Guam-5-day-itinerary

5-Day Itinerary for Traveling in Guam

Day 1: Arrival and Beach Time

  • Morning: Arrive at Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM)
    • Visa requirements: US citizens do not need a visa, while citizens of other countries should check with the Government of Guam’s website for requirements
    • Transportation: Taxi or rental car to hotel
  • Afternoon: Check-in at your hotel and spend some time relaxing on Tumon Beach (also known as Guma’wun Chamorro), one of Guam’s most popular beaches
    • Activities: Swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, or simply enjoying the sunset
  • Evening: Head to the nearby Tumon Village for dinner and shopping

Day 2: Island Culture and History

  • Morning: Visit the Chamorro Village (open from 10am-5pm), a recreation of an ancient Chamorro village showcasing traditional crafts, foods, and dances
    • Things to know: Learn about Guam’s rich history and culture, including its colonial past and its significance in World War II
  • Afternoon: Stop by the Guam Museum (open from 9am-5pm) to see a collection of artifacts and exhibits on the island’s history and people
    • Activities: Watch traditional Chamorro dances or try your hand at traditional crafts like weaving or pottery-making

Day 3: Adventure Time!

  • Morning: Go snorkeling or scuba diving at Gun Beach, known for its vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life
    • Things to know: Guam has some of the best beaches in the world, with crystal-clear waters and powdery white sand
  • Afternoon: Rent a kayak or paddleboard and explore the scenic coastline of Talofofo Bay
    • Activities: Try your hand at surfing, kayaking, or paddleboarding for an adrenaline-packed experience

Day 4: Island Exploration

  • Morning: Visit the picturesque village of Umatac (also known as San Miguel), one of Guam’s oldest and most historic villages
    • Things to know: Learn about Guam’s unique cultural blend, with influences from Spain, Japan, and the United States
  • Afternoon: Explore the scenic coastal road and visit the nearby village of Hagåtña (Guam’s capital city)
    • Activities: Visit the Plaza de Espana or the Government House for a glimpse into Guam’s colonial past

Day 5: Last-Day Relaxation

  • Morning: Spend some time relaxing at your hotel or on one of Guam’s many beautiful beaches, like Asan Bay Beach
    • Things to know: Don’t forget to try some of Guam’s delicious local cuisine, like kelaguen (a spicy raw fish dish) or razon (a type of rice porridge)
  • Afternoon: Last-minute shopping for souvenirs and last-day relaxation before departing

Transportation:

  • Rent a car or take a taxi/Uber to get around the island
  • Bus service is also available, with multiple routes covering major tourist areas

Safety Tips:

  • Be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas
  • Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for outdoor activities
  • Respect Guam’s local culture and customs

Enjoy your trip to Guam!