Dive Sites

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

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.

Located just off the Agat Cemetary, the Amtrack is a old WWII personnel carrier at 40′ with a colorful surrounding reef. Popular for boat and beach divers alike.

A very unusual and easy dive for all. Wide caverns with side openings and exits. No cavern diving experience necessary. Site as also very good for snorkeling and kayaking.

Concrete barges that come up to the surface and rest on a 35ft bottom with a sloping drop-off. Interesting dive with various artifacts.

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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.

A favorite southern dive site near Merizo. 10-60′, large caverns, a pod of spinner dolphins is almost always in the area, and a very easy dive for all. Perfect for snorkeling and kayaking.

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.

Home to the Amtrak, this reef flat drops from 5 to 50′, where large reef and sand flat areas can be found. Popular for boat and beach divers alike.

Often a drift dive. Gently sloping wall drops off dramatically at about 120′. Rays & sharks are common.

Shallow reef flat along the break water. Many of the thousands of Coca Cola bottles left by the Seabees can still be found. Leave them behind!

Agat Bay, 5-45′. Beautiful coral formations and white, sandy crevices. Perfect for beginners and a superb photographers dive.

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

Fai Fai beach.

Family beach

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.

Agat Bay, 5-45′. Beautiful coral formations and white, sandy crevices. Perfect for beginners and a superb photographers dive.

North of Umatac Bay, features a reef flat that slopes from 40 to 90′. Remnants of a WW2 Japanese zero (engine block w/propeller), can be found at the 60 level. Very easy dive for all divers but requires long over-reef walk if not done from a boat.

Apra Harbor, 5-90′. A really nice harbor beach dive for everyone. Sloping corals with many anemones and hundreds of fish. Perfect for diving and snorkeling. Access through Navy Base Guam for shore divers

North Tumon Bay, popular with beach and boat divers alike. Rich coral growth and an abundance of fish (within the Tumon Marine Preserve). Home to several turtles and frequented by Mantas. Depths from 10 to 120′

Agat Bay, 25-65′, Super dive for all…great visibility and a fantastic primer for marine life! Covered by literally thousands of fish, the reef flat reaches up to 20 to 30′. Surounding reef and sand flats at 40 to 65′

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.

Shallow Reef in Apra Harbor. Tons of soft corals and numerous reef fish.

A great site just south of Facpi. 30-80′ sand flats, small caves, coral islands. Very easy dive for all. Scorpion fish, shells, lionfish.

North site near Uruno point, 15-110′. Lots of surge channels with vertical walls, tunnels, and steep Amphitheatre-like slope. Numerous octopus, large wrasses and parrotfish, and super clear water.

A popular training site for beginner dive classes. A wide variety of fish frequent this location. It is also a great night dive for divers of all levels. It is common to see Green Sea Turtles, Stingrays, and Eagle Rays. Night divers are more likely to see eels, octopus, and nudibranchs.

Very Popular site on the northern side of Facpi Point. Find a large Magnificent Anemone along the sand channel in about 45′ of water. This is a great drift dive along the sloping coral wall.

Western end of Facpi Point, this site has a healthy coral growth and is home to numerous reef fish. Only done by boat and usually as a drift dive

Home to the Fish Eye u/w observatory, this popular beach site is home to an abundance of juvenile reef fishes as well as several anenome beds and numerous hard and soft corals. Great for snorkelers’ and divers of all levels.

An all-time favorite for Photographers (especially at night), this beach dive features a vast variety of life and macro – shot opportunities.

Straight out from Fish Eye, this sight features large sand pits that are frequented by rays and nurse sharks. Coral formations and nearby wall for all levels of diving.

Beautiful bay in southern Guam. Great as a snorkel dive from the boat. Check out the Spanish bridge that is visible from the water. Rain will cause this site to have poor visibility for diving

This reef rises to about 35′ and is covered with sponges and an abundance of coral. Located close to Victor pier, it is seldom visited by divers

Deep sand flat (60-100′} is often frequented by stingrays. Many divers have also reported garden eel sightings in the deeper sand areas

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.

The Japanese Zero plane broke apart during a typhoon in 1997. Parts of the fuselage and also the engine block and propeller can be found in a small ravine in about 50′ Nice drift dive by boat.

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.

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