Beaches and Parks

Although only 32 miles long, Guam is just the right size for a road trip. Perhaps you've already explored the island's sleepy southern side and you'd like to venture north.

Guam is a beautiful island with some of the most breathtaking beaches in the world. From the calm waters of Tumon Bay to the rugged coastline of Ritidian Point, there is a beach for everyone on Guam. So come and explore the island's many beaches and experience the beauty of Guam for yourself!

Guam boasts a plethora of spots perfect for romancing your sweetheart. For outdoorsy types, there are a number of breathtaking sights for an intimate picnic. The island’s hotels have several upscale restaurants for a romantic candle-lit dinner. Whatever your romantic style, Guam’s natural beauty is sure to inspire love. Here are our top picks for romance…

Ritidian Point may be famed for its powdery, white sand and jeweled waters, but beyond the splendors of its shoreline lies much to see. The beach itself is just the ornamental fringe of the 1,203-acre Guam National Wildlife Refuge, home of Marianas fruit bats, crows, and tree snails, plus significant remnants of ancient Chamorro culture.

This southern beach is popular with locals and right next to Jeff’s Pirate’s Cove. Wind surfers are often seen from this rugged spot.

Tired of filling your downtime doing the same old same old? A little taste of adventure is sure to spice things up. The good news? With everything from amusement parks to Zorbing, there’s no shortage of exciting activities for adventure lovers on Guam. Take your pick!

Asan Beach was one of the two primary beaches which U.S. soldiers stormed when trying to recapture Guam from Japanese occupation during World War II.