Guam 4 Day Itinerary

Guam 4-Day Itinerary: A Comprehensive Tourist Guide (Markdown format)

Day 1: Explore Hagåtña and Historic Sites

  1. Breakfast at Two Lovers Point Restaurant (Tumon)
  2. Visit the Guam Museum (Hagåtña) - Learn about Guam’s history, culture, and natural environment.
  3. Explore the Latte Stone Park & Plaza de España (Hagåtña) - Witness the ancient Chamorro architecture.
  4. Lunch at a local restaurant in Hagåtña or Tumon. We recommend Kamayan Guamanian Cuisine.
  5. Relax at Tumon Beach - Enjoy the beautiful ocean views and water activities.
  6. Dinner at Sakman Restaurant (Tumon) - Authentic Guamanian food in a traditional setting.
  7. Evening stroll at Ypao Beach Park - Watch the sunset and enjoy the nightlife.

Day 2: Discover Nature & Culture

  1. Breakfast at your accommodation or local café.
  2. Visit Ritidian Point (Northwest Guam) - A beautiful, pristine beach and home to many endemic species.
  3. Lunch at a roadside cafe in Merizo.
  4. Explore the Inalåhan Taro Patch (Merizo) - Learn about traditional Chamorro agriculture.
  5. Head to Fonte Beach Park (Talofofo) - Relax and swim in the crystal-clear waters.
  6. Dinner at a local restaurant in Talofofo or Yona. We recommend Mamiya’s Restaurant.
  7. Visit the Gadao Night Market (Yona) for souvenirs, food, and local entertainment.

Day 3: Adventure & Wildlife

  1. Breakfast at your accommodation or local café.
  2. Visit War in the Pacific National Historical Park - Learn about WWII history on Guam.
  3. Lunch at a local restaurant in Tamuning or Asan. We recommend Pika’s Café.
  4. Head to Tumon Bay Wildlife Refuge (Tumon) - Observe native birds and enjoy a guided tour.
  5. Relax at UnderWater World Guam (Tumon) - Explore marine life through exhibits, touch pools, and a sea lion show.
  6. Dinner at a local restaurant in Tumon or Dededo. We recommend Hibiscus Restaurant.
  7. Evening stroll at Micronesia Mall (Dededo) - Shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

Day 4: Leisure & Departure Preparation

  1. Breakfast at your accommodation or local café.
  2. Spend the morning relaxing on one of Guam’s beautiful beaches. Tanguisson Beach, Gun Beach, and Asan Bay Overlook are great options.
  3. Lunch at a local restaurant in Hagåtña, Tumon, or your preferred location.
  4. Visit the Guam Premier Outlets (Tumon) - Last-minute shopping for souvenirs or duty-free items.
  5. Return to your accommodation to prepare for departure.
  6. Farewell dinner at a restaurant of your choice in Tumon or Hagåtña.
  7. Departure - Ensure you check-out time and transportation arrangements to the airport.

Tourist Tips:

  1. Visa Requirements: U.S. citizens do not need a visa for stays of up to one month. Other nationalities should check with their local embassy or consulate.
  2. Transportation: Taxis, rental cars, and public buses are available on Guam.
  3. Currency: The official currency is the U.S. dollar ($). Credit cards are widely accepted.
  4. Electricity: The electrical voltage is 120V. Adapters may be needed for some devices.
  5. Weather: Guam has a tropical marine climate with temperatures averaging 80°F (27°C) year-round. Rain showers are common but usually short-lived.
  6. Safety: Exercise caution when visiting unfamiliar areas, especially after dark. Always keep your belongings secure.
  7. Respect Local Customs: Guam is a U.S. territory, and many laws and customs are similar to those in the U.S. However, there may be some differences, so it’s essential to familiarize yourself with local norms.