Guam 3-Day Tumon Bay Essentials

Activities

1. 08:00 Arrive at Antonio B. Won Pat Airport (GUM) 1.5 hours

   Direct flight from Seoul Incheon (4h 30min). Korean Air, Asiana, T'way, Jin Air and Air Premia all run direct routes.

   Cost: $300-600 round-trip TIP: Pre-arrange a hotel shuttle ($15-25/person) or a rental car. Taxi to Tumon is $20-30.
2. 10:00 Hotel check-in + Tumon Beach 3 hours

   Check into your Tumon Bay hotel and head straight to the beach — Tumon's 4 km of white sand is the centerpiece of any Guam trip.

   Cost: $200-1,000 hotel + free beach TIP: Most hotels allow early bag drop before check-in. Reef-safe SPF 50+ is mandatory at many beaches.
3. 14:00 Lunch — Beachin' Shrimp or Korean BBQ House 1.5 hours

   Beachin' Shrimp's garlic butter shrimp plate ($18) is Guam's most-recognized casual lunch; Korean BBQ House for galbi ($35) is the next-most-popular option with Korean visitors.

   Cost: $20-80 TIP: Beachin' Shrimp is walk-in only with 20-30 minute waits at peak; Korean BBQ House takes reservations.
4. 16:00 Two Lovers Point 2 hours

   A 122 m cliff at the northern tip of Tumon with one of the best ocean lookouts on the island. The Chamorro legend behind the name draws couples and honeymoon visitors.

   Cost: $3 viewing tower TIP: Drive or trolley up — no walking access. Arrive an hour before sunset for the best photos.
5. 18:30 Tumon Bay sunset + Tumon Sands Plaza 2 hours

   Watch the sunset from the beach, then walk Tumon Sands Plaza for duty-free shopping and dinner planning.

   Cost: Free walk; shopping varies TIP: Sunset is around 18:15-18:50 depending on the month. Most Tumon Sands shops stay open until 22:00.
6. 20:30 Dinner — Outback Steakhouse or Hard Rock Cafe 2 hours

   Reliable American sit-down dining at Tumon Sands. Outback for steaks ($25-60), Hard Rock for burgers and ribs ($20-50).

   Cost: $20-60 TIP: Reserve Fri-Sat. Tip 18%.

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1. 08:00 Cocos Island Resort Day Pass 6 hours

   Drive or trolley to Merizo Pier (50-60 minutes from Tumon), then 15-minute ferry to Cocos Island. The day pass covers ferry, beach, snorkel gear and lunch — Guam's most popular full-day outing.

   Cost: $80-120 day pass TIP: Pre-book through Klook for 15-20% off. Reef-safe SPF 50+ mandatory. Last return ferry is around 17:00.
2. 15:00 Return to Tumon + Underwater World aquarium 2 hours

   Walk-through aquarium tunnel through 100 m of acrylic — sharks, rays, sea turtles. A 1-2 hour stop and one of the few indoor activities on the island.

   Cost: $25-30 TIP: Buy tickets at the entrance or online; Klook discount available. Family-friendly.
3. 17:30 Tumon Bay sunset + optional spa 2 hours

   Back to the beach for sunset; resort spas at Dusit Thani, Hyatt and Westin run $80-200 for an hour-long massage.

   Cost: $0-200 TIP: Reserve resort spa appointments ahead — same-day slots sell out.
4. 20:00 Dinner — Aqua at Dusit Thani 2 hours

   Modern Pacific fine dining with Tumon Bay views. The most popular special-occasion room on the island, with Thai-influenced presentations on local seafood and beef.

   Cost: $50-150 TIP: Reserve at least 1 week ahead. Smart casual / no shorts. Tip 18-22%.

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1. 09:00 Hagåtña walking tour 3 hours

   Guam's capital — the Spanish-era Plaza de España, the Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral, the Latte of Freedom monument, and the Spanish Bridge. A 2-3 hour self-guided walk covers the main sights.

   Cost: Free walking TIP: Park near the cathedral or take the trolley to the Hagåtña stop. Morning is cooler than afternoon.
2. 12:00 Lunch — Linda's Coffee Shop 1.5 hours

   A Hagåtña institution serving Chamorro and American breakfasts since the 1980s. Eggs Benedict, Chamorro breakfast plate, pancakes with coconut syrup.

   Cost: $10-20 TIP: Cash and cards. Tip 15-18%. Get there before the lunch rush at 12:00.
3. 14:00 Tumon Sands duty-free shopping 3.5 hours

   Korean cosmetics, American chocolate, Japanese sake and luxury brands at duty-free prices. The DFS Galleria and Tumon Sands Plaza concentrate the major brands.

   Cost: Variable TIP: Bring your departure ticket for tax-free shopping at DFS. K-Mart (in Tamuning) is the cheaper alternative for souvenirs and snacks.
4. 17:30 Final dinner — Tony Roma's or Korean BBQ 2 hours

   Baby-back ribs at Tony Roma's ($32) or galbi at Korean BBQ House ($35) — two of the most popular Tumon dinners.

   Cost: $25-80 TIP: Reserve Fri-Sat. Tip 18%. Lighter options at the Tumon food courts if you have an early flight.
5. 20:00 Departure from Antonio B. Won Pat Airport (GUM) 30 min

   Late-evening departures back to Seoul, Tokyo or Manila.

   Cost: Hotel shuttle $15-25 or taxi $20-30 TIP: Book the shuttle a day ahead. International check-in opens 3 hours before departure.

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