Guam 6 Day Itinerary

Guam 6-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival and Downtown Hagåtña

  • Arrival at A.B. Won Pat International Airport (check flight details for your arrival)
  • Transfer to Hotel (Recommended: Dusit Thani Guam Resort or Westin Resort Guam)
  • Lunch at Pika’s Cafe, a popular spot for local Chamorro dishes.
  • Afternoon Exploration of Downtown Hagåtña: visit the ancient ruins of Spanish colonial buildings like the Hagåtña Post Office Park and the Latte Stone Park & Plaza Royal Capitol Park.
  • Dinner at Yigo Marketplace, offering a variety of food vendors.

Day 2: Historic Sites and Talofofo Falls

  • Morning visit War in the Pacific National Historical Park (Asan Bay Overlook & Piti Guns) to learn about Guam’s WWII history.
  • Lunch at Ono’s Guam KBBQ or The Beachside Tavern for local BBQ and seafood.
  • Afternoon head to Talofofo Falls Park, enjoy the natural pools and waterfalls.
  • Dinner at Chamorro Village, where you can sample traditional dishes while watching cultural performances.

Day 3: Beaches & Outdoor Activities

  • Morning visit Ritidian Point and Gun Beach for snorkeling and beach activities.
  • Lunch at Two Lovers’ Point Restaurant with stunning views of the ocean.
  • Afternoon explore Ypao Beach or Tumon Bay, perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
  • Dinner at Hilton Guam Resort & Spa or any restaurant in Tumon area.

Day 4: Underwater Adventures

  • Morning go on a guided tour to discover the underwater world of Guam through snorkeling or scuba diving (check with local dive shops for certification requirements).
  • Lunch at Marine Corp Drive, home to many beachside eateries.
  • Afternoon relax at one of the beaches in Tumon area or explore the shopping centers.
  • Dinner at Fish Eye Marine Park & Grill for fresh seafood and nightly cultural shows.

Day 5: Chamorro Village and Night Market

  • Morning visit Chamorro Village for traditional arts, crafts, and food shopping.
  • Lunch at any restaurant in the village or Hagåtña area.
  • Afternoon free time to explore more of Hagåtña or relax by the pool.
  • Dinner at the Guam Premier Outlets Night Market, featuring live music and local food vendors.

Day 6: Departure

  • Breakfast at your hotel.
  • Transfer to A.B. Won Pat International Airport for departure (check flight details for your departure).

Things to Know:

  1. Guam is a U.S. territory, so U.S. citizens do not need a passport or visa to travel there. Non-U.S. citizens should check the requirements for their country.
  2. The official currency is the United States dollar ($).
  3. English is widely spoken on Guam, along with Chamorro.
  4. Driving is on the right side of the road. Renting a car is recommended to explore the island.
  5. Tipping in restaurants is customary but not expected at hotels or taxis. A 10-15% gratuity is common.
  6. The time zone is Chamorro Standard Time (UTC+10).
  7. Stay safe by following local laws and customs, and always check the latest travel advisories for Guam.

Enjoy your trip to beautiful Guam!