Fish Eye Marine Park
An underwater observation deck in the Piti Bomb Holes marine preserve. Watch corals and tropical fish through porthole windows without getting wet, ideal for non-swimmers and children.
Fish Eye Marine Park is located in the Piti Bomb Holes Marine Preserve on Guam's west coast. From the shore, a pier about 300 meters long leads out to an underwater observation deck roughly 10 meters below the surface. Through 24 round portholes, you can observe coral reefs, butterflyfish, damselfish, parrotfish and other tropical species up close. Staff feed the fish at set times to attract them. The park also offers snorkeling, scuba diving experiences and semi-submersible boat tours, as well as the evening Island Cultural Dinner Show, featuring fire dancing and traditional Chamorro dance. The pier itself is a good spot for watching the sunset. The bay takes its name, Bomb Holes, from craters left by bombs during World War II, and it is a popular snorkeling destination. Getting there: the park is about 20 minutes by car from Tumon Bay, and packages usually include hotel transfers. Check the official website for current admission and package prices. Note: snorkelers must wear life jackets, touching marine life is prohibited in the preserve, and sea conditions may worsen in the afternoon.
Opening hours
Approx. 08:00–17:00 (dinner show tickets separate)
Nearby sights
- War in the Pacific National Historical Park (Asan Beach)
- Fort Santa Agueda
- Latte Stone Park
- Plaza de España & Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral
- Guam Museum
- Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral Basilica
- Chamorro Village Night Market
- Ypao Beach Park