🏝️Guam

Stay in luxury beach resorts, boutique hotels, and budget-friendly inns.

Explore Tumon Bay's beaches, visit the historical sites of World War II, and discover Chamorro villages.

Support conservation efforts that protect the marine life and coral reefs.

Savor Chamorro BBQ, fresh seafood, and delicious local desserts.

Participate in cultural festivals, sports competitions, and dance performances.

Experience Guam's Liberation Day celebrations and cultural events.

Carry sunscreen, insect repellent, and necessary medications.

Internet access is widely available in urban areas and major resorts.

English and Chamorro are the official languages spoken in Guam.

Engage in snorkeling, diving, hiking, and water sports.

Capture the scenic landscapes, cultural events, and stunning sunsets.

Be cautious of strong ocean currents and follow safety guidelines.

Buy local crafts, handmade jewelry, and souvenirs.

Respect local customs and environmental regulations.

Renting a car is recommended to explore the island, and taxis are available in urban areas.

Experience a tropical climate with a wet season from July to November and a dry season from December to June.

Pack light, breathable clothing and swimwear.