United Airlines is a major carrier, with regular direct flights from Honolulu and various cities in Japan (Tokyo-Narita, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka). United also connects Guam to regional destinations in Micronesia. Philippine Airlines provides direct connections to Manila. Korean Air, Jin Air, T'way Air, Jeju Air, Air Seoul offer direct flights from Seoul and sometimes Busan. EVA Air connects Guam directly to Taipei.
GUM Airport offers duty-free shops, restaurants, car rental agencies, currency exchange, ATMs, lounges, and Wi-Fi. Transfer options include rental cars (pre-book for better rates), taxis readily available, and hotel shuttles (many hotels offer complimentary services).
Upon arrival at Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM), pass through US Customs and Border Protection. Prepare your passport and other documents. Customs forms are usually provided on your flight.
There is no general entry fee for tourists upon arrival in Guam beyond any potential airline taxes included in your ticket price.
The airport is centrally located, making transfers to major tourist areas like Tumon and Tamuning relatively quick and easy.
The Port of Guam accommodates cruise ships. Some itineraries include Guam as a port of call. This is not a regular, scheduled passenger ferry service.
No significant river transportation options for tourists, though some cultural parks offer riverboat tours within their specific areas.
For cruise ship passengers, immigration and customs occur at the port, similar to airport arrivals, typically handled by cruise line staff.
Departure taxes are typically included in the airline ticket price for flights from Guam. You generally do not need to pay a separate fee at the airport upon departure. Always check your ticket details or airline's website if you have concerns.
Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport offers various amenities for departing passengers: dining options, duty-free shops for last-minute souvenirs, airline and independent lounges, restrooms, ATMs, and free Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the terminal.
Renting a car is the most popular and often the most convenient option for exploring Guam independently. It provides the freedom to visit beaches, historical sites, and natural attractions across the island without relying on limited public transport. You need a valid driver's license from your home country. Major international rental car companies like Hertz, Avis, Budget, and Enterprise operate on Guam. DiscoverCars.com for comparisons.
Driving is on the right side of the road, similar to the US.
Posted in miles per hour. Generally lower than in the US mainland (e.g., 35-45 mph on main roads).
Main roads are generally well-maintained. Secondary roads can vary, sometimes having potholes.
Book your rental car in advance, especially if traveling during peak season. This ensures availability and often provides better rates.
