Guam Travel Guide — Restaurants, Hotels & Things To Do

Guam is a U.S. territory in the western Pacific, roughly 3.5 hours from Tokyo and 4 hours from Seoul. As the westernmost point of the United States, it combines tropical beaches, a rich CHamoru culture, and American amenities — making it the top short-haul beach destination for Japanese and Korean tourists.

The main tourist district is Tumon Bay, home to beachfront resorts, duty-free shopping, and most of the island's restaurants and spas. Beyond Tumon, Guam's 21 villages offer cultural sites, waterfall parks, and some of the Pacific's best diving and snorkeling. Island Seeker covers restaurants, hotels, tours, beaches, spas, car rentals, and shopping across the island.