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Asan-Maina, Guam

WWII History & Scenic Coastal Village

By Island Seeker Editorial Team

Asan-Maina is a historically significant village on Guam's western coast, best known as the landing site of US Marines during the 1944 liberation of Guam. The War in the Pacific National Historical Park encompasses Asan Beach, offering visitors an opportunity to learn about the island's wartime history while enjoying stunning ocean views.

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Highlights of Asan-Maina

  • War in the Pacific National Historical Park – Asan Beach unit
  • WWII landing beach and memorial sites
  • Scenic western coastline and ocean views
  • Historic tanks and wartime artifacts preserved on-site
  • Tranquil beaches away from tourist crowds

area at a glance

Asan-Maina at a Glance

🚶Walkability:low
👨‍👩‍👧Family:good
🍽️Food options:few
🌙Nightlife:quiet

Best for

WWII historyscenic coastal drivequiet beaches

Sample half-day plan

  1. MorningAsan Beach Unit of the War in the Pacific National Historical Park — free entry, solemn WWII landing beach memorial
  2. AfternoonGlass Breakwater overlook and the Piti bomb holes snorkel site in the adjacent village

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