Guam

A U.S. territory in the Mariana Islands of the western Pacific, combining tropical beaches, diving and Chamorro culture for a short island getaway.

Guam is the southernmost of the Mariana Islands in the western Pacific and an overseas territory of the United States, where Indigenous Chamorro culture blends with Spanish and American influences. Tumon Bay has the island's resort hotels, shopping centers and clear shallow waters, ideal for snorkeling and water sports; Two Lovers Point, the Plaza de España in the capital, Hagåtña, War in the Pacific National Historical Park and the rural coastline in the south are all worth a visit. It is hot year-round, with the dry season from December to June being best, and summer and autumn bring typhoon season. Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport has direct flights to many cities in East Asia.

Destinations

• Guam

Itineraries

• Guam: Tumon Bay & Southern Loop – Stay in Tumon Bay, spend one day exploring Hagåtña and war history, and another day driving along the southern villages…
• Micronesia Island Hopper Crossing – Follow the United Airlines Island Hopper route east from Guam, passing through Chuuk, Pohnpei, and Kosrae to Majuro.