Inarajan Natural Pools
Inarajan Pools
Natural seawater pools formed by volcanic rock on the coast of southern Guam. The water is crystal clear, and visitors can swim and dive.
The Inarajan Natural Pools are on the coast of Inarajan village in southern Guam. A chain of natural seawater pools is enclosed by volcanic rock reefs. The water moves in and out with the tides and is clear enough to see the bottom. There are diving platforms, steps, and a pavilion on the edge, and local children often swim and dive here. Admission is free, with basic restrooms and showers on site. When the waves are high, they can wash over the rocks, so check the weather and tides, and do not walk out onto the outer rocks. Inside Inarajan village you can also find an old Spanish-era church and stone houses. It is about a 50-minute drive from Tumon Bay and is a classic stop on the southern loop.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Talofofo Falls Resort Park
- Umatac & Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad
- Cetti Bay Overlook
- Cocos Island
- Mount Lamlam
- Latte Stone Park
- Fort Santa Agueda
- Fish Eye Marine Park