Boat Tours

Tokai Maru

Apra Harbor, 40-120′. WWII Japanese long range freighter that’s popular for advanced and wreck certified divers. Visibility 20-60′ but can be cut to zero if the silt is kicked-up. She sits on a port list in the harbor and is adjacent to the Cormorran.

Location: Apra Harbor, just east of Buoy R3

Depth: 40 to 120′

Visibility: 20 to 60′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Advanced

SMS Cormoran

German merchant raider sitting alongside the Tokai at 80 to 130′. (Touch both wrecks at 95′) Very interesting dive for experienced divers only. Visibility 20-60′.

Location: Apra Harbor, just east of Buoy R3

Depth: 80 to 130′

Visibility: 20 to 60′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Advanced

Calalan Bank

Calalan Bank is a coral reef in Guam. Calalan Bank is situated nearby to 2nd Leg Glass Breakwater – USN built WW2, and close to Glass Breakwater Entrance Light 5NM.

Location: Apra Harbor, along the Glass Breakwater

Access: Beach

Skill Level(s): Beginner

Finger Reef

Apra Harbor, 5-90′. A really nice harbor reef dive for everyone. Sloping corals with many anemones and hundreds of fish. Perfect for diving and snorkeling.

Location: Apra Harbor, between Kilo Warf and Gab Gab Beach

Depth: 5 to 90′

Visibility: 30 to 75′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner

Barracuda Rock

Orote Point, 0-60′. A “mini” cave perfect for snorkeling and diving, and a tunnel under a huge coral head make this a very unusual dive. Rated very easy. Snorkeling and kayaking along the cliffs excellent.

Location: South of Apra Harbor on Orote Point

Depth: 0 to 60′

Visibility: 60 to 120′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner

Harley Reef

Guam Harley-Davidson identified the motorcycle as a 1944/45 WLA Flathead. The Harley Davidson motorcycle rests in about 10′ with a sloping wall covered in coral. A great dive and unique photo op for Harley enthusiasts.

Depth: 10 to 60′

Visibility: 5 to 40′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner

The Tunnel

Northern coral reef extending out from cliff line. Schooling fish, clear water, and great coral formations. A natural opening in the reef that starts at 35′ and exits at 45′. Caverns and sand channels abound in the area.

Location: Between Haputpo Beach and Uruno Point

Depth: 15 to 60′

Visibility: 40 to 80′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner

Northern Caves

South of Haputo Beach, an entrance at 25′ that goes into a large opening in the cliff line with a exit point at the surface (no light needed). Easy for all divers.

Location: South of Haputo Beach

Depth: 0 to 60′

Visibility: 40 to 80′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Advanced

Big Blue

Corals, Rays, Schools of Barracuda, Turtles and great visibility. This site is loaded with colorful hard corals and a variety of reef fishes.

Location: Off the Hilton Hotel, near the wedding chapels

Depth: 30 to 130′

Visibility: 60 to 120′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner, Advanced

Alupat Island

Just off Alupat Island, numerous hard and soft corals with an abundance of reef fish. Great visibility and an occasional Manta Ray. This is an excellent night dive location and is always done by boat. Dolphins are often seen here. Manta rays are more often seen in the early hours and in the early spring and fall. Turtles are seen on most dives.

Visibility: 5 to 50′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner

Agana Bay

Numerous Hard and soft corals with am abundance of reef fish. Great visibility and an occasional Manta Ray.

Location: East Agana Bay

Depth: 20 to 80′

Visibility: 40 to 80′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner

Double Reef

Northern dive site. 10-70′ coral reef with schooling fish, clear water, and great coral formations. Very easy for all divers & snorkelers.

Location: Northern Guam, jut north of Haputo Beach

Depth: 10 to 70′

Visibility: 60 to 100′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner

Two Lovers Point

Two Lovers Point (Chamorro: Puntan Dos Amåntes) is a prominent cape and seaside cliff in Tamuning, Guam, that overlooks northern Tumon Bay and the Philippine Sea.

Crevice

Large “canyon” starting at 60′, visibility 100’+, Sea Fans along walls. Schools of barracuda and some sharks occasionally seen. Possibility of currents.

Location: South of Apra Harbor on Orote Point

Depth: 60 to 130’+

Visibility: 80 to 150′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner, Advanced, Advanced +

Western Shoals

Apra Harbor, 10 – 90′ Sloping reef with a large variety of corals and thousands of fish. Very easy dive for all.

Location: Inside Apra Harbor

Depth: 10 to 90′

Visibility: 30 to 100′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner

Seabee Junkyard

Apra Harbor, 35-140′ plateau on breakwater with many bulldozers and other construction equipment left by the Seabees when they finished building the breakwater. Also has small harbor transfer ship on bottom at 130. Vis usually 20-40′.

Location: Apra Harbor, along the Glass Breakwater

Depth: 35 to 140′

Visibility: 20 to 40′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner, Advanced

Sharks Pit

Very unusual dive located along Orote Peninsula with many artifacts from WWII. One of the few sites on Guam with sea fans at 40′. Super visibility.

Location: South of Apra Harbor at Apunta Point

Depth: 20 to 130’+

Visibility: 80 to 150′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner, Advanced, Advanced +

Ron’s Reef

Usually done as a drift dive, starting at “First Beach”, then due west out of the harbor. Only accessible by boat, and divers must be very aware of boats transiting overhead.

Access: Boat

American Tanker

Apra Harbor. A huge concrete barge beginning at 50′, and located right beside a shallow reef. Popular as a beginning wreck dive with tons of subjects for Macro Photographers. Very easy dive for all.

Location: Apra Harbor, along the Glass Breakwater

Depth: 30 to 100′

Visibility: 30 to 60′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner, Advanced

Gab Gab II

Apra Harbor, 50-100′ reef that’s home to the Atlantis Submarine. A chance to view the sub “from the outside”. Numerous corals, large jacks, nurse sharks and tons of fish.

Location: Apra Harbor, 230 yards off the monument at Gab Gab Beach (Navy Base Guam)

Depth: 50 to 100′

Visibility: 30 to 75′

Access: Boat or Beach

Skill Level(s): Advanced

Blue Hole

Very unusual dive on a natural limestone plateau. A vertical shaft begins at 60′ with a large “window” opening at 125′. Drift dives possible. Must be an experienced Deep diver to “shoot the hole”. Great vis and the 30 to 60′ plateau make this a popular site for all divers.

Location: South of Apra Harbor on Orote Point

Depth: 40 to 130’+

Visibility: 80 to 150′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner, Advanced, Advanced +

Camel Rock

Asan, 30-130’+. Salvage area used to dump hundreds of WWII ammunition and artifacts. Very interesting historical dive. Leave it all there!

Location: Piti, outside the War in the Pacific Park

Depth: 30 to 130’+

Visibility: 50 to 100′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Advanced

Hospital Point

Great coral growth and variety of reef fishes. This area is also known for regular manta and turtle sightings.

Depth: 30 to 100’+

Access: Boat

Fai Fai

Fai Fai beach.

Skill Level(s): Beginner

Boulder Alley

This is a great night dive location. Drift along the cliff line between the Navy sea wall and Shark’s Pit. Large schools of pyramid butterfly fish

Missing details for this site but it appears in Google MyMaps.

Depth: 40 to 90′

Visibility: 5 to 70′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner, Advanced

Blue & White

An extremely clear water drop-off outside Cabras Island. Upper reef flats start at 30′ with severe drop-off. Definite possibility of currents.

Location: South of Luminao Reef, against the Glass Breakwater

Depth: 30 to 130’+

Visibility: 50 to 150′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner, Advanced

Tarzan Cave

Accessible from shore (long swim), this is a popular snorkel and dive site. An old crane, pipes and other wreckage can be found, this site is home to several turtles.

Depth: 30 to 60′

Visibility: 60 to 100′

Access: Boat or Beach

Skill Level(s): Beginner, Advanced

Vecki Reef

Dive near the mouth of the harbor at this beautiful reef. Slopes from shallow reef flat down to 130+ Very easy and great visibility for all divers.

Location: South side of the entrance to Apra Harbor

Depth: 15 to 130’+

Visibility: 40 to 80′

Access: Boat

Skill Level(s): Beginner