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Guam Snorkeling
There is no need for diving equipment to have a great time in Guam’s tranquil waters. The beautiful underwater gardens of Guam offer excellent snorkeling for those seeking an unforgettable adventure. Numerous snorkeling areas around the island are sites of colorful and diverse aquatic life in Guam’s cool and refreshing waters.
Popular snorkeling spots include Gun Beach, Ypao Beach, and the Spanish Steps, to name a few. Gun Beach is a beach paradise in Northern Guam and is home to one of Guam’s prettiest beaches. The serene waters make for a safe and enjoyable snorkeling experience. Ypao Beach is located at the southern end of Tumon Bay and is one of Guam’s marine reserves. This natural aquarium is a spot to enjoy the multitude of colorful fish and coral gardens. The Spanish Steps is a beach site that is considered one of the more breathtaking snorkeling spots on the island. Overarching cliffs and a beautiful view of the vast Pacific Ocean surround the picturesque and shallow waters. There are dozens more snorkeling sites to choose from dispersed throughout the scenic island of Guam.
Snorkeling in Guam’s waters is an experience that you will cherish for a lifetime. It is not only an adventure, but each spot is accessible free of charge. Have a great time and save your cash for many of the other fun and exciting island experiences available to you.