, flight route, and U.S. government policies. Before departure, please check the latest information through official U.S. government agencies, your airline, the Guam Visitors Bureau, or other relevant authorities.
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The G-CNMI ETA is a program for travelers staying in Guam or the Northern Mariana Islands for up to 45 days. If you use this program, travel is limited to Guam or the Northern Mariana Islands and may not be suitable for itineraries traveling to other parts of the United States, such as the U.S. mainland or Hawaii.
ESTA is an Electronic Travel Authorization for travelers visiting the United States under the U.S. Visa Waiver Program. If you have a travel itinerary that includes the U.S. mainland, Hawaii, Guam, etc., or if you are transiting through a U.S. region, you may need an ESTA or a U.S. visa.
Guam Weather and Attire
Guam Weather at a Glance
| Average Temperature | Approximately 26–30°C (79–86°F) |
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| Climate | Warm tropical marine climate year-round |
| Dry Season | January–May |
| Rainy Season | July–November |
| Transition Season | June and December |
| Typhoon Precaution Period | Generally, caution is advised from July to November. |
| Daytime Attire | T-shirts, shorts, lightweight dresses, and sandals |
| Indoor Attire | Shopping malls, restaurants, and indoor venues can be heavily air-conditioned, so a light cardigan or long-sleeved clothing is recommended. |
| Beach Essentials | Swimsuits, rash guards, hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen |
| Rainy Day Essentials | Folding umbrella, raincoat, water-friendly shoes, and waterproof phone pouch |
The rainy season does not necessarily mean rain all day. Guam often experiences short, heavy showers followed by clear skies.
However, weather and sea conditions can change daily, so please check the latest weather forecast during your trip.
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Guam’s dry season is generally from January to May, while the rainy season typically runs from July to November. June and December are considered transition months between the seasons.
The rainy season does not necessarily mean rain all day. Guam often experiences short, heavy showers followed by clear skies. However, weather and sea conditions can change daily, so it is recommended to check the latest weather forecast during your trip.
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Guam is located in the western Pacific and can be affected by typhoons. Although typhoons can occur year-round, extra caution is generally advised from July to November. Before and during your trip, check updates from your airline, hotel, official weather services, and local authorities.
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Daytime: T-shirts, shorts, lightweight dresses, and sandals
Beach: Swimsuits, rash guards, hats, and sunglasses
Shopping Malls & Indoor Venues: Light cardigan or long-sleeved clothing
Rainy Days: Folding umbrella, raincoat, and water-friendly shoes
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Guam’s weather can change quickly, so there is no need to cancel your entire itinerary just because rain is in the forecast. On rainy days, consider planning weather-friendly activities such as shopping malls, restaurants, indoor shows, spas, and cafés.
Indoor entertainment, such as the Karera Show, is also a great option for a comfortable evening in Guam, even on rainy or hot days.
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Sunscreen: Essential for sunny daytime and beach activities
Hat & Sunglasses: Recommended for UV protection and outdoor sightseeing
Light Outerwear: Recommended for shopping malls, restaurants, and indoor venues
Swimsuit or Rash Guard: Recommended for beaches, pools, and water activities
Folding Umbrella or Raincoat: Useful during the rainy season and on rainy days; some hotels may offer rentals
Waterproof Phone Pouch: Recommended for beaches, pools, cruises, and water activities
Comfortable Sandals or Sneakers: Suitable for shopping, sightseeing, and beach activities
American-Style Plug Adapter: Guam uses 120V / 60Hz and American-style electrical outlets.
Guam Safety Guidelines
Guam is a popular destination for family vacations, couples, and independent travelers, but it is important to follow basic safety precautions during your trip. Before traveling, review safety tips for personal belongings, valuables in rental cars, crossing roads, beach safety, and going out at night.
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Personal Belongings
Pickpocketing and theft can occur at any travel destination, including Guam. Carry only the cash and valuables you need, and keep your bag and phone close to you at all times.Rental Car Safety
Do not leave bags, shopping bags, cameras, passports, wallets, or other personal belongings visible inside your rental car. To help prevent vehicle break-ins, avoid leaving maps or other items that may indicate you are a visitor in plain sight.Passports & Valuables
We recommend storing your passport, cash, and valuables in your hotel room safe. When going out, carry only the cash, cards, and identification you need.Using Crosswalks
Always use designated crosswalks and check traffic signals before crossing the road. Guam follows right-hand traffic, and vehicles may be permitted to turn right at a red light in certain situations. Look carefully in both directions and make sure vehicles have come to a complete stop before crossing. Many crosswalks also have pedestrian buttons, and the signal may not change unless the button is pressed.Traveling with Children
When traveling with children, do not leave them unattended near crosswalks, parking areas, beaches, or swimming pools. Children should also never be left alone in hotel rooms or vehicles.Beach & Reef Safety
Wear sandals or other protective footwear at the beach, and consider aqua shoes when walking near reefs or rocky areas. Avoid reef edges and areas with strong waves, as sudden large waves and strong currents can occur.Nightlife & ID
The legal drinking age in Guam is 21. You may be asked to present a valid photo ID when purchasing alcohol or entering clubs, bars, or other venues, so be prepared to carry your passport or another valid form of identification. -
If you need emergency assistance during your trip to Guam due to a medical emergency, accident, theft, lost property, or other urgent situation, call 911 first. For theft or lost property, you may also contact your hotel front desk, or the Guam Police Department for assistance.
Emergency / Guam Police: 911
If you lose your passport, contact your hotel, the police, your airline, and your country’s nearest embassy or consulate to confirm the necessary procedures. It is also helpful to save a photo of your passport information page on your phone or keep a separate copy while traveling.
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Personal Belongings: Carry only the cash and valuables you need
Rental Car: Do not leave bags or shopping bags visible inside the vehicle
Passport & Valuables: Use your hotel room safe whenever possible
Crosswalks: Check the signal and make sure vehicles have stopped before crossing
Traveling with Children: Never leave children unattended in hotel rooms, vehicles, or near beaches and swimming pools
Beach Safety: Wear sandals or aqua shoes and use caution near reef edges
Nightlife: The legal drinking age is 21 and over
Emergency: Call 911 in an emergency
Transportation
Getting around Guam is possible by rental car, taxi, ride-hailing app, shuttle bus, trolley, or tour pickup services. Hotels, shopping centers, restaurants, and entertainment venues are relatively close together in the central Tumon area, but a rental car or pre-arranged transportation is more convenient for exploring southern Guam and attractions outside the main tourist areas.
Getting from Guam Airport to Your Hotel
After arriving at Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport, you can reach your hotel by airport taxi, rental car, hotel transfer service, or pre-booked transportation. Taxi services are available near the airport arrival area, while rental car services can be found at the airport and around major hotel areas.
If you are arriving late at night or early in the morning, it is a good idea to arrange or confirm your hotel transfer or pre-booked transportation in advance.
Tour Pickup Services
Some tours and entertainment experiences, such as the Karera Show, Taotao Tasi Dinner Show, and Big Sunset Dinner Cruise, offer hotel pickup and drop-off services or provide transportation as an optional add-on. If you are planning to enjoy a tour or evening activity without a rental car, check whether transportation is included when making your reservation.
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If you want the freedom to explore Guam at your own pace, renting a car is one of the most convenient options. A rental car is especially recommended if you plan to visit southern Guam, Ritidian Beach, scenic viewpoints, local restaurants, or multiple shopping centers in one day.
Guam follows the U.S. road system, and vehicles drive on the right. Before renting a car, check the driver’s license requirements, rental terms, insurance coverage, and parking availability. It is also important not to leave bags or shopping items visible inside the vehicle.
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Taxis are available around Guam’s airport, hotels, shopping centers, and major restaurants. Rather than hailing a taxi on the street, it is often more convenient to ask your hotel front desk, restaurant, or shopping center information desk to arrange one for you.
App-based ride services, such as Stroll, may also be available in Guam. Availability and fares can vary depending on the time, location, and vehicle availability, so check the app before your trip.
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Shuttle buses and trolleys can be used to travel between central Tumon, major hotels, shopping centers, and some popular attractions. Routes and schedules may vary depending on the season and operating conditions, so it is recommended to check the latest route information and operating hours before traveling.
Guam also operates public bus routes, but service frequency and coverage may be limited for visitors traveling between major tourist attractions on a short itinerary. If you plan to use public transportation, check the routes, bus stops, and schedules in advance.
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Getting Around Tumon: Walking, taxis, shuttles, and trolleys are available
Airport to Hotel: Taxis, hotel transfers, or pre-booked transportation are recommended
Southern & Outer Areas: A rental car or tour transportation is recommended
Shopping: Check available shuttles, trolleys, taxis, and ride-hailing apps
Evening Shows & Dinner Shows: Check whether hotel pickup is included
Traveling with Children: Check car seat requirements and vehicle booking conditions
Rainy Days: Taxis, ride-hailing apps, or hotel pickup services are recommended
Guam Tourist Attractions
Guam is a destination filled with diverse attractions, from beautiful beaches and sunset spots to historic sites, Chamorro culture, and scenic southern drives. In central Tumon, you can conveniently enjoy beaches, shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. With a rental car or guided tour, you can also explore Guam’s natural scenery and historic attractions in the south.
Explore Guam Attractions by Region
Guam offers a variety of attractions across different regions, including the beaches and shopping areas of Tumon, historic sites in Hagåtña, World War II and marine attractions in Asan and Piti, and scenic drives through southern Guam. Choose the attractions that best fit your travel itinerary and route.
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Tumon Beach
Tumon Beach is one of Guam’s most popular and central beaches. Located near major hotels, shopping centers, and restaurants, it is easily accessible and ideal for families, couples, and independent travelers.
Ypao Beach Park
Ypao Beach Park is a park-style beach located south of Tumon. With both a spacious grassy area and a beach, it is a great spot for walks, picnics, snorkeling, and family outings.
Gun Beach
Gun Beach is located at the northern end of Tumon Bay, near Hotel Nikko Guam and The Tsubaki Tower. It is known as a popular spot for snorkeling and sunset views. The Beach Restaurant & Bar and the Taotao Tasi Dinner Show venue are also located nearby.
Northern Tumon & Scenic Viewpoints
Two Lovers Point
Two Lovers Point, also known as Puntan Dos Amantes, is one of Guam’s most iconic scenic viewpoints. Located on the cliffs north of Tumon, it offers panoramic views of Tumon Bay and Guam’s coastline and is a popular spot for photography and sunset viewing. -
Plaza de España
Plaza de España is a historic attraction located in Guam’s capital, Hagåtña. It was once the site of the Spanish governor’s palace, and visitors can still see several remaining structures, including the archway, Azotea, and Chocolate House.
Latte Stone Park
Latte Stone Park is a historic park in Hagåtña where visitors can see latte stones, an iconic symbol of ancient Chamorro culture. These stone pillars were traditionally used as foundation supports for ancient Chamorro houses, making the park a great place to learn about Guam’s history and culture.
Fort Santa Agueda
Fort Santa Agueda is a Spanish-era fort located on Apugan Hill overlooking Hagåtña. Visitors can enjoy views of Hagåtña and Guam’s western coastline, making it a great stop for a short history and sightseeing itinerary. -
Asan Bay Overlook
Asan Bay Overlook is a scenic viewpoint that commemorates the history of the Battle of Guam during World War II. Visitors can enjoy views overlooking Asan Beach and the surrounding area while learning more about Guam’s wartime history and modern heritage.
War in the Pacific National Historical Park
War in the Pacific National Historical Park commemorates the history of World War II in the Pacific and the Battle of Guam. The park includes several sites, such as Asan Beach and Asan Bay Overlook, making it a meaningful destination for travelers interested in history and educational sightseeing.
Fish Eye Marine Park
Fish Eye Marine Park is a marine attraction located in Piti Bay. Visitors can experience Guam’s ocean through its underwater observatory, snorkeling, and other marine activities, with opportunities to see coral reefs and tropical fish up close. -
Cetti Bay Overlook
Cetti Bay Overlook is a scenic viewpoint worth stopping at during a drive through southern Guam. It offers panoramic views of the island’s southern mountains and coastline, making it a popular stop for visitors exploring by rental car.
Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad
Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad is a Spanish-era fort located in Umatac in southern Guam. Overlooking Umatac Bay and the southern coastline, it is a great stop to include along a southern scenic drive.
Inarajan Natural Pool
Inarajan Natural Pool is a natural seawater pool located in southern Guam. Its unique rock formations and ocean scenery make it a popular stop for photography and sightseeing. Before visiting, check the weather, wave conditions, and on-site safety information.
Valley of the Latte
(Reservations recommended) Valley of the Latte is a cultural and nature experience located in the Talofofo River Valley in southern Guam. Visitors can enjoy a river cruise, Chamorro cultural experiences, and nature activities, making it a great option for families and educational travel.
Talofofo Falls Resort Park
Talofofo Falls Resort Park is one of Guam’s well-known waterfall attractions. This paid attraction allows visitors to explore the waterfall and surrounding park facilities. It is recommended to check operating hours and availability before visiting. -
Tumon & Tamuning Tumon Beach, Ypao Beach Park, Gun Beach
Northern Tumon: Two Lovers Point
Historic Hagåtña: Plaza de España, Latte Stone Park, Fort Santa Agueda
Asan & Piti: Asan Bay Overlook, War in the Pacific National Historical Park, Fish Eye Marine Park
Southern Guam Scenic Drive: Cetti Bay Overlook, Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad, Inarajan Natural Pool, Valley of the Latte, Talofofo Falls Resort Park -
Starting from Tumon, this recommended route takes you to Guam’s iconic viewpoints, historic sites in Hagåtña, and scenic southern coastal roads before ending with a sunset dinner at The Beach Restaurant & Bar on Gun Beach.
Southern Guam Scenic Drive: Half-Day Route
1 Two Lovers Point Tumon scenic viewpoint →2 Plaza de España · Latte Stone Park Historic Hagåtña Route →3 Fort Santa Agueda Hagåtña Viewpoint →4 Hagåtña (Optional) Lunch Stop →5 Asan Bay Overlook World War II History & West Coast Views →6 Fish Eye Marine Park Photo Stop or Optional Visit →7 Cetti Bay Overlook Southern Guam Scenic Views →8 Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad Umatac Bay Views →9 Inarajan Natural Pool Southern Guam Natural Attraction →10 The Beach Restaurant & Bar Gun Beach Sunset Dinner →Guam Travel Tips
For a half-day itinerary, it is best to keep each stop relatively short and focus on scenic viewpoints and historic attractions.
If you arrive at Gun Beach around sunset, you can enjoy dinner and ocean views at The Beach Restaurant & Bar.
Guam Shopping
When shopping in Guam, store hours, tenant listings, and sales or promotions may vary throughout the year, so it is a good idea to check the latest information before visiting.
Guam Shopping Tips
Shopping mall and supermarket hours may vary depending on the season, holidays, and local operating conditions. Check Google Maps or the official website for the latest hours before visiting.
If you are using a rental car, do not leave shopping bags, purses, wallets, passports, or other valuables visible inside the vehicle. After shopping, store your belongings in the trunk or return them to your accommodation before continuing your trip.
Many indoor locations in Guam have strong air conditioning, so comfortable shoes and a light jacket or cardigan are recommended for a day of shopping.
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Micronesia Mall
Micronesia Mall is one of Guam’s largest shopping malls, located in the Dededo area. With a variety of stores, a food court, restaurants, and a movie theater, it is a convenient destination for families or for spending time indoors on a rainy day.
Dusit Place / The Plaza
The Plaza is a shopping center located in the heart of Tumon. Its convenient location near major hotels, restaurants, and cafés makes it easy to visit while exploring Tumon, enjoying a meal, or taking a walk through the area.
JP Superstore
JP Superstore is a popular shopping destination in central Tumon, offering souvenirs, fashion accessories, beauty products, character merchandise, and Guam gifts. Located near the Tumon hotel district, it is convenient to visit even without a rental car. -
Ross Dress for Less
Ross Dress for Less is a popular discount store where you can shop for clothing, shoes, bags, and home goods at reduced prices. Since the selection can vary from visit to visit, it is a good idea to allow plenty of time to browse.
Guam Premier Outlets (GPO)
Guam Premier Outlets (GPO) is one of Guam’s major outlet shopping destinations, located in Tamuning. With clothing, shoes, accessories, a food court, and restaurants, it is a convenient place to enjoy shopping and dining in one visit. Ross Dress for Less is also nearby, making it easy to combine both stops for a day of discount shopping.
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Kmart Guam
Kmart Guam is a large retail store where you can shop for everyday essentials, groceries, clothing, beach supplies, baby products, and souvenirs. It is also convenient for picking up travel necessities such as sunscreen, bottled water, snacks, and swimming items.
Pay-Less Supermarkets
Pay-Less Supermarkets is a local Guam supermarket where you can purchase groceries, drinks, snacks, fresh fruit, and everyday essentials. It is a great place to experience local shopping or pick up snacks and beverages for your hotel stay.
DON DON DONKI
DON DON DONKI is a large Japanese-style retail store located in Tamuning. You can find groceries, snacks, household items, beauty products, souvenirs, and more all in one place, making it a popular shopping destination for visitors to Guam.
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ABC Stores
ABC Stores are convenient souvenir and convenience shops with multiple locations near major hotels and popular tourist areas in Tumon. They are great for picking up drinks, snacks, sunscreen, beach supplies, magnets, and Guam souvenirs.
Guam Gift
Guam Gift is a souvenir shop located across from SandCastle in central Tumon, making it an easy stop while exploring the area. It is a convenient place to pick up Guam souvenirs before or after the KÀRERA Show or while taking a walk around Tumon.
Hotel Shops & Souvenir Stores
Many major hotels in and around Tumon have hotel shops, souvenir stores, or convenience-style shops where you can purchase simple gifts, drinks, snacks, and beach supplies. Prices and product selections may vary, so it can be helpful to compare them with larger supermarkets or shopping malls.
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Guam Souvenirs at a Glance
Many travelers visiting Guam look for souvenirs and gifts to bring home for family, friends, and coworkers. Popular shopping items include snacks, chocolates, coffee, tote bags, character merchandise, beach supplies, and locally designed products. Product selections and availability may vary by store, so it can be helpful to compare different shops.
ABC Store: Tanning Kitty merchandise, snacks, drinks, beach supplies, and simple Guam souvenirs
Guam Gift: Original Guam-themed tote bags and souvenirs in central Tumon
JP Superstore: Character merchandise, branded fashion accessories, beauty products, and gift souvenirs
Kmart Guam: Banana Boat sunscreen, aloe vera products, beach supplies, snacks, everyday essentials, and gift items
DON DON DONKI: Japanese snacks, groceries, beauty products, household items, and souvenirs
Pay-Less Supermarkets: Local grocery shopping, groceries, drinks, and snacks
Ross Dress for Less: Discount shopping for clothing, shoes, bags, baby products, and household items
Recommended Gifts: Tanning Kitty merchandise, tote bags, chocolates, snacks, coffee, T-shirts, keychains, and beach supplies
Guam Dining
Guam offers a wide variety of dining experiences, including ocean-view restaurants, sunset bars, local Chamorro cuisine, brunch cafés, hotel dining, and family-friendly restaurants. In central Tumon, many restaurants are conveniently located near hotels, shopping centers, and entertainment venues, making it easy to plan meals around your itinerary. In Gun Beach and southern Guam, you can enjoy a more relaxed dining experience with beautiful ocean views.
When choosing a restaurant in Guam, it is helpful to consider your transportation route, reservation availability, sunset times, whether you are traveling with children, and parking options. Popular restaurants can fill up quickly during dinner and sunset hours, so making a reservation in advance or arriving with plenty of time is recommended.
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Anemos Restaurant
Anemos Restaurant is an Italian Mediterranean-style restaurant located inside the SandCastle building in Tumon, Guam. Guests can enjoy pasta, risotto, seafood dishes, steak, wine, and more, making it a convenient dining option before or after watching the KARERA show.
Located in central Tumon, it is easily accessible from major hotels. As an indoor restaurant, it is also a comfortable choice on rainy or hot days. It is well suited for couples, family meals, special occasions, and dinner plans in Guam.
PROA Restaurant
PROA Restaurant is one of the well-known dining spots in the Tumon area and is often searched by travelers looking for barbecue and local-style dishes in Guam. Its convenient location near the Tumon hotel district makes it a great option to consider for dinner.PRIMO Pizzakaya
PRIMO is a restaurant in Tumon where you can enjoy pizza, pasta, and izakaya-style dishes. It is a great choice for travelers looking for pizza or a casual dinner in Guam, and is well suited for visiting with friends, couples, or family. -
Meskla
Meskla Chamoru Fusion Bistro is a Chamorro fusion restaurant located in Hagåtña. It is a great choice for travelers who want to experience local Guam cuisine and Chamorro-style dishes, and can easily be included in a Hagåtña historical sightseeing itinerary or a southern Guam drive.
If you are looking to try local Guam food, consider dishes such as red rice, kelaguen, barbecue, seafood, and menu items featuring local-style sauces and seasonings.
Heavy Hitters
Heavy Hitters is a casual dining spot in Tumon known for local BBQ and hearty meat dishes. It is also a great choice for travelers searching for local Guam restaurants, barbecue, or meat-focused meals. Menu selections and operating hours may vary, so please check the latest information before visiting. -
Pika’s Café
Pika’s Café is a popular spot for brunch and lunch in the Tumon area. It is a great place to stop by for a relaxed breakfast or lunch and is well suited for travelers looking for a popular brunch spot or a local café atmosphere during their Guam trip.
Mighty Purple
Mighty Purple is a café known among travelers looking for acai bowls in Guam. It is a great option for a light and refreshing breakfast, brunch, or healthy dessert. If you are looking for a popular acai bowl spot in Guam, it is worth adding to your list. Please check the latest operating hours and location before visiting.
Cafe Gudcha
Cafe Gudcha is a café located in Tumon and is a good choice for travelers looking for coffee, a light brunch, or acai bowls. It is conveniently located near the Tumon hotel district, making it a great place to stop by before or after shopping.
Frances Bakehouse
Frances Bakehouse is an artisanal bakery café located in Tumon. It is popular among travelers looking for croissants, bagels, sourdough bread, cookies, pastries, and matcha drinks, making it a great choice for those searching for brunch, bakeries, or cafés in Guam.
It is a lovely place to enjoy breakfast, brunch, or a relaxing cup of coffee. Popular items may sell out quickly after opening, so visiting earlier in the day is recommended.
Guam has a wide variety of brunch cafés, bakeries, coffee shops, and acai bowl cafés, making them great additions to a rainy-day indoor itinerary or a stop before or after shopping.
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For restaurants during sunset hours, making a reservation in advance is recommended.
If you are renting a car, please check whether parking is available. Parking spaces may be limited at some restaurants.
Popular restaurants may have waiting times during dinner hours.
Planning your meal around a tour that includes hotel pickup can help reduce transportation concerns.
For special occasions or birthday meals, it is recommended to include any special requests when making your reservation.Dining with Children & Family Meals
When traveling to Guam with children, it is helpful to choose a casual restaurant with a variety of menu options, convenient parking, and a relaxed atmosphere. Pizza, pasta, burgers, barbecue, buffets, and beachfront restaurants are generally convenient choices for families.