Scuba Beach
Scuba Guam’s own Scuba Beach! This is a fun shallow reef dive or it can be a deep dark dive with a small fishing boat at 60 ft. Metal conex boxes ranging from 90 – 110 ft and a large crane. Bubble coral can be found at depth near the crane and other wreckage. If […]
San Luis
San Luis is accessible via shore with access to Naval Base Guam. There are signs on base for San Luis Beach, and once parked there is a pavilion and a set of concrete stairs that allow divers to access the water on the shallow reef rather than walking in from the sandy beach. There are […]
Ron’s Reef
Ron’s reef is a colorful reef located at the tip of the Glass Breakwater. Always done by boat, it can be drift starting at first beach on the south side of the jetty or starting at the RMS Scotia on the northern side. As you drift to the west, the reef flat narrows with steeply […]
Pete’s Reef
Pete’s Reef is located south of Agat marina and is one of Guam’s premier dive sites. With a sand channel at 60’ that goes up to the 25’ shallows and out to the 90’ sand pits there is plenty to see on this dive. This dive is best done as a drift, traveling westward towards […]
Keyhole
LOCATION: South of Apra Harbor DEPTH RANGE: 30-130 ft + SKILL RANGE: Novice/Advanced ACCESS: Boat Almost always done as a drift dive, Keyhole is located along the Orote Peninsula, halfway between the Blue Hole and Spanish Steps. Openwater divers will enjoy the drift at 30’ to 60’ on the reef plateau, where numerous large boulders […]
Hourglass Reef
This reef is about 100 yards off Western Shoals and can only be done by boat. The top of the reef is about 200 yards long and covered with pristine corals & sponges and abundant fish life. Hourglass doesn’t have a mooring so it’s always a “live drop” off the boat. It’s lesser known but […]
Ga’an Point
The very shallow inner reef flat drops down to 30 and is mostly flat as it extends several hundred yards offshore to a depth of 90’ before dropping again to 200’ The Amtrak is a WWII landing craft that rests just off the coral reef in the sand in 55’ of water. There are several […]
Fish Eye Marine Park
49 This reef, also called Piti Bomb Holes is a great place to snorkel and scuba dive. The “bomb holes” are actually natural features created when limestone caves collapsed sometime in the distant past. These depressions in the are home to thousands of fish and corals. The Fisheye Marine Observatory is located in the middle […]
Boulder Alley
Boulder Alley runs from Sharks Pit to the Navy Sea Wall. The tall cliff line drops down into the water to depths from 20’ to 50’ before sloping steeply into the abyss. The large boulders provide shelter for pyramid butterflyfish and the occasional reef shark and turtle. Shark’s Pit was named for the numerous sharks […]
Barge Reef
Barge Reef is located along the Glass Breakwater in Apra Habor. The barges were sunk as part of the breakwater construction after WWII. The series of barges make for a great shallow dive. The barges are filled with swim throughs, hard corals, and an abundance of reef life. Be mindful when swimming around the barges […]