The 19 best things to do with kids in Tumon

It’s a beautiful place. The view is breathtaking. Front ticketing people were so welcoming and gave awesome service. Guy gave us a discount for our tickets to enter. So much beautiful spots to take lovely photos. It is extremely HOT, so do prepare yourself for the heat and sun.

A truly beautiful spot to take pictures of the bay from high up on the cliff. The water below is a gorgeous cyan blue, my camera didn't do it justice, you have to come to see it with your own eyes. And I came on a pretty overcast day, imagine if it's beautiful and sunny out. I was still incredibly happy to visit. You don't even need to pay the $3 to go up the stairs to the vantage point, there are plenty of spots from which to take nice pictures from. Props if you have a drone, definitely come check this place out.

Such a lovely place both for the views and the special meaning of the site. We enjoyed the legend of the spot but also the fact that many couples come here to share the experience. There is a small admission fee to go up the viewing area, and you can purchase a love lock to leave with a message. Bring water, sunscreen and a hat!

A man's face in the shores on one side, a woman's face in the rocks on the other side. A great view overlooking the ocean with a large cliffside down to a beautiful shore. Cheap $3 entrance fee well worth the view.

Beautiful spot to do a quick look around. You have to pay $3 to climb a few stairs and get the real look but we could see plenty with out it. Little souvenir shop on site. Cool little 9-11 memorial there.

it's still one of the few tourist spots in guam but save them 3 dollars. the view is still great outside the overlook

On our visit to Guam this was definitely one of my favorite places to visit. Beautiful views and so romantic. One of my favorite places in Guam.

Best beach for snorkeling. There are water shower and public bathrooms,but no shops around. Better bring your own tools. Recommend going there in the morning when water is crystal clear.

one of the best beaches (as well as ritidian) in guam super shallow, clean and warm water perfect for snorkeling

Great place for a day at the beach! The water is almost always calm because of the reef. Swimming, paddle boarding and snorkeling are fun things to do in the water.

My hubby and I held our wedding ceremony there. This has now become my favourite beach on Guam! The water is very clean, ideal for snorkelling. You may witness a variety of tropical fish and coral. It's unfortunate to see some coral in poor health, yet there are those that are thriving. The water is extremely shallow, however certain sections are deeper. It's an ideal location for snorkelling or swimming for fitness!

Beautiful water, great place for beginner snorkeling. Lifeguard and rinse off water. Family friendly

Best beach on Guam for snorkeling! It's actually deep enough to swim around. Lots of colorful fish. I like to go in the mornings or afternoons.

Amazing beach 🏖️! The breeze was fabulous! I didn’t want to leave ! The clouds made the water change colors !!

Visited the island for work and discovered this beautiful beach close by Hilton resort for stunning sunset view. Quite easy to find and accessible with parkings. There is a nice restaurant on the beach as well but I have not got a chance to try out. Highly recommend!

Nice beach with animals, snorkeling, swimming, and more. Parking close by. An old, WWII Japanese gun emplacement on one end of the beach, too. Be careful with the coral, stay off it or else it will shred your feet.

Absolutely breath taking. Was told you had to hike to the top to see the WW2 gun but no, it's right on the beach. There was a small hiking trail that took you out to the front of the rock, helped you see around the corner but thats it. Really cool to see a part of WW2 history. Very beautiful white sands and bright blue crystal clear water.

This was such a cool place! The tide was low and the rocks weren’t sharp like some other places on the island. And there was some wave action!!! We walked around on the rocks to the next cove over by The Beach House restaurant! We saw sea stars, sea cucumbers and caves along the way! It was so cool! We saw bright fish too! Water shoes recommended just to make sure you don’t step on anything weird!! Come here and enjoy yourself on a quiet beach with shady spots!!!

Good snorkeling with lots of fishes to see.

Beautiful beach!!! Snorkeling was fun with large varieties of beautiful live corals and colorful fish! An easy hike to FaiFai beach, but you have to wade in the water to go through because the gun emplacement trail is out of commission for a while. The water is shallow enough—I saw little kids with parents doing it. Drivers can use the additional parking area for Nikki hotel—great times had by all!!

Underrated beach! There's plenty of parking and beach for everyone because it's extremely quiet here. There's also a restaurant right on the beach for food and drinks. Good spot for swimming, diving, paddle boarding, kids to run around and swim, and just to chill out away from all the tourist areas.

It is located about 3 kilometres from Tumon. Macy's is a good place to go for good value products like Rosso and Macy's department store .

It's like stepping back in the late 90s. Lots of events happen each week. Arcade recently closed down, but there's multiple kids play areas (paid). Lots of food selections to choose from. There's a theater and grocery store as well.

Large mall with a lot of stores. Massive food court, if you can't find a food you like then you don't eat food. Movie theater is a nice addition. Opens at 1000, and not a second earlier.

Not terrible. Has a wide range of parking/parking garages with sky bridges to access parts of the mall. Does have a good variety of shops, whether that be groceries, electronics, clothes, shoes, hairdressers etc..all within a short walk of each other. It was honestly pleasant exploring a mall again and the shops. Will likely return for niche finds or end up back at Macy's again. Oh yeah, they have a Ross that had a massive line stretching around parts of the store. It do be like that for them cheap deals. 👍

This mall was pretty decent, has alot of food choices and the ross was sooo much better than the GPO.

Nice mall and always busy. They have a lot of community events . Lots of tourists and a busy food court. I would like to see Live Music there, which would elevate the experience. My only criticism is that they have the weirdest and Very Inconvenient practice of closing all toilets at the same time!!!??? Figure that one out!

This is a nice shopping mall if not the only shopping mall here on Guam. There is a variety of stores and food selections located in this mall as well as a supermarket attached to it. You really can’t complain about it when you’re in such a small island.

Oh, no... The museum is abandoned!😱😭 I have a feeling that it happened even before typhoon Mawar. Artillery is overgrown with bushes. It would be great if someone could update Google maps info, because it still shows that the museum is open.

Stopped by today and the place is definitely still closed. I did not see any signs that work was being done to reopen. There was a partial sign posted on the door stating the museum is closed, but no indication if or when it will reopen.

When I first got there there was no one in the front to greet us. It costs 3 dollars per person for entry. It is very small it took about 15 or so minutes to see everything. It had one wing for the American and the other for the Japanese. It had pictures of each side and description each picture. Each wing had actual weapons and ammunition for the period. Medals and rank of the military men. Venturing outside it had vehicles and anti tank guns on display and you can actually enter them, which I didn't enter myself because I saw a few spider webs in them. Overall if you're a history buff, I recommend it.

Fantastic! One hell of a private collection. Lots to read and look at. Very friendly owner and very well maintained. Thanks.

Cool museum with lots of things to see and pictures. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable! Restrooms were clean! Great experience for my family. Even my 2yr old enjoyed it!

Very cool artifacts and weapons inside the museum. Outside near the vehicles it is very cramped. There is a great variety of vehicles and weapons. Worth stopping by.

$3 fee. Totally worth it. I thoroughly enjoyed this mini museum

The parking staff is very rude. Thanks to this, I went shopping in a bad mood. It is better to go shopping in T-Galleria.

Dusit on Sunday , was a stop into Salina Beauty Works

It’s a very convenient place to shop cause it’s in the hotel area. Once you’re done shopping there are places close by if you get hungry it’s also right next to the beach side. Don’t take my word for it try it for yourself. God bless

A lot of branded things to buy..in here. Some are cheap, some are moderately priced and some are expensive.

Will always be one of my favorite places on Guam. Make sure to check out "The Grind 2" downstairs!

Very clean and open. Makes for a pleasant shopping experience. Very nice food court with a large variety of food. Plenty of free parking.

most shops closed at night. complex structures that hard to find shops. theres some restaurants opens at night time(California pizza, Beachin shrimp, Italian restaurant, grill house). it is easier to find them at outside(roadwalk)

Guam Premier Outlets is a fantastic spot for shopping and dining. The popular brands are not as many compared to other outlets in the mainland but still offering great deals. The food court has diverse options, and the atmosphere is vibrant and inviting. Parking is convenient with plenty of spaces available. A must-visit destination for all shopaholics tourist

They don’t even really do security in their parking lot unlike the other mall. It’s no wonder people can get away with things in their parking lot on the Ross side. You got people messing around in their cars publicly, you got homeless running around walking ip to people opening their car doors. They’re just waiting for another big thing to happen in their parking lot before they actually get any real security. Literally just waiting for a tourist to be on the receiving end.

Decent size mall for Guam with different retail outlets and restaurants. Main attraction is going to be Ross as it is the biggest one in the island.

Due to the strength of the dollar and the lack of variety in the products (items I purchased last year in California were displayed like a major product), they are not much attractive to tourists. However, shopping at Ross was satisfactory.

average mall, definitely not a 'premier' or an 'outlet'

Visit to Guam will never be complete without going to one of its malls. Guam Premier Outlets or GPO is the first mall I chose because I thought it was bigger and therefore more stores. When I got there, it was not that big but there was a lot of good choices. Ross, Tommy Hilfiger, Famous Footwear, Levi’s, ABC store are just some of the stores. The food court had Subway, Panda Express, Taco Bell, Charley’s Philly Steak, to name a few. The mall was clean, orderly. Most people you’ll would be at Ross, where you can get branded stuff at discounted prices. All in all, the mall was worth the visit.

A cool place to hang out. Have multiple branded shops to purchase things, a good food court for your cravings, and a theatre complex also for watching your favourite movies.. do visit there when you are nearby.

Beautiful place. Sands are really soft, so you can make cute bunny like my pic! There are no waves because of sunken rock, and that’s why here is perfect place for family with young kids!

I grew up there. It was good to wade in the water and sit in the sand.

Lot more fish and crabs than i thought!

If you like shallow crystal water this place is for you. Good for snorkeling but make sure you have water shoes. Lots of coral will cut your feet.

Best view of the bay and Two Lovers point.

What pretty white and a little orange of sands at beach ！U can swim like dolphins with any protection if u swim well and u r adult because the water is not deep ！Perhaps it's perfect for kids because the water is very peaceful ！

Tumon Bay was as beautiful as ever. The hurricane season is over and the summer weather is kicking jn. Wear your sunblock appropriately at this time of the year. Hafa Adai!

The sand is super smooth, and the water is clear. You can see the fish swimming around. Depending on a season or day of the week, the place can get busy, as there are hotels and bars around the beach. There are chairs with parasols, safety vests, and floaties available for rent, but it's stupid pricey ($35 for an hour to rent two chairs? yeah, no). You can easily leave your stuff on the sand. We always kept an eye on it while in the water and never had an issue.

Beautiful beach with a lot of chairs and umbrellas to chill at! It is rather touristy due to all the resorts, but is perfect for families. The water is less clear than Ypao Beach and there are less fish (so not as great for snorkeling), but can't complain overall. There are also restaurants and ABC stores nearby, so you can easily get cold refreshments.

crystal clear water, super soft white sand. even if you're not staying in dusit thani, must visit this beach

Clear water, pretty still, and you can walk a bit far out without having to feed water. Def bring water shoes. Rocks and coral. Also bring your snorkel or buy one at the ABC store for $25 and see all the fishies

Great beach to relax and chill at. Pretty busy beach but it is big so it was not very crowded there was plenty of space to relax and chill out on the beach or go for a swim. Multiple parking areas available the beach has multiple restaurants and hotels along it. Very cool beach to just relax in the nice weather with a cold beer on a hot sunny day. Recommend going if you are in Guam if you want a nice beach to hang out at.

Busy, crowded, lots of tourists. Smelled horrible. The view from the balcony was nicer than in person. If you like a quiet, relaxing beach day, I would suggest not going on a weekend.

Amazing beach! Clean and the water is warm, I went here every day and enjoy the sunset so much. Love this place!

It is much cheaper than ABC Mart and has a lot of industrial products. If you want to buy a gift set, I recommend you to stop by this side and buy them all at once. The types of snacks are very cheap. Character shampoo is popular with children. I think it would be better to induce gifts there than toys. There is a pizza shop in the mart, and you can get a nice pizza at about $11. I recommend you to try it.

Wow Kmart !!! I haven’t seen one in years !!! Love this store !! Found some amazing priced stuff.

I have not been to a K-Mart in at least 20 years, maybe even 25 years. Walking in the door was like a nostalgic trip to the late 90s (and not in a bad way). This place is everything I remember about K-Mart from my youth it even looks like it did in the 90s, just with newer merchandise. Lots of good stuff at fair prices, ample parking (you can even park on the roof!) and friendly workers. There are even Blue Light Specials! Drop by here and enjoy some nostalgia and good prices!

A charming K-Mart that throws you back into the early 2000s with everything you can imagine including souvenirs. Very accessible as its in the middle of the city and also the world’s largest K-Mart! One of the only few left! Cheap food at the Little Caesars inside. I had never been to a K-Mart despite living my whole life in the US and I enjoyed this little trip while on vacation. Felt like a tourist.

First impression is what a throwback to my childhood, but after browsing the isles they have actually done a good job of stocking a variety of groceries home good and clothes. The souvenir selection is great.

If you’re visiting Guam and looking for souvenirs, Kmart has a great variety. They’re not cheap, though, so I’d suggest shopping around first and seeing what other touristy shops in Tumon have got. I am impressed with their candy selection - so many varieties from the US and Asia, including some that are packaged differently than their counterparts on the mainland.

Open 24 hours it’s the only game in town in Guam for late night cravings. There’s a Little Ceasar’s pizza inside. It seems they have a lot of stuff, but not everything. The staff were pleasant but it seems that they lack staff and most look overworked. I had to change lanes 3 times because of computer/register errors (went in for snacks and waited 20mins to check out)

Just a local park, has some dilapidated signs and a bathroom. There're some reconstructed latte stones and a signboard. No parking, parked across the street

Repair works going on at present so most of the park is closed off, except the latte stones.

Not interesting to see😩 My guide book recommended to visit, but I won’t come again. Found stones and people smoking on a bench. 5 min is enough to see all in the park. Better to go to the Spanish garden next to it.

Calm and nice place to experience the original latte stones

Since the stones are vital to the island's history, everyone must visit the park and see them. The park itself, however, is mostly neglected.

The park was a bit rundown and fairly uninteresting. They have a recreation on some lattes and a bomb shelter from WWII, which you cant go into. With a bit of landscaping and some cleanup, this could be a nice park.

A lot of history in this quaint little park. There is a lot of litter surrounding the park.

The magic show was awesome! The kids and I had a great experience. It is very kid friendly and my kids were fortunate enough to be a part of the show. They can’t stop talking about it and we are already planning our next booking. I have told family and friends about it and they’re ready to book as well. Mr. Hank Rice is hilarious and Mr. Anthony Reed is mesmerizing to watch. We will be back. From Jethro and Zyva.

It was a fantastic magic show for the whole family. The performance was filled with nonstop excitement in a short time, and the magician’s passion and energy lit up the stage. Kids were amazed, and adults were equally entertained. Highly recommended for families looking for a fun and impressive show.

It was so good I couldn’t leave. I needed the bathroom for most of the act, and I refused to leave. I knew I’d rather stay and hold it and suffer than to get up, miss the show and still suffer. 🪄 It was such a novel experience. It felt like such a vintage form of entertainment that they made It new again. The magician had a way of making the crowd feel a togetherness with comedy, wonderment and amusement. Each act was a delight, my favorite was the act with Steele ball’s and the cowboy act (two separate acts 😂) It’s a must see definitely recommend to go with friends. There is adequate refreshments and snacks, but we’re really there for the show.

What a great show! Truly an entertaining event that included comedy and amazing optical illusions with a touch of danger. Anthony Reed and his crew delivered a performance that was beyond expectations, worthy of shows found in Las Vegas! Hank Rice kept us rolling with his comical antics and magical tricks! Such a great combination of fun! They include audience participation and create lasting memories, making it great for the entire family to enjoy. This is one of Guam's best little secrets that everyone should know about!

This was an amazing show. I saw it on the TV and at the front entrance of the crown plaza. I highly recommend anyone to come here who likes magic or wants to see an entertaining show. I personally love magic and it was really great. Who knew that the crown plaza would have such a great magician performing. Please note it's only on Tuesdays and Fridays, show starting at 8pm

A wonderful show with great interactions between the cast and the audience and a fantastic way to end the evening! Definitely a must if your on the island of Guam!

What an incredible magic show! The whole family loved it! From the jaw-dropping illusions to the fun audience participation. My kids were amazed the entire time. Truly a magical experience

To reach out this beach, you need to go to the Gun beach first and then either swim or walk in the sea to pass the rocky side which splits the two beaches. There’s no wooden bridge or steps to use. I sunbathed fully naked because there was no one except me. There is no big difference between the Gun beach and this beach, therefore if you don’t want to sunbath naked, no need to go to this beach.

Beautiful, secluded beach for watching the sunset or exploring tide pools! It's too shallow for true swimming, but perfect for a walk or exploring.

Fantastic! (I have been here after Typhoon Mawar May, June, July, Aug 2023) A pretty much secluded beach, clothing optional / nude area. Enter Gun beach, follow beach to right. Walk around the rock cliff that goes in the water, 20-45 seconds walk around the cliff in the water (only go during low tide) the old 'bridge' and stairs are gone. The water is shallow at low tide, sometimes allowing you to walk without touching water. There is a abandoned building. Keep walking and around the little bend are big boulders. Clothing optional/ nude beach section (unofficial)

Beautiful powder sand beach, easily accessible with a nice new plank bridge to help you around the cliff side. It’s a fairly easy walk and is easy enough with small kids. My kids loved collecting hermit crabs, and we saw some monitor lizard tracks on the beach. It is very shallow for snorkeling, but you can walk through the coral fairly easily. There’s a cave and a great view of Two Lover’s Point at the end. We saw plenty of big blue starfish near the beach. Would be a beautiful place to watch the sunset as well.

This is a very nice Secluded beach, he take a little trail along with the edge of the cliff that’s a little overgrown and then down to the water the bridge is out so be careful. Definitely will want to bring some shoes or sandals.

Parked behind hotel Nikko and hiked about 20 ish minutes to reach Faifai beach via access thru Gun Beach. It was low tide so perfect to walk thru alongside the cliff where gun beach is and being water shoes! The trail that supposedly goes around and alongside the cliff side of gun beach ends up where there used to be planks that you could walk across to get to the point of access to faifai but doesn’t exist anymore as seen in picture Pretty secluded beach and we had it all to ourselves which was awesome! Great place to snorkel even in low tide and I was able to get out past the reef

Great beach to spend the day or catch the sunset! It's a quick hike over from Gun Beach, and usually not very crowded. The stairs on the path over are pretty steep so use caution if you're hiking with little ones. Also a good place to look for blue star fish!

ON 28 June attended the last in a 4 part series that enlightened the Chomorro experience through it's history. This 4th installment focused mostly on the WWII years and was magnificently presented through film and panel discussions. It ended unexpectedly by taking a dark anti US Military position relayed by a 30 year old women through her poem urging the removal of Naval and all military presence from Guam. It really dampened our experience.

I was impressed by the beautiful scenery, but since I visited on a Sunday, it was closed and I couldn't see inside the museum. It's a shame as it is one of the top five most famous places in Guam.

Definitely a place to visit when in Guam. Admission is cheap at only $3 a person, but bring cash just in case their credit card system is down. We learned a lot about the history of the island, and saw artifacts we've never seen before. The people if Guam did excellent job designing the museum itself, and were fantastic in their explanations of the rich Chamoru culture.

Touched by the film of the Journey of Chamoru People. Thought Guam museum is not so big ,the exhibition is plentiful. We learned the Chamoru culture and Guam history here, stayed for more than one hour. Open from Tuesday to Friday now. 10am to 2pm with limit people.

I’ve had to call ahead couple days to reserve a time slot for the museum tour. Went on 3/3/22 at 10am and there was only another family and ours while we were there in the time slot. Got the whole museum to be able to roam and learn about Guam’s history and the CHamoru ancestors and it was very informational. You get to watch a 9 minute short movie prior to walking thru the museum and then there are two floors to be able to read, interact and view what made Guam It was $3/ per person and kids are free Parking available alongside the building and very close to chamorro village where there were food trucks outside in the back as well during lunch time on a Thursday

This museum has so many artifacts and information to take in. I was really impressed. The museum should be charging more for admission. Highly recommend visiting here. Make sure you pull open the drawers to see more artifacts!

The Guam Museum is a great place to check out local history. They have an amazing permanent exhibit along with a short film about Puntan and Fu'una. There is also a small cafe inside. The prices are great. $1 for students $10/$15 for senior citizens (not to sure if it's $10 or $15), general admission is $20. No flash photography but you are allowed to take pictures. No recording of the short film. Very family friendly. The staff are helpful and great.

Got the recommendation from local celeb Lybia Chun (thank you!). There are not a lot of tourists and the beach was not crowded at all. Finding the entrance via car was a little challenging. You have to enter by the zoo and then turn left once in the main lot. Drive towards the end of the lot and the parking lot for the beach is on the right for close access. You can also park by the zoo and use the pedestrian path (the zoo is currently closed because of COVID). The water is so calm and warm. There is very little coral. This is the ideal beach for swimming - no strong currents, pretty shallow, and there is a lifeguard on duty. Si Yu'os Ma'åse' (thank you)!

Matapang Beach is located in Tumon Bay. This beach is one of the few beaches, not only on the shore, but also covered with sand in the water, without stones and corals. Matapang Beach is very shallow, so families with children often rest here. There is a zoo near the beach. The sea in this part of Guam is very calm, without currents and strong waves. The water is crystal clear, blue with emerald green iridescence. Matapang Beach is small, clean and well maintained, several holiday houses, picnic areas, shower rooms and toilets. Matapang Beach is a good place for snorkeling, fish are not afraid of people and beautiful coral reefs are located near the beach. There are many canoes on the beach, constantly arriving or swimming on the beach. Many local residents and tourists arrive for special reasons to see the most incredible sunset on Matapang Beach Guam

The water is very calm and it’s great for swimming. Some of the buildings next to the beach are in bad condition. If you walk along the beach there are resorts on either end.

Nice beach near our hotel. You can enjoy sunshine and cool water area here. Two shower for free all day long.

As public beaches go, its pretty good. A major issue at Matapang is pollution & drunkenness & the lack of parking due to local hotels claiming parking thats not on their property. Theres also an unusual zoo, which smells like neither the health dept nor DPW have visited lately.

Matapang Beach Park is nice place to get away with your family. The beach is clean, has bathroom and shower facilities.

Great place to get swimming lessons and meet a beach family you'll never want to leave

Absolutely stunning untouched beach with so little visitors - actually no one :) and the rocks are so picturesque standing out of the water - you can go for a walk, beach for a while or just admire the views :)

First and foremost: Maps will try to take you down a road that is marked private property. It IS indeed private property. Do not go around the gates block the road. Instead, go down to the beach and follow the shoreline to the right/north. You'll see an open spot. This is where the trail begins that cuts through the peninsula/wooded area. There are a couple of trails going through the peninsula: one takes you to the tip of the peninsula and the other across to the beach. I took some photos of where to cut across, a video of me walking the trial and also a photo of where it comes out. Next important aspect: proper footwear. The trail is old volcanic rock and limestone. It WILL eat your feet. There is also a lot of coral on the beach. If you want to go through it, you either need water shoes or an old pair of shoes that you don't care about ruining. I brought my slippers with me, but chose not to bring them and I believe they would have been an issue for some parts of the trail and beach. Once out of the trail area, you can see the mushroom rocks across the beach. From the trail to the mushroom rocks, it is .3 miles. Explore the area but please do NOT leave any trash. There is enough trash on and around the beach so pack out what you pack in. Once you get to the rocks, you can go past them for some more large, interesting rocks .15 miles down the shore and then a very idyllic, palm tree lined, South Pacific/National Geographic looking beach. Highly recommend checking it out. Also, the private property/road that Maps takes you to, it extends down the beach. The owners have put up NO TRESSPASSING signs. Please abide by them. Of note, I went at low tide. Many people say go at low tide. Low tide exposes the mushroom rocks and shells & sea glass on the shore. Maybe it is best to go at low tide. For parking, park at the beach Maps gets you near. Lock your doors and hide anything of value in your trunk. Many websites have warned of car breakins here and while mine was not, I can foresee this being an issue.

Certainly not the beach you can walk to with barefoot, but it’s worth it with the views, crystal water and fine sands.

Stunning view. A quiet beach! The trek to get to the rocks goes through the jungle, nothing too wild (ages 4+ can handle it!), Be prepared to climb up over sharp-ish rocks and encounter nature (lizards, banana spiders, etc). I'd not recommend walking on the beach line around from the beach parking area. Volatile water/reef rocks. Go through the forest path. Bring a machete. Wear proper shoes to cover and protect. Lots of little crabs, rocks/cave-like areas to explore. Mudfish. Such a beautiful secluded spot. Lots of broken glass washed up on the beach. The parking area is extremely trashed/littered. If you get there early (9 on a Saturday), you may be able to snag the shady spot under the rock.

Gorgeous!! Best way we found to get to Mushroom Rock Beach is to park near Tanguisson Beach then hike along the water to the beach. For this reason: I recommend water shoes or sturdy walking/hiking shoes and bring a bag with flip flops if you want to go in the water. The ocean bottom here is more rocky/coral than sand, so you’re really better off with water shoes anyway. There is also limited shade along here so sunscreen, sunglasses, and maybe even a beach umbrella are a must. The MOST key advice though is to check the tide times prior to going and keep an eye on the water coming in. We got lucky…almost got stuck as there were a few spots we had walked around giant rocks or under them to get further along the beach and as we left, the water almost prevented us from going the same route and we could have gotten stuck there!

A nice secluded beach with calm waters. I was a bit afraid at first using the trail. There are a bunch of signs posted saying no trespassing and private property. But the locals ignored them and went around the gate. So did I. Lots of beautiful fish and quite a few of the blue starfish to be found. Great for snorkeling.

Ever wonder where those nice poster cards of Guam were taken? Probably here. A nice quiet and untouched area from the bustling noise of Tumon. Great place to enjoy the turquoise water. Can’t stress how important it is for everyone to not be littering and leaving the place in a better shape than when you found it!

Good for the price. Room had a weird musty smell everytime reentering, likely due to swimmers using the hotel. It went away after the AC was turned on. Staff was very nice and allowed us to store our bags after checkout and before our flight. Plenty of parking if you rent a car and there is shopping nearby. It wasn't a wow hotel, however I was satisfied for our two night stay. Note-they didn't have car rental on site as advertised and the Nissen company the partner with site wasn't working, even when they tried. We ended up walking about 20 mins to Nippon Rental to get a car. Taxi is very expressive and even have a luggage fee.

I got absolutely hammered here in 2017 and literally threw up in every single trash can in the room. I left everything as I used it and never even so much as heard a peep via email or phone about the condition I left the room. Incredible. - USN

1. I arrived there at 5:30AM hoping to get an early check in because my flight arrived at 4AM. It doesn’t matter if I have to pay for it. Unfortunately, I have to wait until 8AM to be checked in. 2. What I don’t like is that they don’t have lift to go to 3rd floor. I have to carry my heavy luggage from the 2nd floor up to the 3rd floor. No one bothered to help me when I asked. So that afternoon, I had to call them to transfer me to a room at 2nd floor once there’s an availability. 3. A cockroach welcomed me in my room. 4. This is the first hotel that I checked in with that doesn’t have a complimentary breakfast even though I booked through their website. 5. The hotel attractions are all under maintenance. The only good thing about this hotel is that it is walking distance from the beach and restaurants.

Convenient location, clean room, friendly staff. We arrived late and were glad to find the gift shop, with snacks and drinks, was still open.

Pretty ideal location for tourists, I stayed for 14 days and they had everything I needed. About a 3 minute walk to the beach right across the street and central to all of the Tumon strip.

Why am I placed in a room amongst the fun loud party guests? (Located on the non high rise portion of the hotel) Was that intentional? lol. I was hoping to get quality sleep. P.S. I'm literally a "tourist" too.... What were they thinking when I got assigned this room? lol

Mid-price hotel in the middle of the tourist area. It’s an older hotel but well maintained. Rooms are comfortable. The only problem I ran into was a noisy AC unit but it didn’t stop me sleeping well. The hotel rooms themselves are quiet since they’re situated away from the main road outside. There are a couple of restaurants inside that I didn’t try. There’s also a well stocked shop in the lobby. The hotel is attached to a shopping center with a TGI Fridays downstairs. Good for a beer 🍺 and standard American fare. The central location makes it convenient for shopping, if that’s your thing, but it’s just a few minutes across the road to the beach. More my thing. Front desk service is good. Receptionists are friendly and very helpful. Taxis are available at the lobby ($28 to the airport at the time of writing). The free bus that runs along the strip also has a stop in front of the hotel. Didn’t try the pool and it didn’t look like the lazy river was open while I was there.

It was a small but nice aquarium. I do wish it had had a bit more to see but it was a good time and the staff was great. I did the Sea Trek underwater adventure and that was a lot of fun. I wish there had been a bit more to see there but it was cool to hang out with a stingray, a sea turtle, some leopard sharks and a bunch of fish. The guys that went in the tank with me were awesome and made it fun.

Just a short walk from the Westin, this little aquarium was a peaceful escape. The entrance through the underwater tunnel was magical—it reminded me how much I love aquariums. Though it’s not huge, it packs in a great look at Guam’s marine life. Bonus points for offering a military discount. It made for a relaxing and worthwhile afternoon activity.

I remember in the past this place had many dishes and decor making the place look beautiful in the water but the new one is just ok. There was barely any fish and you can just see construction? Don’t know what it’s called , you’re basically paying a high amount of money for an unfinished aquarium. Very underwhelming (I didn’t directly take pic of the construction thing but if u zoom in the first photo the left side u can see)

I enjoyed the feeding of the sharks and the initial walk through. Everything else was pretty standard. Affordable tickets and could be a good place to educate small children.

I did the seatrek with the helmet, absolutely a great fun experience! JUN is amazing great sense of humor, he really made the entire event that much more memorable. Continue that!

It's a small aquarium but it is definitely worth it! I just loved it!

Nice place to visit when the weather is not cooperating. Has great military discount for admission, a decent amount of tanks for viewing a myriad of sea life. Had Easter eggs hidden for the season for the kids to search for. Fair amount to see and explore for the young and old. Be advised it is a one way visit, once you hit the escalator make sure you have seen all you want below because there is not way to get back down.

After being closed for a long time the Guam Zoo finally reopened!! Our visit with our 3 year old daughter was truly wonderful and we cannot wait to go again. The Zoo resembles more of an animal sanctuary where one can really get up close and personal with a surprisingly wide variety of creatures including a monkey, sharks, sea turtles, emus, ostriches and a very friendly talking parrot named Angel! The owners are a very kind couple who clearly care deeply about these rescued animals. This Zoo is truly an asset to this island and the community!

Don't forget quarters to feed the goats! They even offer shark feeding for $5. It's on the smaller side but my two year old and his friend had a blast! Shaded! Friendly staff! Parking was full, but they were having an event on the beach, we found parking a couple blocks away. We'll stop back again :)

My wife and kids enjoyed the only zoo on Guam. We went when it wasn’t really busy and it was a great experience for us. They all looked well taken care of and the owner has so much knowledge about each and every one of them. That’s how you know they are in good hands. Can’t wait to visit again with the fam. 🙏🏼

At first I thought the $15 entry fee was a bit much, I soon came to realize that it goes directly to supporting the rescued and endangered animals that live there. More animals than I had anticipated. The couple that own and run the zoo are amazing! Barbara and Jimmy are so knowledgeable and very kind. It's easy to see that they care about thier work and their animals. I went on two separate days within a week. I love it here and highly recommend a visit.

If you’re on the fence about going to the Guam Zoo, this is your sign to GO!!! Such a fun little zoo, perfect for younger kids as it is nice and small, almost completely shaded, and is conveniently fenced so you won’t have to worry about kids running off too far. Even in the heat the shade was so nice and the owner engaged with my kids and made the experience so fun. He has been running the zoo since 1977 and you can tell he has a big heart for the animals and the community of Guam. We will be coming back again and again!! Note: you will need CASH to enter the zoo. He did not charge for my infant. And a bonus: right along the calm waters of Tumon. We had a picnic outside at a covered picnic table right on the beach afterwords!

Its quite expensive for a small zoo. Usually small children get in for free, but this place charges $8. The animals are looking okay. my daughter’s fav was the goats. There are plenty bugs/mosquitoes so make sure to bring some repellent spray.

Highly recommend the owners are very nice people with great hospitality. The animals are all very exotic and cool. You can also get very close to the animals compared to a conventional zoo.