Things to do in Guam: 13 places and 4- or 5-day plans
Thirteen places across Tumon, Hagåtña, the north tip and the south, with hours checked against official sites, plus 4-day and 5-day plans grouped by area.
Itineraries
4 days
Day 1 · Tumon
Day 2 · Hagåtña
Plaza de España and Dulce Nombre de Maria CathedralLatte Stone Memorial ParkGuam MuseumChamorro Village
Day 3 · West coast and Tamuning
Dolphin-watching cruiseFish Eye Marine ParkTwo Lovers Point (Puntan Dos Amantes)Guam Premier Outlets
Day 4 · Tumon
5 days
Day 1 · Tumon
Day 2 · Hagåtña and Tamuning
Plaza de España and Dulce Nombre de Maria CathedralLatte Stone Memorial ParkGuam MuseumChamorro VillageTwo Lovers Point (Puntan Dos Amantes)
Day 3 · Ritidian (north)
Ritidian Unit, Guam National Wildlife RefugeGuam Premier Outlets
Day 4 · West coast and south
Dolphin-watching cruiseFish Eye Marine ParkAsan Beach Unit, War in the Pacific NHPT. Stell Newman Visitor CenterFort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad
Day 5 · Tumon
Things to do 13
Tumon Bay
Main hotel beach with shallow water, part of a marine preserve.
- Time needed
- half a day
Two Lovers Point (Puntan Dos Amantes)
Cliff lookout nearly 400 feet above the Philippine Sea, tied to a Chamorro legend.
- Hours
- Daily 9:00-19:00
- Fee
- $3.00
- Time needed
- about 1 hour
Guam Premier Outlets
Outlet mall with brand stores, food court and a cinema.
- Time needed
- about 2 hours
Ritidian Unit, Guam National Wildlife Refuge
Protected beach and forest at the island's northern tip.
- Hours
- Wed-Sun 7:30-16:00. Closed Mon, Tue, federal holidays and in hazardous ocean conditions.
- Time needed
- about 2-3 hours
Plaza de España and Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral
Remains of the Spanish governor's palace grounds in the capital, beside the cathedral.
- Time needed
- about 40 minutes
Latte Stone Memorial Park
Park displaying a complete set of latte stones, the stone pillars of ancient Chamorro houses.
- Time needed
- about 20 minutes
Guam Museum
Museum of Chamorro history and culture.
- Hours
- Tue-Fri 9:00-16:00, Sat 10:00-14:00; closed Sun and Mon
- Time needed
- about 1 hour
Chamorro Village
Open every day, known for its Wednesday Night Market with local food, crafts and live music.
- Time needed
- about 1.5 hours
Asan Beach Unit, War in the Pacific NHP
Landing beach of U.S. Marines on July 21, 1944, with remaining pillboxes.
- Hours
- Grounds open all day
- Fee
- Free
- Time needed
- about 40 minutes
Fish Eye Marine Park
Underwater observatory in Piti Bay Marine Preserve; also runs snorkeling and dolphin cruises.
- Time needed
- about 1 hour
Dolphin-watching cruise
Boat trip to see wild spinner dolphins off the west coast.
- Time needed
- about 2-3 hours
T. Stell Newman Visitor Center
National park museum on WWII in the Pacific, with a Japanese Type-C midget submarine outside.
- Hours
- Tue-Sat 9:00-16:00; closed Sun, Mon, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day
- Fee
- Free
- Time needed
- about 1 hour
Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad
Spanish fort built 1802-1819 on a bluff above Umatac Bay.
- Time needed
- about 30 minutes
Good to know
- Check weekday closures: Ritidian (closed Mon-Tue), Guam Museum (closed Sun-Mon), T. Stell Newman Visitor Center (closed Sun-Mon).
- Chamorro Village's night market is on Wednesday.
- Ritidian closes in hazardous ocean conditions; check before driving north.
- Guam uses the US dollar.
- Two Lovers Point stays open until 19:00, so it fits a late-afternoon slot.
FAQ
How much is Two Lovers Point?
Admission is $3.00. It is open daily 9:00-19:00.
When is the Chamorro Village night market?
It is held on Wednesday nights. The village itself is open every day.
Can I visit Ritidian any day?
No. It opens Wednesday to Sunday, 7:30-16:00, and closes on federal holidays and in hazardous ocean conditions.
Do the WWII sites charge admission?
War in the Pacific National Historical Park requires no entrance pass.
Is 4 days enough for Guam?
Four days cover Tumon, Hagåtña and the west coast. Add a day for Ritidian and the south.