Hotel shuttle or pickup
A.B. Won Pat Guam International Airport (GUM) is close to the hotel area. Many hotels offer airport pickup; check the fee and how it works when you book.
Guam Travel Guide
A US island territory in the western Pacific with turquoise lagoons, beach resorts and shopping. The airport sits close to the hotel strip, making it especially popular for family trips.
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At a glance
- Currency
- USD ($)
- Power & plugs
- 120V · Type A/B
- Driving side
- Right
- Tipping
- Expected (usually 15–20%)
- Local language
- English
- How long to stay
- 4 to 5 days
Emergency numbers
When to go
The dry season from about December to May is sunny and comfortable. Roughly July to November is the wet season with frequent short showers, and typhoons can occur, sometimes cancelling flights. Prices rise during Asian holidays and summer breaks.
Monthly climate normals
Warmest: Jun (avg high 31.5°C) · Coolest: Feb (avg low 23.9°C) · Wettest: Aug (448.6 mm)
| High °C | Low °C | Rain mm | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 29.9° | 24.1° | 135.6 |
| Feb | 30.0° | 23.9° | 105.4 |
| Mar | 30.5° | 24.2° | 70.4 |
| Apr | 31.2° | 24.9° | 88.9 |
| May | 31.4° | 25.4° | 113.0 |
| Jun | 31.5° | 25.6° | 165.4 |
| Jul | 31.1° | 25.1° | 311.2 |
| Aug | 30.7° | 24.7° | 448.6 |
| Sep | 30.7° | 24.6° | 385.3 |
| Oct | 30.8° | 24.9° | 323.3 |
| Nov | 30.9° | 25.2° | 210.6 |
| Dec | 30.4° | 24.9° | 134.6 |
Monthly averages of daily highs and lows, and average monthly rainfall. Any given year can differ.
Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), U.S. Climate Normals · Guam International Airport station · 1991–2020 normals —View source
Airport to the city
Taxi
Available at the airport taxi stand. Ask for a rough fare to your destination before you get in.
Rental car
Pick up a car at the airport and drive straight to your hotel. The easiest option if you plan to explore the island.
Getting around
Rental car
The easiest way to reach the south coast and far beaches. Driving is on the right. Bring your home licence and passport, and check with the rental company and official information on other requirements such as an International Driving Permit.
Tourist shuttle buses (trolleys)
Buses for visitors loop the Tumon hotel strip, malls and main sights. A single ride is about $3; check pass types, routes and times locally.
Taxi
Convenient for short trips but relatively expensive. Ask your hotel front desk to call one.
Hotel and mall shuttles
Some hotels and malls run free or low-cost shuttles. Ask at check-in.
Walking
The Tumon beachfront hotel strip and main street are walkable. The midday sun is strong, so bring a hat and water.
Where to stay
Tumon
Good for: First visit, beach and shopping
The heart of Guam, with resorts, malls and restaurants along calm Tumon Bay. Easy to get around on foot.
Tamuning
Good for: Value, airport access
Next to Tumon and close to the airport, with mid-range hotels and local restaurants.
Hagåtña
Good for: History, local feel
Guam's capital, with historic sites like Plaza de España and local markets. Fewer beach resorts than Tumon.
The south
Good for: Quiet stays, scenic drives
Relaxed villages and coastal scenery. You'll want a car.
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Top sights
Tumon Beach
A shallow, calm lagoon protected by the reef, great for kids. Water shoes help protect your feet from coral and rocks.
Two Lovers Point
A clifftop lookout over Tumon Bay and the ocean. There's an entry fee, and sunset views are especially good.
Two Lovers Point, Guam · Photo: Gage Skidmore / CC BY-SA 4.0 Ypao Beach Park
A beach park with lawns and shade, good for snorkeling and picnics.
Plaza de España (Hagåtña)
A plaza and cathedral from the Spanish colonial era, a quick introduction to Guam's history.
Plaza de España (Hagåtña) · Photo: Zykasaa / CC BY-SA 4.0 South coast drive
A scenic loop past old villages, fort ruins and coastal lookouts. Allow half a day to a full day.
Ritidian Beach
A quiet, beautiful beach at the island's northern tip. It's a protected area with set opening hours and occasional closures, so check official information. Stay out of the water when waves are high.
Ritidian Beach · Photo: 白士 李 / CC BY 2.0 Chamorro night market
A weekly night market in Hagåtña with local food and performances. Check the day and hours locally.
Malls and outlets
Tumon and Tamuning have malls and outlets. Guam has no sales tax, so the shelf price is often what you pay.
What to eat
Chamorro barbecue
Meat or chicken marinated in soy-based sauce and grilled over charcoal, served with red rice.
Red rice
Rice colored with achiote seeds, a staple at every Chamorro table.
Kelaguen
Chicken or shrimp tossed with lemon juice, coconut and chili for a tangy dish.
Finadene sauce
A Guam dipping sauce of soy, lemon, onion and chili, served with barbecue and rice.
American diners
Steaks, burgers and pancakes are everywhere. Portions are generous, so sharing is often enough.
Daily budget (per person)
Budgetabout $150-200 per day: budget hotel, food courts, shuttle bus
Mid-rangeabout $300-400 per day: beach resort, restaurants, rental car
Comfortabout $600+ per day: luxury resort, activities, shopping
Amounts are rough figures in local currency. Check exchange rates before you go.
Suggested itinerary
- Day 1
Check in to a Tumon hotel, swim at Tumon Beach, then sunset at Two Lovers Point.
- Day 2
Rental-car drive around the south coast (villages, fort ruins, lookouts), then Chamorro barbecue for dinner.
- Day 3
Snorkeling at Ypao Beach Park, Plaza de España in the afternoon, and the night market if it's on.
- Day 4
Malls and outlets, time at the hotel pool, then the airport (close by, but allow plenty of check-in time).
Local tips
- As a US territory, Guam has its own entry requirements (such as electronic travel authorization), and arrivals must complete the Guam Electronic Declaration Form (EDF). Check official US and Guam government sources before you go.
- Tipping is customary at restaurants and for taxis. Check whether a service charge is already on the bill.
- The sun is intense. Bring sunscreen, a hat and a rash guard, and drink water often.
- Coral and rocks are common, so water shoes help. Check beach signs and local advice, and stay out of the water when waves are high.
- During typhoon season, watch for airline alerts and read your travel insurance terms on delays and cancellations.
- When driving, keep right, follow speed limits and don't leave valuables in the car.
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Prices and times are approximate as of 2026-09 and may change. Always re-check visa and entry rules with official sources before you travel.