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Welcome to our celebration of Guam, a tropical Pacific island shaped by ancient CHamoru heritage, ocean landscapes, village traditions, layered history, and a vibrant contemporary culture.
The largest and southernmost island in the Mariana Islands, Guam invites visitors and virtual travellers to discover warm turquoise waters, coral reefs, scenic cliffs, welcoming communities, distinctive island cuisine, historic landmarks, and stories carried across generations. Official tourism resources highlight the island’s beaches, nature, history, culture, watersports, and local food as central parts of the Guam experience.
Discover Guam
Guam is an island in Micronesia in the western Pacific Ocean and an unincorporated territory of the United States. Its landscapes include limestone cliffs, beaches, coral reefs, forests, villages, and coastal waters rich with marine life.
Guam History & CHamoru Heritage Day – Guam History and CHamoru Heritage Day is on the first Monday in March every year.
Guam Liberation Day – Guam Liberation Day is celebrated on July 21 every year. It is a day to commemorate the island’s liberation from the Japanese by U.S. Soldiers.
10 Ways to Experience Guam’s Rich & Fascinating Culture – How to get a deeper sense of the island and the people who call it home.
Chamorro Cuisine – The top 10 dishes you need to know.
CHamoru Culture – The traditions and customs of Guam’s proud island heritage thrive, despite invading conquerors, wars and epidemics, and changing governments.
Guam.gov – The official government portal.
Guam’s Seven Historical Eras – A brief history.
Welcome to Guam – The place to begin planning your visit or vacation to Guam.
Wikipedia – Guam, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Where is Guam?
Guam is located in Micronesia in the western Pacific Ocean. It is the largest and southernmost island in the Mariana Islands chain.
What is Guam known for?
Guam is known for CHamoru culture, tropical beaches, coral reefs, historic villages, distinctive cuisine, Two Lovers Point, Tumon Bay, diving, World War II history, and its position between Asia and the wider Pacific.
What is the capital of Guam?
Hagåtña is the capital of Guam.
When is Guam Liberation Day?
Guam Liberation Day is observed every year on July 21. It commemorates the beginning of the 1944 campaign to retake Guam following Japanese occupation during World War II.
What food is Guam famous for?
Popular Guam foods include red rice, chicken kelaguen, barbecue, finadene sauce, seafood, and dishes influenced by CHamoru, Pacific Island, Asian, Spanish, and American culinary traditions.
How many villages are on Guam?
Guam has nineteen villages, each contributing its own community history, traditions, architecture, landmarks, and celebrations.
Guam – 10 Interesting Facts
Read About Guam
Explore Guam through travel guides, cultural history, memoir, photography, cookbooks, children’s books, and stories that illuminate the island’s landscapes and communities.
What $10 can get you in Guam.
Celebrate!
Australia Day – Australia Day is a g’day, mate, to celebrate all things about the Land Down Under on January 26.
Bermuda Day – Kick-off summertime in the the Atlantic paradise.
Philippines Independence Day – The Philippines, consisting of more than 7,000 separate islands in the western Pacific, declared independence from Spanish rule over 120 years ago.
National Hawaii Day – National Hawaii Day is observed annually every July 5 to celebrate becoming the 50th state of the U.S.
Madagascar Independence Day – Madagascar Independence Day is on June 26.
Five Facts You Should Know About Guam
Guam Stations at Radio.Garden
Listen across Guam through local music, conversation, news, island culture, contemporary hits, and community voices broadcasting from the western Pacific.
How to Celebrate Guam
Celebrate Guam by learning a CHamoru word or phrase, preparing a Guam-inspired recipe, listening to local radio, exploring a village online, reading about island history, watching a cultural demonstration, visiting a museum virtually, learning about coral reefs, or planning a future Pacific journey.
Where are you on Guam?
Guam’s 78th Liberation Parade 2022
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