Things to Do in Tamuning

An open-air market selling local produce, fresh fish, and Chamorro snacks. Also has cheap souvenir stalls and second-hand clothes.

🕐 Wednesday–Saturday 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM; closed Sunday–Tuesday

💡 Go on Saturday morning for the best fruit selection (mangoes, papayas). Cash only. Try a coconut candy stick from the vendor by the entrance.

A public beach with calm turquoise water, shaded picnic tables, and a small pier. Good for swimming or just sitting under the coconut trees.

🕐 5:00 AM - 8:00 PM daily

💡 Arrive before 9am to claim a picnic table near the water. Weekday mornings are quiet.

Larger beach park with a grassy area, volleyball courts, and a protected swimming cove. The reef shelf keeps waves small.

🕐 5:00 AM - 8:00 PM daily

💡 The snorkelling is decent near the outer rocks. Bring water shoes—the coral rubble is sharp.

The open-air plaza around the outlets has free weekly cultural performances and a large green lawn. You can watch traditional Chamorro dance or listen to local bands.

🕐 Plaza accessible 24/7; shops and performances vary

💡 Check the Guam Visitors Bureau events board near the food court. Friday nights often have free live music starting at 6pm.

A short, unpaved public path along the cliff edge near the Fai Fai Beach area. Offers clear views across Tumon Bay without the entry fee at the main Two Lovers Point site.

🕐 Always open; best visited in daylight

💡 Park at the small lot near the Fai Fai beach sign. The trail is only 200 metres but can be muddy after rain. Bring binoculars—whales pass in winter.