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Håfa Adai! Your Guide to a Stress-Free Guam Getaway
Welcome to our island home! Whether you are bringing the whole family for a sun-soaked beach vacation, embarking on a solo island adventure, or looking forward to a weekend of world-class shopping, we want your trip to be as smooth and relaxing as possible.
Here is everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable visit to Guam.
Arriving with Ease: Entry Requirements
Getting to Guam is simple, so you can spend less time at the airport and more time making memories. Please complete these digital forms before you land:
- Guam Electronic Declaration Form (EDF): Every arriving passenger needs to fill out this quick digital form. To make traveling with your family even easier, you can complete it up to 72 hours before your flight.
- Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program (ETA): If you are visiting from an eligible country—including Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan—you can enjoy a stay of up to 45 days with this simple digital travel authorization.
Staying Connected & Comfortable
Guam offers all the modern comforts of home, ensuring a worry-free stay for travelers of all ages.
- Weather & Climate: Pack your favorite warm-weather outfits! Guam enjoys a beautiful tropical climate year-round, averaging a comfortable 81°F (28°C). We have a sunny dry season from January to May, and a greener rainy season from October to December.
- Language & Currency: You will hear both English and our native CHamoru spoken warmly around the island. As a US Territory, our official currency is the US Dollar (USD), making dining and shopping a breeze.
- Powering Your Devices: Guam uses standard US 120-volt/60-cycle electricity. Travelers from Japan and Taiwan can usually plug in directly without adapters, while visitors from Korea and the Philippines will want to pack a standard US plug adapter to keep cameras and tablets charged up.
- Internet & Cell Service: Keeping everyone connected is easy. Guam is the communications hub of Micronesia, with fast, reliable cell service and widespread Wi-Fi available at hotels, cafes, and family attractions.
Quick Island Facts
- Capital City: Hagåtña
- Time Zone: Chamorro Standard Time (ChST, GMT+10)
- Native Inhabitants: CHamoru
- Country Code: 1 | Area Code: 671
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Guam is wonderful all year! The dry season (January to May) is incredibly popular for uninterrupted beach days and calm waters, while the rest of the year offers lush landscapes perfect for exploring our natural beauty.
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While it is always handy to have some US Dollars (USD) for small purchases at local markets or food stalls, credit cards are widely accepted at nearly all hotels, family restaurants, and shopping centers.
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US citizens do not need a visa. Travelers from Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan can easily use the digital Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program (ETA) for stays up to 45 days. Visitors from the Philippines will need a valid US visa to enter.
