Guam 2 Day Itinerary

2-Day Guam Itinerary:

This itinerary focuses on exploring some of Guam’s natural beauty and cultural experiences. It assumes you’ll be arriving in the morning and leaving in the evening two days later.

Day 1: Beaches & History

  • Morning: Arrive at Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM).

    • Things to know:
      • Guam is a US territory, so US citizens do not need a passport or visa. A valid form of photo identification and proof of citizenship are required.
      • The airport code for Guam is GUM.

  • Day 1:

    • Activity: Head to Tumon Beach, Guam’s famous stretch of white sand and turquoise waters. Spend the morning relaxing on the beach, swimming in the ocean, or snorkeling amongst the colorful coral reefs and marine life.
    • Lunch: Grab a bite at one of the many restaurants along the beach. From local Chamorro cuisine to international flavors, Tumon has something for everyone!

  • Afternoon:

    • Activity: Visit the War in the Pacific National Historical Park in Guam. Explore historical sites and memorials commemorating the island’s role in World War II.
    • Lunch: Enjoy a delicious Chamorro meal at Proa, a restaurant known for its authentic local cuisine and traditional atmosphere.

  • Evening:

    • Dinner: Experience a local Chamorro fiesta! Many restaurants offer cultural shows and feasts, but you can also find them at local villages or even participate in a village fiesta.

Day 2: Culture & Nature

  • Morning: Explore the historic Hagåtña (the capital of Guam) and immerse yourself in the island’s past. Visit the Plaza de España, a beautiful plaza with Spanish architecture and history.

  • Activity: Take a hike to Talofofo Falls Park, enjoying the stunning views and taking a dip in the refreshing pool at the bottom of the waterfall.

  • Afternoon:

    • Activity: Relax on a beach like Gun Beach or Ypao Beach for some beach time and swimming.

    • Optional Activities:

      • Explore the Latte Stone Stone Park: This historical site showcases ancient Chamorro ruins.
      • Visit the Guam Museum: Learn about the island’s rich history, culture, and art.
      • Go shopping at the Chamorro Village Night Market: Held every Wednesday through Sunday, this market offers a wide variety of local crafts, souvenirs, and food.

Things to do in the evening:

  • Dinner: Enjoy a traditional Chamorro feast with delicious BBQ and live music.

Things to consider:

  • Visa Requirements: US citizens don’t need a passport for entry into Guam. However, they may need proof of onward travel and a valid visa if traveling from certain countries.
  • Transportation: Getting around Guam is relatively easy with public transportation (buses), taxis, or rental cars. Buses are an affordable option but routes can be limited. Taxis are readily available in the tourist areas.

Things to know about this itinerary:

  • This itinerary assumes you’re interested in exploring the natural and cultural side of Guam.

  • Transportation:

    • Guam is a US territory, so as a US citizen, you can easily navigate the island using public transportation (buses) or rental cars.
    • Buses: Guam has a reliable bus system. They are identified by their color and route number. Look for buses with the “Guam Regional Transit Authority” logo.

  • Time: This itinerary is designed for a short, 2-day trip. You can adjust it to fit your interests and time constraints.

  • Customization: Consider adding more activities based on your preferences. You can easily incorporate other attractions like:

    • Historic sites: Visit the Pacific War Museum, the Guam National Wildlife Refuge, or historical memorials for a deeper understanding of the island’s history.
    • Nature experiences: Explore the beautiful beaches and marine life of Guam with activities like swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, and hiking.

Other tips:

  • Bring US dollars: The US dollar is the official currency of Guam.

  • Transportation: For transportation, you can purchase a bus pass from the Guam Regional Transit Authority (GNTA).

  • Food: This itinerary mentions “local Chamorian” cuisine, but there are many other options for tourists like:

    • Guam’s Chamorro Village Night Market: This is a great place to experience local culture and sample delicious food.
    • Beaches: Enjoy the beautiful beaches on Guam, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or snorkeling.

  • Activities:

  • Shopping:

    • Micronesia Mall: The largest shopping mall in Micronesia with a variety of shops and restaurants.
    • Tumon Sands Plaza: Offers a mix of high-end boutiques and local shops.

Enjoy your trip to Guam!