9 days in Guam Itinerary

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Start: Washington DC

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Tumon

— 6 nights

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End: Washington DC

Tue, Dec 26 - Wed, Jan 3 Edit

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Tumon — 6 nights

You'll find plenty of places to visit near Tumon: Talofofo Falls Park (in Talofofo) and Coco Palm Garden Beach (in Dededo). The adventure continues: tour the pleasant surroundings at Ypao Beach Park, make a splash at Tarza Magical Adventure Zone and Water Park, stop by JP Super Store, and buy something for everyone on your list at Guam Premier Outlets.

For photos, where to stay, and other tourist information, read our Tumon trip planning site.

Washington DC, USA to Tumon is an approximately 23.5-hour flight. The time zone difference moving from Eastern Standard Time to Chamorro Standard Time is 15 hours. Traveling from Washington DC in December, expect Tumon to be much warmer, temps between 87°F and 78°F. Finish your sightseeing early on the 2nd (Tue) so you can fly back home.

Things to do in Tumon

Parks · Outdoors · Beaches · Shopping

Side Trips

Tamuning, Piti, Hagatna, Dededo, Asan Bay Overlook

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Guam travel guide

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Beaches · Shopping Malls · Landmarks

Indigenous, Spanish colonial, and American influences are all visible during a vacation in Guam, a Pacific island that forms part of the Mariana Archipelago. First settled by the indigenous Chamorro people centuries ago, the island was "discovered" by Ferdinand Magellan in 1521-- Spanish colonial powers eventually settled the island in 1668. Today the island is a U.S. territory, with many mainland U.S. citizens choosing to visit Guam as a visa-free way to enjoy the Pacific. Tourism in Guam focuses heavily on the island's picturesque beaches, extensive diving opportunities, and indigenous culture and history.